Diamond & Pearl era · Released May 2009 · Refreshed monthly
Most expensive Rising Rivals Pokemon cards
The 30 most expensive Rising Rivals Pokemon cards, ranked by raw Near Mint market price on TCGplayer. Surfing Pikachu leads at $388.58, followed by Infernape E4 Lv.X at $350.00 and Pikachu at $343.38.
- Most expensive
- $389
- Surfing Pikachu
- 30th on the list
- $38
- Fan Rotom
- Printings $100+
- 8
- of 212 priced
- Printings $20+
- 47
- of 212 priced
Top 30 Rising Rivals cards by price
TCGplayer market price, Near Mint, ungraded, refreshed monthly. Tap a card to see it on TCGplayer.
Rising Rivals price breakdown
It takes $38.17 to make this list, and the top 30 add up to $3,394. Ultra Rare cards take 11 of the 30 spots, Common cards 6. Across the whole set, 8 of the 212 card printings with a Near Mint market price are at $100 or more.
Rising Rivals is part of the Diamond & Pearl era (2007 to 2009). See the top 30 Diamond & Pearl cards across every set of the era, or the most expensive cards of every era. Prices are TCGplayer market prices, which come from recent sales; each printing is ranked on its own and graded copies are not included. Read how prices are cleaned.
FAQ
What is the most expensive Rising Rivals card?
Surfing Pikachu (114/111), a Secret Rare, is the most expensive Rising Rivals card at $388.58, raw and Near Mint on TCGplayer at the latest monthly refresh. Infernape E4 Lv.X is second at $350.00.
How many Rising Rivals cards are worth $100 or more?
At the latest refresh, 8 of the 212 card printings with a Near Mint market price are at $100 or more, and 47 are at $20 or more. Each printing, such as a Reverse Holo, counts separately.
Which Rising Rivals rarity is worth the most?
Ultra Rare cards take 11 of the 30 spots, and Common cards 6. The single most expensive card, Surfing Pikachu, is a Secret Rare.