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Pikachu - SM - Crimson Invasion
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Pikachu #30/111 — SM - Crimson Invasion Price & Value

SM - Crimson Invasion· 30/111· Common

How much is Pikachu #30/111 from SM - Crimson Invasion worth?

Pikachu #30/111 from SM - Crimson Invasion has a market price of about $2.11 USD for a raw (ungraded), Near Mint copy, based on TCGplayer's market price (via TCGCSV), synced 30 October 2026.

This is a reference, not an available offer. Prices vary with condition, grading and current buyer demand. How we work out prices

2 active eBay listings for this card right now, from $1.77 USD including shipping (a current auction bid, not a sold price).

Set
SM - Crimson Invasion
Card number
30/111
Rarity
Common

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The cheapest active listing is an auction; its current bid ($1.77) is 12% below its market reference.

Price history since September 2026.Price history & direction only — not a prediction or investment advice. how we work this out.

Active listings (2)

Market price history

Our first-party daily snapshots joined to reference history. Reference prices are recorded in USD (shown ≈ in your currency); the legend below the chart names the condition and printing each verified point was recorded for. Historical data availability varies by card.

$2.11$9.53$16.95$2.11

Verified Near Mint, Normal reference since Oct 30. 53 earlier readings are shown dashed, not comparable: 10 didn't record which condition and printing they were for, and 43 were for a different reference (Near Mint, Normal; Near Mint, Reverse Holofoil).

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Current bid$0.99Plus shippingView auction on eBay