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Treecko - 003 (e-League) - Nintendo Promos
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Treecko (e-League) #003 — Nintendo Promos Price & Value

Nintendo Promos· 003· Promo

How much is Treecko (e-League) #003 from Nintendo Promos worth?

Treecko (e-League) #003 from Nintendo Promos has a market price of about $72.05 USD for a raw (ungraded), Near Mint copy, based on recent sold data from PokemonPriceTracker.

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

Set
Nintendo Promos
Card number
003
Rarity
Promo
Printing
e-League
Promo
Yes

Price intelligence

Limited history

Earlier readings didn't record which condition and printing they were for, so they can't be compared yet.

Earlier readings didn't record their condition and printing, so verified comparable history is still being collected.

Price history since October 2025.Price history & direction only — not a prediction or investment advice. how we work this out.

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Market price history

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$12.73$42.73$72.73$72.05

No verified comparable history yet. 180 earlier readings didn't record which condition and printing they were for (or were for a different reference) — shown dashed, not comparable.

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