the Pokemon TCG It can be difficult to predict when it comes to Pokemon that don't spend much time in the party, as options like Galvantula are often overlooked in favor of more exciting Pokemon like Mewtwo, who have a list of options. valuable. However, Galvantula's career in the TCG has been dormant since he was released in some of the best series of the XY era.
The release of the Stellar Crown gave Galvantula a powerful revival, introducing three new rare versions of this Pokemon to haunt it. Although Galvantula's most valuable card from Stellar Crown will decrease over time, it will likely be a valuable version of this Pokemon for the foreseeable future, due to the lack of other high-quality options.
Cards are ordered according to TCGPlayer
Market price,
which you can pay on average for a copy of the cards below.
However,
the transaction price varies depending on the nature of the card,
so this market price is just an illusion of the value of the card.
5 Galvantula (Exclusive Deck): XY Phantom Forces (Holo Rare) – $0.85
Exclusive Edition
Galvantula gets things rolling with a rare solid holo showing an electric type spider sitting on a tree in a forest with a detailed view of a city in the background. The uniqueness of this card adds to its desirability, even though it is not very expensive.
Unfortunately, Galvanula cannot hope to reach the level of popular Electric types like Raikou, who have many valuable cards to collect. This card costs about $0.86 for the regular price (NM) situation, with played a little (LP) cards down to $0.55, followed by average games (MP) price 0.25 US dollars.
4 Galvantula: Dark Explorers (Rare) – $0.99
To New Horizons
Dark Explorers is one of the most valuable tools of the Black & White era, although this Galvantula card still can't reach the dollar value, with recent market prices. Like Galvantula shown in card art, this card is still not appreciated in the shadows, waiting for a chance to shine.
NM copy The number of this card has increased, increasing during the year 2024 to $1.49 in some cases. The Reverse Holo version of this card sells for about $1.25 in NM condition, making the Rare even more valuable, especially since the Reverse doesn't have a market value yet. the TCG player.
3 Galvantula Ex: Stellar Crown (Double Rare) – $1.61
Twice The Rarity, No Price
The Stellar Crown gave Galvantula one life, restores its importance in the TCG space, and adds to the very limited list with three exciting new options featuring the best Galvantula cards.
The smallest of these three is easily the two rare Galvantula ex, which is lost in the rainbow of colors.
Although the initial price of this card was set at around $14, it never had a chance to hold this price after its release, immediately settling in a new average below two dollars. This card is likely to continue as more and more time separates us from the Stellar Crown release date.
2 Galvantula Ex: Stellar Crown (Ultra Rare) – $2.91
Shiny bejeweled bugo
This upgrade to double rarity provides a better view of Galvantula, as the jewels of this insect's body form a beautiful Tera crown.
The white background is perfect for this card,
because Galvantula allows the explosion of color to remain distinct without disturbing it completely.
As rare as it is, the $16 starting price is unlikely to stick, so it will take some time for this card's value to erode before eventually rebounding. Right now, it's around $2.90 but won't settle until it gets closer to double rare value.
1 Galvantula Ex: Stellar Crown (Exclusive Rare Image) – $38.10
The Pinnacle of Galvantula
Stellar Crown is a small set that doesn't set the highest SIR to stack, meaning that Galvantula finds itself as one of the featured cards. The perfect view of Galvantula's stunning tera crown is only part of the magic, as the card boasts detailed shading in bright and shiny colors.
This card is great and provides a fitting crown to this Electric bug; this card can be the
Best Galvantula card in the Pokemon TCG for a long time.
However, valuations for this card started above the $50 plateau, but immediately fell into the sub-40s upon release, continuing the negative downward trend that comes with all cards. after publication. The straight line down may slow down in the 20's, but hopefully this card will drop significantly as new and exciting sets come out, adding to the collection of valuable cards from the Scarlet & Violet era.
