The 20 Most Valuable Japanese Red Collection Cards
Prices updated daily from real sales data · September 05, 2026
Every card below is ranked by its current raw market price, refreshed daily from sales data. Japanese Red Collection has 3 cards worth $100+ — here are the top 20, with what each is worth graded.
1
N #71
Japanese Red Collection
$134.99
PSA 10: $760.00
2
Victini #70
Japanese Red Collection
$130.99
PSA 10: $2097.00
3
Meowth #72
Japanese Red Collection
$117.58
PSA 10: $1566.35
4
Cobalion #69
Japanese Red Collection
$33.62
PSA 10: $280.00
5
Virizion #67
Japanese Red Collection
$31.40
PSA 10: $234.99
6
Terrakion #68
Japanese Red Collection
$21.15
PSA 10: $426.82
7
Trubbish #30
Japanese Red Collection
$4.87
PSA 10: $93.86
8
Terrakion #46
Japanese Red Collection
$4.60
PSA 10: $47.95
9
Bisharp #49
Japanese Red Collection
$3.99
10
Haxorus #58
Japanese Red Collection
$3.99
PSA 10: $107.50
11
Victini #9
Japanese Red Collection
$3.89
PSA 10: $227.50
12
Eelektross #27
Japanese Red Collection
$3.49
PSA 10: $75.78
13
Chandelure #36
Japanese Red Collection
$3.47
PSA 10: $75.48
14
Landorus #47
Japanese Red Collection
$3.18
PSA 10: $94.99
15
Fraxure #57
Japanese Red Collection
$3.17
16
Deino #50
Japanese Red Collection
$3.11
PSA 10: $53.99
17
Hydreigon #52
Japanese Red Collection
$3.03
PSA 10: $89.99
18
Kyurem #24
Japanese Red Collection
$3.03
PSA 10: $85.00
19
Axew #56
Japanese Red Collection
$2.99
PSA 10: $69.18
20
Vanillite #18
Japanese Red Collection
$2.99
Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable Japanese Red Collection card?
The most valuable Japanese Red Collection card is N #71, currently worth about $135 raw and $760 in PSA 10.
How many Japanese Red Collection cards are worth over $100?
3 cards from Japanese Red Collection are currently worth $100 or more ungraded.
What is the most valuable Japanese Red Collection card in PSA 10?
In PSA 10, Victini #70 tops the set at about $2,097.
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