National Pokédex #0053
Persian Pokémon cards
There are 37 Persian cards in the English Pokémon TCG, printed across 30 sets from 1999 to 2025. The most valuable is Rocket's Persian ex #116 from Unseen Forces at about $193.33 raw and ungraded; the cheapest priced Persian card is Persian #62 (Ancient Origins) at $0.08. Persian is #0053 in the National Pokédex.
- Cards
- 37
- Sets
- 30
- Years
- 1999–2025
- Top price
- $193.33
- Median
- $3.27

Most valuable Persian cards
| Rank | Card | Set | Number | Rarity | Market price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Rocket's Persian ex | Unseen Forces · 2005 | #116 | Rare | $193.33 |
| 2 | Dark Persian | Legendary Collection · 2002 | #6 | Rare | $140.00 |
| 3 | Dark Persian | Wizards Black Star Promos · 1999 | #17 | Common | $118.76 |
| 4 | Persian | Shrouded Fable · 2024 | #078 | Illustration rare | $74.70 |
| 5 | Giovanni's Persian | Gym Challenge · 2000 | #8 | Rare Holo | $51.03 |
| 6 | Persian | Skyridge · 2003 | #42 | Uncommon | $23.07 |
| 7 | Persian GX | Unbroken Bonds · 2019 | #227 | Secret Rare | $20.00 |
| 8 | Persian (Cosmos Holo) | Blister Exclusives | #81 | Promo | $18.50 |
| 9 | Persian | HeartGold & SoulSilver · 2010 | #27 | Rare | $14.92 |
| 10 | Alolan Persian GX | Cosmic Eclipse · 2019 | #257 | Secret Rare | $13.69 |
Raw market values for ungraded copies, from marketplace sales data via TCGCSV, refreshed yesterday. Estimates for reference — not an offer to buy or sell. Graded PSA 9 / PSA 10 comps are in the Scryda app.
All 37 Persian cards by set
Newest set first. Each tile links to the card's own page with its price history and details; each set heading links to the full set list. The newest Persian print is in Destined Rivals (2025); the oldest is Blister Exclusives.
Destined Rivals2025 · 2 Persian cards
Shrouded Fable2024 · 2 Persian cards
1512023 · 1 Persian card
SVP Black Star Promos2023 · 1 Persian card
Fusion Strike2021 · 1 Persian card
Cosmic Eclipse2019 · 3 Persian cards
Unbroken Bonds2019 · 4 Persian cards
Team Up2019 · 1 Persian card
Lost Thunder2018 · 1 Persian card
Burning Shadows2017 · 1 Persian card
SM Black Star Promos2017 · 1 Persian card
Sun & Moon2017 · 1 Persian card
Steam Siege2016 · 1 Persian card
Generations2016 · 1 Persian card
Ancient Origins2015 · 1 Persian card
Next Destinies2012 · 1 Persian card
HeartGold & SoulSilver2010 · 1 Persian card
Legends Awakened2008 · 1 Persian card
Holon Phantoms2006 · 1 Persian card
Delta Species2005 · 1 Persian card
Unseen Forces2005 · 1 Persian card
FireRed & LeafGreen2004 · 1 Persian card
Skyridge2003 · 1 Persian card
Legendary Collection2002 · 1 Persian card
Gym Challenge2000 · 1 Persian card
Team Rocket2000 · 1 Persian card
Base Set 22000 · 1 Persian card
Wizards Black Star Promos1999 · 1 Persian card
Jungle1999 · 1 Persian card
Blister Exclusives1 Persian card
Common questions
How many Persian cards are there?
There are 37 Persian cards in the English Pokémon TCG catalog, spread across 30 sets released between 1999 and 2025. That counts every distinct print — base cards, ex/EX/GX/V forms, full arts and promos — but not Japanese or other-language printings.
What is the most valuable Persian card?
Rocket's Persian ex #116 from Unseen Forces (2005), a Rare, is the most valuable Persian card at about $193.33 for a raw, ungraded copy, based on market data refreshed yesterday. Graded PSA 9 and PSA 10 copies sell for more.
How much is a Persian card worth?
It depends on the print. Across the 37 Persian cards with a market price, values run from $0.08 to $193.33, with a median of $3.27. Commons and recent bulk sit at the low end; vintage holos, full arts and special illustration rares carry the top prices. Check the set and collector number on your card, then find it in the list on this page.
What was the first Persian card?
The earliest Persian card in the catalog is Persian #42 from Jungle, released June 16, 1999, currently valued at about $0.88 ungraded.
Which Persian cards do you own?
Scan your cards with Scryda to price every Persian in your binder, track what they're worth over time, and see which prints you're missing.




































