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National Pokédex #0086

Seel Pokémon cards

There are 20 Seel cards in the English Pokémon TCG, printed across 19 sets from 1999 to 2026. The most valuable is Seel #94 from Skyridge at about $41.84 raw and ungraded; the cheapest priced Seel card is Seel #029 (Crown Zenith) at $0.05. Seel is #0086 in the National Pokédex.

Cards
20
Sets
19
Years
1999–2026
Top price
$41.84
Median
$0.61
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Seel — Skyridge #94

Most valuable Seel cards

RankCardSetNumberRarityMarket price
1Seel — Skyridge #94SeelSkyridge · 2003#94Common$41.84
2Seel — Skyridge #95SeelSkyridge · 2003#95Common$25.39
3Seel — Base Set #41SeelBase Set · 1999#41Uncommon$1.43
4Misty's Seel — Gym Challenge #91Misty's SeelGym Challenge · 2000#91Common$1.26
5Misty's Seel — Gym Heroes #88Misty's SeelGym Heroes · 2000#88Common$1.01
6Seel — Base Set 2 #61SeelBase Set 2 · 2000#61Uncommon$0.90
7Seel — Neo Destiny #81SeelNeo Destiny · 2002#81Common$0.87
8Seel — Supreme Victors #125SeelSupreme Victors · 2009#125Common$0.80
9Seel δ — Dragon Frontiers #62Seel δDragon Frontiers · 2006#62Common$0.74
10Seel — Legendary Collection #92SeelLegendary Collection · 2002#92Common$0.70

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 20 Seel 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 Seel print is in Perfect Order (2026); the oldest is Base Set (1999).

Perfect Order2026 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Perfect Order #018, Common
Seel
#018 · Common
$0.06

Phantasmal Flames2025 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Phantasmal Flames #021, Common
Seel
#021 · Common
$0.07

1512023 · 1 Seel card

Seel — 151 #086, Common
Seel
#086 · Common
$0.17

Crown Zenith2023 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Crown Zenith #029, Common
Seel
#029 · Common
$0.05

Lost Origin2022 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Lost Origin #033, Common
Seel
#033 · Common
$0.14

Unbroken Bonds2019 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Unbroken Bonds #44, Common
Seel
#44 · Common
$0.25

Evolutions2016 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Evolutions #28, Common
Seel
#28 · Common
$0.15

Fates Collide2016 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Fates Collide #15, Common
Seel
#15 · Common
$0.18

Supreme Victors2009 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Supreme Victors #125, Common
Seel
#125 · Common
$0.80

Mysterious Treasures2007 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Mysterious Treasures #97, Common
Seel
#97 · Common
$0.29

Dragon Frontiers2006 · 1 Seel card

Seel δ — Dragon Frontiers #62, Common
Seel δ
#62 · Common
$0.74

FireRed & LeafGreen2004 · 1 Seel card

Seel — FireRed & LeafGreen #78, Common
Seel
#78 · Common
$0.51

Skyridge2003 · 2 Seel cards

Seel — Skyridge #94, Common
Seel
#94 · Common
$41.84
Seel — Skyridge #95, Common
Seel
#95 · Common
$25.39

Legendary Collection2002 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Legendary Collection #92, Common
Seel
#92 · Common
$0.70

Neo Destiny2002 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Neo Destiny #81, Common
Seel
#81 · Common
$0.87

Gym Challenge2000 · 1 Seel card

Misty's Seel — Gym Challenge #91, Common
Misty's Seel
#91 · Common
$1.26

Gym Heroes2000 · 1 Seel card

Misty's Seel — Gym Heroes #88, Common
Misty's Seel
#88 · Common
$1.01

Base Set 22000 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Base Set 2 #61, Uncommon
Seel
#61 · Uncommon
$0.90

Base Set1999 · 1 Seel card

Seel — Base Set #41, Uncommon
Seel
#41 · Uncommon
$1.43

Common questions

How many Seel cards are there?

There are 20 Seel cards in the English Pokémon TCG catalog, spread across 19 sets released between 1999 and 2026. 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 Seel card?

Seel #94 from Skyridge (2003), a Common, is the most valuable Seel card at about $41.84 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 Seel card worth?

It depends on the print. Across the 20 Seel cards with a market price, values run from $0.05 to $41.84, with a median of $0.61. 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 Seel card?

The earliest Seel card in the catalog is Seel #41 from Base Set, released January 9, 1999, currently valued at about $1.43 ungraded.

Which Seel cards do you own?

Scan your cards with Scryda to price every Seel in your binder, track what they're worth over time, and see which prints you're missing.

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