Some of the best cards in the Pokémon TCG have a long and storied history as early cards from Generation I and Generation II. While some of the most valuable Pokémon from Generation I, like Flareon, boast a ton of incredibly expensive cards, Kangaskhan doesn’t cost quite as much as some traditional options.
Vintage cards, like the most valuable Pokémon in the Base Set, often come with a premium when in good condition, so even less popular Pokémon like Kangaskhan can have some high-quality cards. While they won’t exactly break the bank, these are the most expensive Kangaskhan cards ever.
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6 Kangaskhan: Lightning Fire (Full Art) – $10.56
A bold introduction
This stunning Kangaskhan kicks things off with a vibrant action scene that shows Kangaskhan in the middle of an attack. The burst of prismatic brilliance behind Kangaskhan really boosts the quality of this card’s art, as the normal strike motion would have been ineffective without such a stunning background.
This card is relatively new, so you won’t find many copies in heavily played (HP) or moderately played (MP) condition.
Whether you like the art or not, this card has seen a revival that reversed the price trend and brought it from single digits to within striking distance of $11 in near mint (NM) condition. If you want to save a few dollars, you can settle for a slightly played (LP) copy that could cost only half the price.
Promo Paradise
This Kangaskhan card was used to promote the Darkness Ablaze set in the Sword & Shield era. While the set itself isn’t spectacular, this Kangaskhan promo includes several printings, with the second one being even more valuable than this one.
Sticking with the Standard promo for now, this valuable Kangaskhan card is on the uptrend and gathering support as it is approaching the $11 mark. Given the significant jump from single digits, the value of this card could continue to increase over time given its limited edition.
4 Kangaskhan: FireRed and LeafGreen (Holo Rare) – $12.27
Throwing rights like at Fight Night
Ready to throw with its hands, this Kangaskhan has a powerful right punch designed to smash through the frame. The blood-red background increases the intimidation factor for Kangaskhan as this Normal-type Pokémon prepares a devastating power-up blow.
While both the Reverse Holo and the regular Holofoil are sold at similar price points, the Holofoil is sold more frequently and costs around ten dollars for LP cards, while it costs up to three dollars for HP or MP cards. At the higher end of the price range NM Copies can be obtained about 12 dollars.
3 M Kangama: Lightning Fire (Secret Rare) – $23.20
A dynamic mega duo
This Kangaskhan is an excellent representation of some of the best sets from the X&Y era, as the signature style is recognizable in this generation.
You will find many NM copies of this card on the market, with Kangaskhan showing an upward trend leading into the 20s as this card a big rally since the price hit the $18 mark. While there are no limits, there is little hope that you will catch the next rare Kangaskhan with this card.
The seal of quality
If you thought it would be difficult to get a copy of the regular pre-release promo for this card, then prepare for an even bigger challenge with this exclusive Kangaskhan card.
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Since this card is already very limited, condition is not as important as it is with certain other cards, such as an upcoming vintage favorite. Both NM and LP copies sell for $45-$50. This gives this card one of the most stable – albeit unusual – price charts of any Kangaskhan card.
1 Kangaskhan: Jungle (Holo Rare) – $49.83
A cantonal classic
The Jungle Kangaskhan is one of the best cards in this set and tops the list of most valuable Kangaskhan cards of all time. This simple design draws all the attention to the classic Kangaskhan representation, leaving the background with darker green tones to fill in the holo pattern.
The first editions trade in a wide range, making this card attractive in almost any price range. MP and LP copies cost $20-$30, while you pay about $40 to $75 for NM copies, However, the exact price depends entirely on the card in question and whether it could receive the top rating.
