Raichu
Expedition Base Set · #25 · 2002 · Unlimited
Estimated Market Value (EMV) · TAG 8 · Unlimited
$370
EMV, estimated from similar cards
Only 1 of its sales is from the last 90 days. A full EMV needs 5.
- Recent sales: last sale $370, Oct 13
- Evidence: limited · 1 sale we counted in the last 90 days · last sale Oct 13
- Next-sale range: $268 to $592
Updated Oct 20, 2026. EMV, recent sales and next-sale range: all adjusted to typical eBay auction prices.
How close we came: half of 16,564 sales were within 21 percent of our EMV the day before. Group: Wizards era, fewer than 5 sales in 90 days, Jan 1, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026. See how close we came for similar grades
How we got this
Estimated from similar cards: fewer than 5 sales we counted in 90 days, so the figure is modeled from 1 sale in 90 days.
Recent sales: the middle (median) of the last 1 sales we counted (Oct 13), each adjusted to typical eBay auction prices: Buy It Now and auction-house prices are moved by the gap we measure between venues in this era. The sales list shows the prices paid.
Checked on 16,564 EMV-to-next-sale pairs for grades with fewer than 5 sales in 90 days, Wizards era, from Jan 1, 2025 to Oct 18, 2026: half the next sales landed within 21 percent of the EMV at the time (as of Oct 20). A record of past EMVs, not a guarantee for this card.
EMVs with limited evidence had a median error of 22 percent on 44,262 past cases (Jan 1, 2025 to Oct 16, 2026).
Evidence: strong means at least 4.5 effective recent sales (older and clustered sales count for less) with a spread under 0.15; moderate, at least 2.8 with a spread under 0.30; limited, anything less. The basis (sales of this grade, or estimated from similar cards) is stated separately.
An EMV is an estimate from completed sales. Not an offer or an appraisal.
TAG 8 · Unlimited · last 180 days
Few recent sales
Only 1 sale in the last 180 days. The latest sold for $400 on Oct 13.
Our EMV is $370 (estimated from similar cards).
What this label means
This grade had fewer than 3 sales in the last 180 days. Or it had fewer than 3 in the last 90 days and no clear pattern.
Labels describe past sales only. They never change our EMV.
Sales, last 3 years
1 sale plotted · adjusted to typical eBay auction prices
Tap a dot, or tab to it, to see that sale.
Prices are adjusted to typical eBay auction prices. The latest sale is ringed.
About this chart
Buy It Now and auction-house prices are moved by the gap we measure between venues in this era, so every dot is comparable with an eBay auction. Tap a dot to see the price paid.
Last 7 days: 1 sale, $400 paid. Last 30 days: the same 1 sale. Last 90 days: the same 1 sale. Last 12 months: 1 sale, $400 paid. Of 3 other grades with 5 or more sales in 90 days, 2 rose and 1 fell.
- Oct 13, 2026: $370 (eBay fixed price)
Prices adjusted to typical eBay auction prices.
Paid is what the buyer paid. Adjusted means adjusted to typical eBay auction prices. Changes compare adjusted prices.
How we got this
This text is built each night from the sales shown on this page, last on Oct 20, 2026. It is a record of what happened, not a forecast. Every number in it is checked against the stored facts before it is shown.
Each window's middle sale is the middle of its sales, once as paid and once adjusted. A change compares the adjusted middle sale with the window of the same length just before it, and only when both have 3 or more sales. Our EMV's change uses the figure the site showed on the window's first day.
- Last 7 days: 1 sale; middle sale $400 paid, $370 adjusted
- Last 30 days: 1 sale; middle sale $400 paid, $370 adjusted
- Last 90 days: 1 sale; middle sale $400 paid, $370 adjusted
- Last 12 months: 1 sale; middle sale $400 paid, $370 adjusted
Thinking of buying?
Raichu · TAG 8 · Unlimited
Thinking of selling?
eBay Buy It Nowsells for about $400you keep about $341
eBay takes $53 (13.25%) plus $0.40. You pay about $6 postage. Sale price: our EMV plus the usual extra Buy It Now buyers paid for this era.
Fanatics Buy Nowsells for about $363you keep about $335
Fanatics takes $22 (6%). You pay about $6 postage. Sale price: our EMV adjusted to Fanatics prices for this era.
Alt fixed pricesells for about $360you keep about $322
Alt takes $32 (9%). You pay about $6 postage. Sale price: our EMV adjusted to Alt prices for this era.
eBay auctionsells for about $370you keep about $315
eBay takes $49 (13.25%) plus $0.40. You pay about $6 postage. Sale price: our EMV.
Alt auctionsells for about $360you keep about $306
Hammer about $300; the buyer adds a 20% premium ($60). Alt adds a 4% bonus ($12) to your hammer. You pay about $6 postage. Sale price: our EMV adjusted to Alt prices for this era.
Fanatics auctionsells for about $363you keep about $302
Hammer about $302; the buyer adds a 20% premium ($61). Fanatics adds a 2% bonus ($6) to your hammer. You pay about $6 postage. Sale price: our EMV adjusted to Fanatics prices for this era.
Card showdealers often pay 60% to 65%about $222 to $241 cash
For cards like this, in cash, with no fees: you keep it all. Store credit or trade is often 5 to 10 points more. Based on what dealers report paying for graded cards $100 to $1,000 that rarely sell. How we set this
Sale prices differ by place: Buy It Now buyers usually pay more, and auction houses add a buyer's premium. You keep the price minus fees and about $6 postage. Our EMV today: $370.
Goldin is not shown: we do not measure Goldin prices for this era.
How we got this
eBay: the EMV plus the shipping you charge, less eBay's fee on both, less the per-order fee and your postage. The Buy It Now row uses the Buy It Now estimate. Fanatics, Goldin and Alt auctions: the EMV moved to that venue's prices with the gap we measure for this era, divided by one plus the buyer's premium to get the hammer price, then the seller bonus added or the commission taken off, less postage. Fanatics Buy Now and Alt fixed price: that venue's price less its seller fee and postage. Card show: the range dealers often pay for a card of this value, higher for grades that sell often and lower for grades that rarely sell (see Methodology); the figure used to rank it is the middle of that range, or the EMV times your percentage. With your own price, every place takes it as what the buyer pays, and an auction's hammer is that price less the buyer's premium. Sales tax is left out; eBay also charges its fee on tax the buyer pays. fees as of Oct 19, 2026.
- eBay auction: Trading card fee: 13.25% of the sale up to $7,500. Above that, 2.35% on the rest. The sale counts the price, shipping charged and sales tax. Each order also pays $0.30, or $0.40 over $10. Sales tax is left out here. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (confirmed). Source
- eBay Buy It Now: Same fees as the auction, on the Buy It Now estimate. That is our estimate times this era's usual Buy It Now gap, never below the estimate. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (confirmed). Source
- Fanatics auction: Buyers pay a 20% premium on the hammer price. Our stored Fanatics prices include that 20%. Premier Auction, for cards worth $25,000 or more: the seller gets 110% of the hammer. That rises to 112.5% above $250,000 and 115% above $1,000,000. Weekly Auction: a bonus of 2% to 15% on sales of $50 or more. We use the lowest, 2%. There is no seller fee. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (partly confirmed). Source
- Fanatics Buy Now: Seller fee 6% when listed under 120% of Card Ladder's market value. It is 12% at or above that. Buyers pay no fee. We list at the Fanatics price, so 6% applies. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (confirmed). Source
- Goldin auction: Buyers pay a 22% premium, at least $19. Goldin does not publish its seller commission. About 5% is a typical figure, not confirmed. We do not measure Goldin prices yet, so this route has no figure. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (partly confirmed). Source
- Alt auction: Buyers pay a 20% premium. Sellers pay no fee. The base seller bonus depends on the card's value: 4% under $1,000, 6% to $5,000, 8% to $25,000. It is 10% to $50,000, 12% to $200,000 and 15% above. We use the hammer price for the value. We assume our stored Alt prices include the premium. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (confirmed). Source
- Alt fixed price: Base seller fee: 14% to $249, 9% to $7,499, 7% to $9,999, and 5% from $10,000. Buyers pay no fee. Checked Oct 19, 2026 (confirmed). Source
- Show offer: No fee. What dealers often pay for a card of this value. It is higher for grades that sell often and lower for grades that rarely sell. It comes from what dealers report (October 2026; see Methodology). You can set your own percentage. Checked not checked (not applicable).
Grades · TAG · Unlimited
EMVs are adjusted to typical eBay auction prices. Sold ranges are prices as paid. A dash in the 30-day change column means no change is shown: it needs strong or moderate evidence.
How we got this
A grade's EMV needs 5 or more sales we counted in 90 days; otherwise the panel shows the lowest to highest sale of the last year. When neighbouring grades' sales overlap, or a lower grade's figure would sit above a higher grade's, they share one precision-weighted EMV (each figure weighted by how tight its range is). The 30-day change compares with the last settled EMV and shows only with strong or moderate evidence.
Sales, last 90 days, TAG 8
1 sale we counted · prices as paid
Tap a sale for its record, with the price adjusted to typical eBay auction prices.
$400.00Oct 13
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On eBay now
Listings from eBay, updated Oct 21, 2026, 00:17 UTC (1 hour ago)Current offers at asking prices. These are not completed sales.
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