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Appletun Pokemon Card Prices — All Appletun Values

Live market prices for every Appletun card we track, with graded values on each card page. Updated Oct 5, 2026.

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Total cards
6
Most expensive
$7.56
Least expensive
$0.21
Different sets
5
We track 6 Appletun Pokemon cards across 5 sets. Prices range from $0.21 to $7.56, and the most valuable right now is Appletun #211 at $7.56.

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Appletun was first printed in Rebel Clash (2020) and most recently in Surging Sparks (2024). The Sword & Shield era has the most Appletun cards (4).

Most valuable Appletun cards

Appletun cards by era

EraCardsTop cardTop price
Scarlet & Violet2Appletun #211 (Surging Sparks)$7.56
Sword & Shield4Appletun #SV014 (Shining Fates)$3.83

All Appletun cards

CardSetRarityRawPSA 10
Appletun #211Surging SparksIllustration Rare$7.56-
Appletun #SV014Shining FatesRare Shiny$3.83-
Appletun V #26Fusion StrikeRare Holo V$0.86-
Appletun #23Rebel ClashRare Holo$0.62-
Appletun #140Surging SparksUncommon$0.21-
Appletun #121Evolving Skiesrare$0.27-

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable Appletun card?

Appletun #211 from Surging Sparks is the most valuable at about $7.56 raw.

How much is a Appletun Pokemon card worth?

Most Appletun cards sell for between $0.21 and $7.56. The exact value depends on the set, rarity and condition, so match the card number against the list above.

How many Appletun cards are there?

We track 6 Appletun cards across 5 sets.

What is the newest Appletun card?

The most recent printing is Appletun #211 from Surging Sparks (November 2024), currently $7.56 raw.

What is the cheapest holo Appletun card?

Appletun #23 (Rebel Clash) is the lowest-priced holo at about $0.62.

How do I know which Appletun card I have?

Check the set symbol and card number at the bottom of the card and match them to the table above. A phone scanner can read both from a single photo.

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