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Computer Search #71 Base Pokemon card
SetBase
Card number71
Rarityrare
TypeTrainer
HP0
ArtistKeiji Kinebuchi
ReleasedJan 1999

Computer Search #71 Value (Base)

Pokemon card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Sep 17, 2026.

How much is Computer Search #71 worth? As of Sep 17, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $2.62, a PSA 10 sells for around $68.11 on eBay. Prices update daily from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Computer Search #71 is a Trainer card from the original Base Set, illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi. It holds rare status within that foundational print run. Trainer cards from this era are often overlooked next to Pokemon illustrations, though Computer Search remains a recognizable staple of early set checklists. Its simple search function belies the card's lasting presence in vintage collections.

Current prices

SourcePrice
TCGplayer market price (USD)$2.62
TCGplayer mid price (USD)$2.81
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)€38.12
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)€22.62
Cardmarket listings available25
eBay PSA 10 median (USD)$68.11

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Graded card values (PSA, CGC, BGS)

GradingGradeMedian soldSales
BGS9$168.981
CGC10$53.665
CGC9$112.624
PSA10$68.115
PSA9$79.595
PSA8$136.015
PSA7$99.495

Graded values are medians of real eBay sold listings.

Is it worth grading? Grading outcomes for this card tend to hinge on centering, since the yellow Trainer border makes off-center prints easy to spot. Edge wear and surface scratches from shuffling are common issues found on raw copies. Collectors comparing graded populations often note that clean, well-centered examples are less frequently submitted than Pokemon cards from the same set.

Computer Search price history

Feb 8, 2026Low $2.54 · High $4.98Sep 17, 2026
MonthAvg Cardmarket lowAvg TCGplayer market
Sep 2026-$2.68
Aug 2026€13.00$3.18
Jul 2026€13.00$3.57
Jun 2026€13.95$3.93
May 2026€11.97$3.93
Apr 2026€8.95$3.93
Mar 2026€14.99$4.53
Feb 2026€14.99$2.88
Many collectors treat Computer Search as a quieter pickup compared to the set's Pokemon chase cards, though interest can shift depending on broader Base Set demand. Some view Trainer cards like this one as undervalued relative to their scarcity in top condition. Condition sensitivity seems to matter more here than for many Pokemon cards, since flaws on the plain background are harder to hide. Observations vary by collector experience.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Computer Search #71 worth?

How much is Computer Search #71 worth? As of Sep 17, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $2.62, a PSA 10 sells for around $68.11 on eBay. Prices update daily from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

What is Computer Search #71 worth?

How much is Computer Search #71 worth? As of Sep 17, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $2.62, a PSA 10 sells for around $68.11 on eBay. Prices update daily from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

What is a PSA 10 Computer Search #71 worth?

As of Sep 17, 2026, a PSA 10 Computer Search #71 sells for about $68.11 on eBay (median of recent graded sales), compared with about $2.62 for a raw near mint copy.

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Is Computer Search rare in the Base Set?

Yes, it carries a rare designation within the original Base Set print run, placing it among the set's less common Trainer cards.

Who illustrated Computer Search #71?

The card was illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi, a known contributor to early Pokemon Trading Card Game artwork.

How can I check current values for this card?

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