Bruno Pokemon Card Prices — All Bruno Values

Live market prices for every Bruno card we track, with graded values on each card page. Updated Oct 23, 2026.

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Total cards
5
Most expensive
$4.64
Least expensive
$0.13
Different sets
3
We track 5 Bruno Pokemon cards across 3 sets. Prices range from $0.13 to $4.64, and the most valuable right now is Bruno #172 at $4.64.

Several of these share artwork across sets, so a photo check with the Pokémon card scanner saves guessing the set.

Bruno was first printed in Battle Styles (2021) and most recently in Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Two (2023). The Sword & Shield era has the most Bruno cards (3). The biggest grading premium belongs to Bruno #158, where a PSA 10 sells for about 17.6x raw.

Most valuable Bruno cards

Bruno cards by era

EraCardsTop cardTop price
Sword & Shield3Bruno #172 (Battle Styles)$4.64
Other2Bruno #121/163 (Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Two)$0.51

All Bruno cards

CardSetRarityRawPSA 10
Bruno #172Battle StylesRare Rainbow$4.64$27.23
Bruno #158Battle StylesRare Ultra$2.22$39.00
Bruno #121/163Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series TwoUncommon$0.51-
Bruno #121/163Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series OneUncommon$0.22-
Bruno #121Battle StylesUncommon$0.13-

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable Bruno card?

Bruno #172 from Battle Styles is the most valuable at about $4.64 raw and $27.23 in PSA 10.

How much is a Bruno Pokemon card worth?

Most Bruno cards sell for between $0.13 and $4.64. The exact value depends on the set, rarity and condition, so match the card number against the list above.

How many Bruno cards are there?

We track 5 Bruno cards across 3 sets.

What is the newest Bruno card?

The most recent printing is Bruno #121/163 from Play! Pokémon Prize Pack Series Two (January 2023), currently $0.51 raw.

Which Bruno card is most worth grading?

Bruno #158 has the biggest PSA 10 premium: about 17.6x its raw price. Only send copies with sharp corners, clean edges and good centering.

How do I know which Bruno 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.

Check any card from a photo

Point your iPhone camera at a card to see its raw price, PSA graded values and recent eBay sales.

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