Pokemon card values › Celebrations › Claydol #15

Set	Celebrations
Card number	15
Rarity	Classic Collection
Type	Pokémon
HP	80
Artist	Midori Harada
Released	Oct 2021

Claydol #15 Value (Celebrations)

$0.02 raw near mint

Pokemon card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

How much is Claydol #15 worth? As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $0.02, the Cardmarket low is €0.02. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Current prices

Source	Price
Cardmarket lowest near mint (EUR)	€0.02
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)	€0.54
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)	€0.58
Cardmarket listings available	1,389

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Claydol #15: rarity, grading and trend

Claydol #15 is a Classic Collection Pokémon card from Celebrations, the Sword & Shield era (2021). It ranks as number 37 by price out of 50 cards in the set. At this price most copies change hands raw, often in bulk lots, and graded sales are rare. The illustration is by Midori Harada.

Claydol price history

Jun 22, 2026Low $0.00 · High $0.09Nov 2, 2026

Month	Avg Cardmarket low	Avg TCGplayer market
Nov 2026	€0.02	-
Oct 2026	€0.04	$0.00
Sep 2026	€0.08	$0.00
Aug 2026	€0.08	$0.00
Jul 2026	€0.08	-
Jun 2026	€0.08	-

Frequently asked questions

What is Claydol #15 worth on Nov 2, 2026?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $0.02, the Cardmarket low is €0.02. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Is Claydol #15 rare?

Claydol #15 is printed at Classic Collection rarity and ranks number 37 by price among the 50 cards in Celebrations. Demand for the character and condition matter more than the rarity symbol.

How do I check which printing of Claydol I have?

Look at the set symbol and the card number (15) at the bottom of the card, then match both to this page. A phone scanner such as Card Value Scanner on iPhone reads them from one photo; on Android, search the number in the price guide.