Erika Pokemon Card Prices — All Erika Values
Live market prices for every Erika card we track, with graded values on each card page. Updated Oct 5, 2026.
Several of these share artwork across sets, so a photo check with the Pokémon card scanner saves guessing the set.
Erika was first printed in Gym Heroes (2000) and most recently in Cosmic Eclipse (2019). The Gym era has the most Erika cards (4). The biggest grading premium belongs to Erika #16, where a PSA 10 sells for about 40.9x raw.
Most valuable Erika cards
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Erika cards by era
| Era | Cards | Top card | Top price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gym | 4 | Erika #16 (Gym Heroes) | $34.82 |
| Sun & Moon | 1 | Erika #191 (Cosmic Eclipse) | $0.58 |
All Erika cards
| Card | Set | Rarity | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Erika #16 | Gym Heroes | Rare Holo | $34.82 | $1,423 |
| Erika #16 | Gym Heroes | Holo Rare | $54.54 | - |
| Erika #100 | Gym Heroes | rare | $4.50 | - |
| Erika #100 | Gym Heroes | rare | $7.26 | - |
| Erika #191 | Cosmic Eclipse | Uncommon | $0.58 | - |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable Erika card?
Erika #16 from Gym Heroes is the most valuable at about $34.82 raw and $1,423 in PSA 10.
How much is a Erika Pokemon card worth?
Most Erika cards sell for between $0.58 and $54.54. The exact value depends on the set, rarity and condition, so match the card number against the list above.
How many Erika cards are there?
We track 5 Erika cards across 2 sets.
What is the newest Erika card?
The most recent printing is Erika #191 from Cosmic Eclipse (November 2019), currently $0.58 raw.
What is the cheapest holo Erika card?
Erika #16 (Gym Heroes) is the lowest-priced holo at about $34.82.
Which Erika card is most worth grading?
Erika #16 has the biggest PSA 10 premium: about 40.9x its raw price. Only send copies with sharp corners, clean edges and good centering.
How do I know which Erika 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.