EX Trainer Kit Latias Card List & Price Guide
Every EX Trainer Kit Latias card with live raw and PSA 10 prices, updated hourly. Updated Nov 2, 2026.
EX Trainer Kit Latias is the Latias-themed half of a 2004 teaching product from the EX era. Rather than functioning as a randomized booster expansion, it uses fixed, prearranged cards intended to demonstrate basic play. The tracked checklist covers unique entries featuring Latias, Numel, Skitty, Combusken, Torchic, Delcatty, and supporting cards from the same deck. Conventional booster rarity labels do not define the checklist. Latias #4 provides the central character chase, while the remaining Pokémon matter to collectors assembling the complete instructional deck or matching both Trainer Kit halves.
EX Trainer Kit Latias chase cards
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Full EX Trainer Kit Latias card list with prices
| # | Card | Rarity | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4 | Latias | - | $33.75 | - |
| 2 | Combusken | - | $0.45 | - |
| 3 | Delcatty | - | $0.46 | - |
| 9 | Energy Search | - | $0.17 | - |
| 5 | Numel | - | $0.79 | - |
| 7 | Torchic | - | $0.41 | - |
| 6 | Skitty | - | $0.85 | - |
| 8 | Potion | - | $0.15 | - |
| 1 | Bagon | - | $0.37 | - |
| 10 | Fire Energy | - | $0.20 | - |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable card in EX Trainer Kit Latias?
Latias #4 leads the set at about $33.75 raw, followed by Combusken #2 at $0.45.
How many cards are in EX Trainer Kit Latias?
EX Trainer Kit Latias has 10 cards in our price guide, released in June 2004.
How much is a complete EX Trainer Kit Latias set worth?
Adding up the lowest near mint Cardmarket price of every card gives about $20.82 for a raw set. Buying singles one by one usually costs more once shipping is added.
How many EX Trainer Kit Latias cards are worth more than $10?
1 of the 10 cards are currently worth $10 or more raw. Most of the rest are commons and uncommons that sell in bulk.
How do I find the card number on a EX Trainer Kit Latias card?
The number is printed in the bottom corner next to the set symbol. Match it to the list above, or scan the card with a phone app to read it for you.
How can I identify cards from EX Trainer Kit Latias?
Check the collector numbering and the deck-specific Trainer Kit identifier, then compare the card with the known Latias-side checklist. Regular expansion cards may share a Pokémon or similar artwork, but the instructional deck markings and numbering distinguish the Trainer Kit printing from booster-set versions.
Were EX Trainer Kit Latias cards available in booster packs?
No. EX Trainer Kit Latias cards came from a fixed teaching product rather than randomized boosters. Their original purpose was guided play, with the deck arranged for an instructional match. Loose examples generally entered the market after kits were opened and the two deck halves were separated.
Why do EX Trainer Kit Latias listings show uncertain or missing rarities?
The Latias half deck was not structured like a normal expansion with common, uncommon, rare, and holographic pull rates. Because every kit supplied predetermined contents, conventional booster rarity categories are not especially useful. Collector number, deck identity, species, and condition provide better identification.
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