Exp. Share Pokemon Card Prices — All Exp. Share Values
Live market prices for every Exp. Share card we track, with graded values on each card page. Updated Oct 5, 2026.
For a quick ID of a loose copy, use the Pokémon card scanner on your phone and match it to the table above.
Exp. Share was first printed in Next Destinies (2012) and most recently in Scarlet & Violet (2023). The Sword & Shield era has the most Exp. Share cards (2).
Most valuable Exp. Share cards
Exp. Share cards by era
| Era | Cards | Top card | Top price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sword & Shield | 2 | Exp. Share #180 (Battle Styles) | $2.03 |
| Black & White | 2 | Exp. Share #18 (Dragon Vault) | $1.58 |
| XY | 1 | Exp. Share #128 (Primal Clash) | $0.45 |
| Sun & Moon | 1 | Exp. Share #118 (Sun & Moon) | $0.26 |
| Scarlet & Violet | 1 | Exp. Share #174 (Scarlet & Violet) | $0.32 |
All Exp. Share cards
| Card | Set | Rarity | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exp. Share #180 | Battle Styles | Rare Secret | $2.03 | - |
| Exp. Share #18 | Dragon Vault | - | $1.58 | - |
| Exp. Share #87 | Next Destinies | Uncommon | $0.22 | - |
| Exp. Share #128 | Primal Clash | Uncommon | $0.45 | - |
| Exp. Share #118 | Sun & Moon | Uncommon | $0.26 | - |
| Exp. Share #126 | Battle Styles | Uncommon | $0.15 | - |
| Exp. Share #174 | Scarlet & Violet | Uncommon | $0.32 | - |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable Exp. Share card?
Exp. Share #180 from Battle Styles is the most valuable at about $2.03 raw.
How much is a Exp. Share Pokemon card worth?
Most Exp. Share cards sell for between $0.15 and $2.03. The exact value depends on the set, rarity and condition, so match the card number against the list above.
How many Exp. Share cards are there?
We track 7 Exp. Share cards across 6 sets.
What is the newest Exp. Share card?
The most recent printing is Exp. Share #174 from Scarlet & Violet (March 2023), currently $0.32 raw.
How do I know which Exp. Share 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.