Scoop Up #104 Legendary Collection Pokemon card
SetLegendary Collection
Card number104
RarityRare
TypeTrainer
HP0
ArtistKeiji Kinebuchi
ReleasedMay 2002

Scoop Up #104 Value (Legendary Collection)

$57.25 raw near mint
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Pokemon card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

How much is Scoop Up #104 worth? As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $57.25, the Cardmarket low is €8.00. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Rather than featuring a Pokémon, Scoop Up #104 spotlights one of the original era’s recognizable Trainer effects. Keiji Kinebuchi’s artwork appears here as a rare in 2002 Legendary Collection, and the reverse-holo treatment adds visual weight to an otherwise utilitarian design. Its placement near the bottom of the set’s value table makes it a comparatively approachable foil rare.

Current prices

SourcePrice
TCGplayer market price (USD)$57.25
Cardmarket lowest near mint (EUR)€8.00
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)€7.46
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)€6.26
Cardmarket listings available76

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Scoop Up #104: rarity, grading and trend

Scoop Up #104 is a Rare Trainer card from Legendary Collection, a 2002 release. It ranks as number 25 by price out of 110 cards in the set. Its price has held almost flat over the last 30 days ($57.25 to $57.25). The illustration is by Keiji Kinebuchi.

Graded card values (PSA, CGC, BGS)

GradingGradeMedian soldSales
BGS9$1.681
BGS8$56.991
CGC9$136.152
PSA9$296.615
PSA8$129.995
PSA7$68.392

Graded values are medians of real eBay sold listings.

Is it worth grading? Since no dependable top-grade multiple is available, certification should hinge on condition and collecting goals rather than assumed profit. Kinebuchi’s compact art leaves a broad patterned field around it, so surface scratches, print lines and edge chips deserve especially close inspection.

Scoop Up price history

Oct 15, 2025Low $5.65 · High $57.63Nov 2, 2026
MonthAvg Cardmarket lowAvg TCGplayer market
Nov 2026€8.00$57.25
Oct 2026€8.00$57.25
Sep 2026€8.00$54.32
Aug 2026€8.00$38.35
Jul 2026€8.00$5.91
Jun 2026€7.93$5.91
May 2026€8.00$5.91
Apr 2026€7.95$5.91
Mar 2026€8.00$5.91
Feb 2026€7.83$6.24
Jan 2026€8.00$6.16
Dec 2025€7.75$6.03
Kinebuchi’s computer-rendered style is the clearest collecting hook, reflecting an experimental visual language found across early Pokémon cards. Scoop Up also fits neatly into a Base-era Trainer reprint run, offering a focused subset within the larger Legendary Collection checklist.

Frequently asked questions

What is Scoop Up #104 worth on Nov 2, 2026?

As of Nov 2, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $57.25, the Cardmarket low is €8.00. Prices update hourly from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Is Scoop Up #104 rare?

Scoop Up #104 is printed at Rare rarity and ranks number 25 by price among the 110 cards in Legendary Collection. Demand for the character and condition matter more than the rarity symbol.

Is Scoop Up #104 going up in value?

Not much right now. Its price has stayed within a few percent over the last 30 days, at about $57.25.

How do I check which printing of Scoop Up I have?

Look at the set symbol and the card number (104) 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.

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