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Nintendo Black Star Promos Card List & Price Guide (PR-NP)

Every Nintendo Black Star Promos card with live raw and PSA 10 prices, updated hourly. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

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Nintendo Black Star Promos has 40 cards with prices tracked hourly, released in October 2003. A complete raw set is worth about $16,202 and the most valuable card is Treecko #7 at $320.47.

Cataloged from October 2003, Nintendo Black Star Promos form a numbered promotional series from the early EX era rather than a standard booster expansion. All 40 tracked entries carry the Promo rarity, but their original distribution methods and packaging vary. Hoenn starters Mudkip, Torchic, and Treecko anchor the early portion, while later highlights include Pikachu δ and powerful Pokémon-ex. Rayquaza ex #39 and Groudon ex #38 define the upper chase tier, with character popularity, limited availability, and clean surfaces driving collector interest.

Nintendo Black Star Promos chase cards

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Singles are the practical route because no single booster product contains the full checklist. Building a master set means tracking cards from several distribution sources, and sealed examples may remain attached to original packaging. Pokémon-ex and Pikachu δ lead demand, while starter promos have broad appeal. Scratches, whitening, curled stock, and damage from packaging or removal are common condition traps.

Full Nintendo Black Star Promos card list with prices

#CardRarityRawPSA 10
7TreeckoPromo$320.47-
39Rayquaza exPromo$683.76$15,086
40MewPromo$201.07-
37Kyogre exPromo$217.51-
32Articuno exPromo$163.00-
18MudkipPromo$31.70-
26Tropical WindPromo$191.03$848.08
9CombuskenPromo$102.56-
10MudkipPromo$146.37$3,321
31Moltres exPromo$79.63-
13MeowthPromo$40.61-
33Zapdos exPromo$128.84-
8TorchicPromo$109.82-
29CelebiPromo$68.92-
20LudicoloPromo$16.95-
30SuicunePromo$36.74-
15LatiosPromo$28.40-
17TorchicPromo$52.22-
24ChimechoPromo$11.07-
16TreeckoPromo$42.56-
22BeldumPromo$5.85-
19WhismurPromo$14.18-
1Kyogre exPromo$45.62-
11MarshtompPromo$268.50-
12PikachuPromo$143.20-
14LatiasPromo$25.32-
2Groudon exPromo$28.92-
21JirachiPromo$61.14-
23MetangPromo$170.94-
25FlygonPromo$50.16-
27Tropical Tidal WavePromo-$1,347
28Championship ArenaPromo--
3TreeckoPromo$67.91-
34TyphlosionPromo$44.19-
35Pikachu δPromo$213.25-
36Tropical Tidal WavePromo-$1,500
38Groudon exPromo$350.85-
4GrovylePromo$127.78-
5MudkipPromo$1,282-
6TorchicPromo$204.19-

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in Nintendo Black Star Promos?

Treecko #7 leads the set at about $320.47 raw, followed by Rayquaza ex #39 at $683.76.

How many cards are in Nintendo Black Star Promos?

Nintendo Black Star Promos has 40 cards in our price guide, released in October 2003. The most common rarity is Promo (40 cards).

How much is a complete Nintendo Black Star Promos set worth?

Adding up the lowest near mint Cardmarket price of every card gives about $16,202 for a raw set. Buying singles one by one usually costs more once shipping is added.

How many Nintendo Black Star Promos cards are worth more than $10?

36 of the 40 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 Nintendo Black Star Promos card?

The number is printed in the bottom corner next to the set symbol and the set code PR-NP. Match it to the list above, or scan the card with a phone app to read it for you.

Which Nintendo Black Star Promos are hardest to find in clean condition?

Rayquaza ex #39, Groudon ex #38, Pikachu δ #35, and the Hoenn starter promos receive especially close condition scrutiny. Promo packaging and casual storage left many copies with surface marks, edge whitening, bends, or impressions, so genuinely clean examples separate quickly from ordinary copies.

Why is Pikachu δ #35 from Nintendo Black Star Promos different from regular Pikachu cards?

Pikachu δ #35 uses the Delta Species treatment, giving Pikachu an unusual type compared with its standard Lightning identity. That mechanic, combined with Pikachu's popularity and the card's promotional origin, makes it a distinct target within the numbered promo run.

Were Nintendo Black Star Promos released in normal booster packs?

The numbered promos were distributed outside ordinary expansion boosters through several promotional channels. Individual cards could come with products, events, publications, or other special releases. Because the sources varied, assembling the sequence from original sealed distributions is much harder than buying the cards individually.

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