Unown [A] Pokemon Card Prices — All Unown [A] Values
Live market prices for every Unown [A] card we track, with graded values on each card page. Updated Oct 5, 2026.
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Unown [A] was first printed in Neo Discovery (2001) and most recently in Diamond & Pearl (2007). The Neo era has the most Unown [A] cards (2). The biggest grading premium belongs to Unown [A] #14, where a PSA 10 sells for about 75.7x raw.
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Unown [A] cards by era
| Era | Cards | Top card | Top price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Neo | 2 | Unown [A] #14 (Neo Discovery) | $17.68 |
| Diamond & Pearl | 1 | Unown [A] #65 (Diamond & Pearl) | $3.41 |
All Unown [A] cards
| Card | Set | Rarity | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unown [A] #14 | Neo Discovery | Rare Holo | $17.68 | $1,338 |
| Unown [A] #33 | Neo Discovery | rare | $7.88 | $61.82 |
| Unown [A] #65 | Diamond & Pearl | Uncommon | $3.41 | - |
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Frequently asked questions
What is the most valuable Unown [A] card?
Unown [A] #14 from Neo Discovery is the most valuable at about $17.68 raw and $1,338 in PSA 10.
How much is a Unown [A] Pokemon card worth?
Most Unown [A] cards sell for between $3.41 and $17.68. The exact value depends on the set, rarity and condition, so match the card number against the list above.
How many Unown [A] cards are there?
We track 3 Unown [A] cards across 2 sets.
What is the newest Unown [A] card?
The most recent printing is Unown [A] #65 from Diamond & Pearl (May 2007), currently $3.41 raw.
What is the cheapest holo Unown [A] card?
Unown [A] #14 (Neo Discovery) is the lowest-priced holo at about $17.68.
Which Unown [A] card is most worth grading?
Unown [A] #14 has the biggest PSA 10 premium: about 75.7x its raw price. Only send copies with sharp corners, clean edges and good centering.
How do I know which Unown [A] 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.