Vulpix 68/102

Name: Vulpix #68 - Base | Price Guide & Historical Value (Ungraded, PSA10/9/8)
Brand: Pokémon
SKU: base1-68
Price: 0.77 USD
Availability: InStock

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Set: Base Set Released: Jan 9, 1999

Pokémon

Fire Type Common Pull Rate: 1 in 5.3 packs (18.9%) Evolves To: Ninetales

Raw Prices

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unlimited

Found in Booster Packs

0.77 $0.22 (22.22%)

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unlimited Shadowless

Found in Booster Packs

5.68 $0.26 (4.80%)

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first Edition Shadowless

Found in Booster Packs

33.84 $3.64 (12.05%)

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PSA Graded Prices

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Grade	Price	30d	vs Raw
PSA10	225.00	—	x292
PSA9	44.56	1.60%	x58
PSA8	50.00	—	x65
PSA7	18.39	13.17%	x24

Grade	Price	30d	vs Raw
PSA10	167.71	—	x30
PSA9	38.66	—	x6.8
PSA8	25.00	—	x4.4
PSA7	122.50	—	x22

Grade	Price	30d	vs Raw
PSA10	708.51	295.86%	x21
PSA9	250.00	—	x7.4
PSA8.5	50.00	—	x1.5
PSA8	499.99	—	x15
PSA7	35.00	—	x1.0

PSA Graded Prices

PSA 10 Gem Mint
647
27.25%
$225.00
PSA 9 Mint
946
39.85%
$44.56
PSA 8 Near Mint-Mint
394
16.60%
$50.00
PSA 7 Near Mint
177
7.46%
$18.39
PSA 6 Excellent-Mint
112
4.72%
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PSA 5 Excellent
59
2.49%
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PSA 4 Very Good-Excellent
15
0.63%
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PSA 3 Very Good
10
0.42%
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PSA 2 Good
4
0.17%
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PSA 1 Poor
4
0.17%
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Is Vulpix 68/102 worth grading?

Net profit at each grade — after grading, fees & tax on a $0.77 raw copy.

Grading + shipping $ Sale fees & tax %

Break-even $33.07

$0.77

Raw

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PSA 1 —

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PSA 2 —

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PSA 3 —

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PSA 4 —

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PSA 5 —

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PSA 6 —

$18.39

PSA 7 −$12.77

$50

PSA 8 +$14.73

$44.56

PSA 9 +$10

$225

PSA 10 +$166.98

Based on $28 grading + shipping and 13% marketplace fees & tax on a $0.77 raw cost.

Keep in mind: Don't forget about PSA upcharges! High-value cards that get top grades are often bumped to higher pricing tiers by PSA, which can alter your final profit margins.

Population Report (PSA)

About Vulpix

At the time of birth, it has just one tail. Its tail splits from the tip as it grows older.

Card Details

Card TypePokémon
Featured Pokémon
Vulpix
National Pokédex #[37]
Card Number 68/102
Card RarityCommon
IllustratorKen Sugimori
Release Date09/01/1999
SeriesBase
Expansion Base Set
Evolves To
Ninetales
Standard FormatNot Legal
Expanded FormatNot Legal
Unlimited FormatLegal
EraVintage
Production StatusOut of Print
RegionKanto
Generation Generation 1

Card Attributes

Energy Type Fire
Health Points50 HP
Weakness Water ×2
Retreat Cost Colorless ×1

Attacks

Confuse Ray10
Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused.

Artwork Description

The artwork on this card depicts a small fox with bright orange fur and six curly tails, standing alert against a sparkling dark background, radiating a sense of mystical charm and fiery energy.

Playability Overview

Vulpix offers early-game disruption with its Confuse Ray, but its low HP and modest damage limit its long-term offensive potential, making it better for weakening foes than finishing battles.

Binder Inspiration

Main Binder Theme: Celestial FlameThis Vulpix card radiates a warm glow with its sparkling effects, giving it a magical feel. It deserves a spot on a "Starlit Night" page, surrounded by other enchanting fire types. Pair it with cards that have a similar shine, like Charizard or Ninetales, to create a dazzling display.Additional Binder Suggestions: Cozy / Enchanted / Sparkle / Firelight / Mythical Creatures

Vulpix 68/102