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The 10 Most Valuable Aquapolis Cards

Aquapolis (E-Card, 2003) has 147 cards. Here are the ten most valuable by current TCGplayer market price, led by Lugia at around $4,500. Prices move constantly, so treat this as a live snapshot rather than a fixed ranking.

Prices as of 2026/09/27.

Lugia (Aquapolis)

1

Lugia$4,500

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Secret · Naoyo Kimura

Aquapolis was an e-Card-era set notorious for scarce holos and brutal pull rates, and Lugia is the card it's remembered for. Clean high-grade survivors are genuinely rare, which keeps it among the most valuable non-promo Lugia cards.

Umbreon (Aquapolis)

2

Umbreon$1,253

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Holo · Mitsuhiro Arita

Psyduck (Aquapolis)

3

Psyduck$700

Aquapolis · 2003 · Common · Keiko Fukuyama

Slowking (Aquapolis)

4

Slowking$600

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Holo · Aya Kusube

Suicune (Aquapolis)

5

Suicune$540

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Holo · Atsuko Nishida

Nidoking (Aquapolis)

6

Nidoking$500

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Secret · Hironobu Yoshida

Kingdra (Aquapolis)

7

Kingdra$438

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Secret · Mikio Menjo

Houndoom (Aquapolis)

8

Houndoom$400

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Holo · Hajime Kusajima

Ninetales (Aquapolis)

9

Ninetales$400

Aquapolis · 2003 · Rare Holo · Kagemaru Himeno

Furret (Aquapolis)

10

Furret$312

Aquapolis · 2003 · Uncommon · Atsuko Nishida

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Want the rest? See the full Aquapolis card list — including the commons and printable checklists to build the set in a binder — or browse all sets.

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