Pokemon Aquapolis Card List & Prices
E-Card era•Released •182 cards•Full set value $16,937•Prices updated
Aquapolis is a Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion from the E-Card era. The set is numbered to 147 but runs to 182 cards, the last 35 of them secret rares numbered past the printed total. The biggest chase cards right now are Lugia (149/147) at $4,500 and Umbreon (H29/H32) at $1,253.
Aquapolis Chase Cards
The most valuable cards in the set, ranked by market price.
- Lugia149/147 • Rare Secret$4,500
- UmbreonH29/H32 • Rare Holo$1,253
- Kingdra148/147 • Rare Secret$599.99
- SuicuneH25/H32 • Rare Holo$539.99
- Nidoking150/147 • Rare Secret$500.00
- ArcanineH2/H32 • Rare Holo$490.00
- HoundoomH11/H32 • Rare Holo$399.99
- NinetalesH19/H32 • Rare Holo$399.99
- AmpharosH1/H32 • Rare Holo$350.00
- SteelixH23/H32 • Rare Holo$339.95
Aquapolis Card List
Buy Aquapolis Sealed Products
Aquapolis Set Details
- Set name
- Aquapolis
- Series
- E-Card
- Set code
- AQ
- Release date
- January 15, 2003
- Card numbers
- 182
- Printed total
- 147
- Full list
- 182 cards
- Full set value
- $16,937
- Publisher
- The Pokemon Company
- Game
- Pokemon Trading Card Game
Aquapolis Frequently Asked Questions
Tyranitar has moved the most this week, up 34784% to $111.63. Of the 176 priced printings with a week of data, 81 are up and 9 are down.
37 cards of the 176 priced printings in the set, led by Lugia at $4,500.
By total value it is 3rd of 174, at $16,937 for one of every priced card. The most valuable is Neo Destiny at $23,591.
The Rare Secret tier is the thinnest, with 3 cards. The most valuable of them is Lugia at $4,500.
23 years, released January 15, 2003, with 16 Pokemon sets out before it.
33 Grass, 27 Water, 21 Colorless, 16 Fighting, 15 Lightning, 13 Fire, 12 Psychic, 8 Darkness, 7 Metal.
