Blaine's Ninetales (1st Edition) 21/132

Name: Blaine's Ninetales (1st Edition) 21/132 Gym Challenge
Brand: Pokemon Trading Card Game
SKU: gym2-21-1st-edition
Availability: InStock

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$50.75

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Updated September 7, 2026

Blaine's Ninetales (1st Edition) Pokemon card (21/132, Gym Challenge)

Blaine's Ninetales (1st Edition) is a Rare Pokemon card from the Pokemon Trading Card Game set Gym Challenge, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. It is one of 2 print runs of the collector number 21/132, each with its own price. The artwork is the same on all of them: a 1st Edition carries the Edition 1 stamp.

All Printings of Blaine's Ninetales 21/132

Version	Rarity	Market
Unlimited	Rare	$22.91
1st Edition	Rare	$50.75

Ungraded Price History

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Graded Blaine's Ninetales (1st Edition) for Sale

eBayPSA 10PSA 10 Blaine's Ninetales #21 1st Ed 2000 Pokemon Gym Challenge 158799675$899.99+ $5.99 shipping eBayPSA 92000 Pokémon Gym Challenge 1st Edition Blaine's Ninetales #21 PSA 9$189.99 eBayPSA 7Blaine's Ninetales [PSA 7] (21/132, 1ST EDITION, Gym Challenge, 2000) Pokémon NM$65.00

Card Text and Stats

Pokémon PowerHealing Fire

Whenever you attach a Fire Energy card from your hand to Blaine's Ninetales, remove 1 damage counter from it, if it has any. This power stops working when Blaine's Ninetales is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.

Fire, Fire energy: Burn Up50

Flip a coin. If tails, discard all Fire Energy cards attached to Blaine's Ninetales.

HP: 60
Type: Fire
Stage: Stage 1
Evolves from: Blaine's Vulpix
Weakness: ×2
Retreat cost: 2
Card type: Pokemon
Illustrator: Ken Sugimori
Card number: 21/132

Blaine's Ninetales Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. At $50.75 it is at the top of the 943 daily closes we have tracked since February 8, 2024. Its low over that run was $19.44 on April 10, 2024.

The cheapest PSA 10 listed is $905.98, which is 18x the raw market price of $50.75. That is from 1 listing, so treat it as one seller's ask rather than a market rate.