Rocket's Hitmonchan (Unlimited) 11/132
Rare Holo•Pokemon•Fighting•Pokemon Gym Heroes
Rocket's Hitmonchan (Unlimited) is a Rare Holo Pokemon card from the Pokemon Trading Card Game set Gym Heroes, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. It is one of 2 print runs of the collector number 11/132, each with its own price. The artwork is the same on all of them: this one carries no Edition 1 stamp.
All Printings of Rocket's Hitmonchan 11/132
| Version | Rarity | Market |
|---|---|---|
| Unlimited | Rare Holo | $54.56 |
| 1st Edition | Rare Holo | $136.97 |
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Card Text and Stats
Fighting energy: Crosscounter
If an attack does damage to Rocket's Hitmonchan during your opponent's next turn (even if Rocket's Hitmonchan is Knocked Out), flip a coin. If heads, Rocket's Hitmonchan attacks your opponent's Active Pokémon for double that amount of damage. (If Rocket's Hitmonchan takes 20 damage, it does 40 damage to that Pokémon.)
Fighting, Fighting, Colorless energy: Magnum Punch50
- HP
- 60
- Type
- Fighting
- Stage
- Basic
- Weakness
- ×2
- Retreat cost
- 1
- Card type
- Pokemon
- Illustrator
- Ken Sugimori
- Card number
- 11/132
Rocket's Hitmonchan Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. At $54.56 it is at the top of the 943 daily closes we have tracked since February 8, 2024. Its low over that run was $26.39 on March 20, 2024.
Graded copies on eBay are listed from $43.95 for a PSA 4 to $200.00 for a PSA 9, against $54.56 raw. Asking prices from 7 listings.
Yes. The cheapest listing is $34.99 against a market price of $54.56, a gap of 1.6x. Market is what copies have been selling for; low is what the cheapest seller is asking now.
It is up across every window: 7.0% over 30 days, 24% over 90, and 43% over the year.
The cheapest BGS 9 listed is $162.95, which is 3.0x the raw market price of $54.56. That is from 1 listing, so treat it as one seller's ask rather than a market rate.
Yes. At $54.56 it costs 10x the set's median card price of $5.40.
