Shining Tyranitar (Unlimited) 113/105
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Shining Tyranitar (Unlimited) is a Rare Shining Pokemon card from the Pokemon Trading Card Game set Neo Destiny, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. It is one of 2 print runs of the collector number 113/105, each with its own price. The artwork is the same on all of them: this one carries no Edition 1 stamp.
All Printings of Shining Tyranitar 113/105
| Version | Rarity | Market |
|---|---|---|
| Unlimited | Rare Shining | $662.25 |
| 1st Edition | Rare Shining | $4,249.99 |
Ungraded Price History
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Graded Shining Tyranitar (Unlimited) for Sale
Card Text and Stats
Darkness, Fighting, Fighting energy: Mountain Crush30
Flip a coin until you get tails. For each heads, your opponent discards the top card from his or her deck.
Darkness, Fire, Fire, Fire energy: Destructive Fire50
Flip a coin for each Fire Energy card attached to Shining Tyranitar. For each heads, discard a Fire Energy card attached to Shining Tyranitar or this attack does nothing. Then, for each heads, choose an Energy card attached to the Defending Pokémon and discard it. If it has fewer Energy cards than that, remove all of them.
- HP
- 80
- Type
- Darkness
- Stage
- Basic
- Resistance
- -30
- Retreat cost
- 3
- Card type
- Pokemon
- Illustrator
- Ken Sugimori
- Card number
- 113/105
Shining Tyranitar Frequently Asked Questions
Because the print runs are priced separately. The 1st Edition printing trades at $4,250 against $662.25 for the Unlimited, a difference of 6.4x for the same artwork and the same collector number.
Yes. It peaked at $4,250 on May 1, 2026 and trades 84% below that today at $662.25.
Graded copies on eBay are listed from $604.99 for a CGC 3 to $4,019 for a PSA 9, against $662.25 raw. Asking prices from 14 listings.
Yes, up 30% in the last seven days, to $662.25.
Yes. At $662.25 it costs 46x the set's median card price of $14.41.
The cheapest CGC 9 listed is $2,199, which is 3.3x the raw market price of $662.25. That is from 1 listing, so treat it as one seller's ask rather than a market rate.

























