Nidorina

Jungle · #40/64 · Uncommon · 1999

$3.84

1st Edition · Market price ▲ 9.1% (30d)

Prices as of Jul 26, 2026

Unlimited 1st Edition

HP 70GrassStage 1Art · Ken Sugimori

2,413graded pop

19%gem rate

18.2×PSA 10 vs raw

-53%off ATH $3.62 · Jul 2026

+$9.57EV to grade — marginal

Printings & price history

1st Edition▲ 0.5% 7d$3.84

Low $1.02Mid $3.20

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Graded values

updated 2026-07-26

Grade 6 est.$3.47

Grade 5 est.$2.92

Grade 4 est.$2.41

Grade 3 est.$2.01

Grade 2 est.$1.64

Grade 1 est.$1.39

Grades 1–6 are estimates modeled from the raw price — PSA/CGC/BGS 7–10 and Ungraded are live tracked market values.

1st Edition · PSA 10 price history$217.50

PSA 10 chart is building — graded values are tracked nightly, a new point appears each day.

Graded population census · updated 2026-07-09

PSA1,766 graded · 391 gem 10

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CGC647 graded · 74 gem 10

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Population data from PriceCharting, updated monthly.

Attacks

Supersonic

Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused.

30×Double Kick

Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads.

“The female's horn develops slowly. Prefers physical attacks such as clawing and biting.”

How much is Nidorina #40/64 worth?

A raw copy of Nidorina #40/64 (Jungle, 1999) is worth about $0.51 right now, based on the latest market data from July 27, 2026. Across the 2 printings we track, copies run anywhere from $0.10 to $37.42 depending on the version you're holding.

Grading changes the math on this one: a PSA 10 is valued around $70.04, roughly 137.3x the raw price, while a PSA 9 sits near $30.86. 1,766 copies have been graded to date, and 22% of them came back a 10 — worth knowing before you pay grading fees.

Prices on this page refresh nightly from live TCGplayer market data and are cross-checked against actual sold prices, so a single inflated listing never becomes "the price". The chart above has the full history.