| Condition | Printing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Near Mint | Holofoil | $949.79 |
| Lightly Played | Reverse Holofoil | $812.20 |
| Near Mint | Reverse Holofoil | $599.75 |
| Lightly Played | Holofoil | $585.00 |
| Moderately Played | Holofoil | $469.99 |
| Heavily Played | Holofoil | $295.49 |
| Damaged | Holofoil | $207.42 |
| Moderately Played | Reverse Holofoil | $169.83 |
| Heavily Played | Reverse Holofoil | $148.15 |
| Damaged | Reverse Holofoil | $94.00 |
Available on eBay
8 live listings
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Price history
Sep 1, 2026 – Oct 24, 2026Median asking price of the live eBay listings we track for this card, one snapshot a day: 51 days from Sep 1, 2026 to Oct 24, 2026. Asking prices, not sold prices.
About Dragonite (9)
Dragonite (9) is a Holo Rare Pokémon card from the Expedition set (card #009/165). Its current market price is $949.79, placing it among the higher-value cards collectors chase.
How much is Dragonite (9) worth?
As of the latest update, Dragonite (9) carries a market value of about $949.79. Depending on condition and printing, recent prices range from around $94.00 (Damaged) up to $949.79 for a Near Mint copy. Over the past week the price has held steady, and it has up 18.8% over 30 days.
Dragonite (9) by the numbers
- On eBay, the median asking price of the listings we track moved from $199.99 on Sep 24, 2026 to $224.04 on Oct 24, 2026 (+12.0% over 30 days). Across 51 daily snapshots since Sep 1, 2026 it ranged from $199.99 to $240.68.
- A Near Mint Holofoil copy is priced at $949.79 and a Damaged one at $207.42, about 22% of it, across 5 priced conditions.
- At Near Mint, the Holofoil printing ($949.79) is priced at 1.6× the Reverse Holofoil printing ($599.75).
- 8 eBay listings are live today; the 5 with a price ask $145.63 to $246.44.
- Dragonite (9) is the most valuable of the 5 Expedition cards we price.
Should you buy or sell Dragonite (9)?
Dragonite (9) has been holding a steady price, making it easier to gauge a fair deal whether you're buying or selling. Either way, a local card shop can give you an in-hand assessment, and our buying & selling guide covers how to get a fair price.