Eri Yamaki
41 cards
Eri Yamaki has illustrated 41 Pokémon cards (counting reprints) tracked by CardTrack across 26 sets, with a combined market value of $69. Their most valuable illustration is the Snorlax (Pokémon TCG Classic - Venusaur) at $16.25 ungraded, around $120 in PSA 10. Every card below shows a live blended value, updated daily.
Prices last updated 6 October 2026 · How we price →
What Eri Yamaki has drawn for the Pokémon TCG
The 41 tracked Eri Yamaki printings run from 2016 to 2026, across 2 eras of the game with the Modern (2011–2019) era holding the most, 22 cards. Snorlax and Seviper share the lead as the Pokémon Eri Yamaki has drawn most often, 2 cards each, out of 39 different species; Team Up is the set with the most of their work, 3 cards.
The value is concentrated. The top 6 of 41 priced cards carry 80% of the $69 total, the median card is worth about $0.23 raw, and 36 sit under $5. 35 of the cards also carry a PSA 10 price. The tiles show the 41 most valuable illustrations.
Prices are blended from real completed sales — eBay sold listings, Fanatics Collect and Goldin auction results, and PSA cert-verified sales — cross-checked against live TCGplayer, Cardmarket and PriceCharting market prices. How CardTrack prices cards →
Frequently asked
How many cards has Eri Yamaki illustrated?
CardTrack tracks 41 Pokémon cards illustrated by Eri Yamaki (counting reprints) across 26 sets.
What is Eri Yamaki's most valuable card?
The most valuable card CardTrack tracks by Eri Yamaki is the Snorlax (Pokémon TCG Classic - Venusaur) at about $16.25 ungraded, or around $120 in PSA 10.
Which Pokémon has Eri Yamaki illustrated most?
Snorlax and Seviper share the lead, on 2 tracked printings each.
Which sets feature Eri Yamaki's art most?
Team Up (3 cards), SWSH Black Star Promos (3 cards), Fusion Strike (3 cards) carry the most Eri Yamaki illustrations on CardTrack; the full run of tracked sets stretches from 2016 to 2026.