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Check your printing14 different Hoppip printings exist — is this your card? Neo Discovery #55
Hoppip Neo Discovery #55 Pokémon card
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Common

Hoppip55/75 · Neo Discovery Price & Value

2001 · Illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno
30 HPGrassPokémonBasic

Market value · Near Mint · Unlimited

$1.66
  • PSA 8$9modelled · pop 4
  • PSA 9$91 sold · 90d · modelled · pop 24
  • PSA 10$43modelled · pop 17
LiquiditySells regularly
Confidence59 · medium8 raw sales in 90 days, prices spread across conditions, last sale 26 days ago.
Sales · 90 days14
Range$2$2
Cert-verified7 PSA sales
Bulk card. At this price most of what a buyer pays is postage, so treat it as a rough band rather than a valuation. eBay + Fanatics + TCGplayer. Updated 12 September 2026. 2 sources agree within 3%. Estimate, not an appraisalhow we price →

Make sure you have the right card

Every price on this page is for Neo Discovery #55/75, 2001. Check yours against the tells below before you buy, sell or grade.

1st Edition printing
1st Edition
Bottom-left of the illustration window

A black “EDITION 1” stamp sits to the left of the picture, between the illustration and the card's lower text. No stamp means it is not 1st Edition, whatever else the listing says.

Unlimitedpriced on this page
Right-hand edge of the illustration window

On the WOTC printings (1999–2002): a grey drop shadow runs down the right side of the picture frame, and there is no edition stamp. This is the common printing and the cheapest of the three.

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Hoppip is a Common Pokémon card from Neo Discovery (#55, released 2001), illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. It's a Basic Grass-type Pokémon with 30 HP, weak to Fire ×2. Prices below are aggregated across marketplaces — raw and graded, updated daily and shown in your local currency.

Prices last updated 12 September 2026.

Hoppip price history & recent sales

Price history · Raw

15 Jun 202612 Sept 2026
Latest
$1.66
Period high
$1.66
Period low
$0.56
Change
172.1% · 90d
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Verified sales history

Medium confidence

8 sales in 90 days, but prices vary widely. · LiquidSells regularly

Range$0.72$2.81Rawlowest to highest sale
Sales5 / 14last 30d / 90d, every grade
Sales rate4.8/mo30 recorded, every grade
Latest sale26d agoRaw8 in 90 days
Where it sells100% eBayRawlast 90 days
Demand56/100sales rate, trend & buzz
DateSold viaGradeCertPrice
2026-08-27Fanatics CollectPSA 5#86011004$17.00
2026-08-24eBay · auctionPSA 9#167684351$26.00
2026-03-28eBayPSA 9#94957433$29.99
2026-03-08eBay · offerPSA 10#56915128$49.99
2025-08-31eBay · auctionPSA 9#84835992$16.88
2025-07-07eBay · auctionPSA 6#114197111$8.50
2025-02-11eBayPSA 10#100408300$37.09

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Sale mix: 3 auctions, 1 accepted offer, 3 fixed-price. A graded copy trades roughly every 146 days (median gap between cert-verified sales).

Last sold
$1
Raw · 17 Aug 2026
Typical Raw
$2
Sales · last 90 days
13
How often it sells
Sells regularly
every 6 days · 4 in last 30 days

Real completed eBay sales, refreshed periodically. Grade read from the listing title. Implausibly priced listings (lots, proxies, empty slabs) and wrong-variant sales are filtered out. Links to eBay are affiliate links — we may earn a commission.

Last sold price
$19
CGC 10 · 11 May 2026
Typical CGC 10
$19
Sales · last 90 days
0
How often it sells
No sales in the last 30 days
0 in last 30 days

Real completed sale prices from Fanatics Collect — weekly and premier auctions plus marketplace Buy It Now sales, refreshed periodically. Grade read from the listing title.

Recent Raw sales

From 30 completed sales recorded between Feb 16, 2026 and Aug 27, 2026. Sold prices only — asking prices are never counted.

By grade

  • Raw$1.8917 sales · 8 in 90d, occasional
  • CGC 8$8.003 sales · 1 in 90d, rare
  • PSA 9$27.992 sales · 1 in 90d, rare
  • BGS 9$7.522 sales · 2 in 90d, rare
  • PSA 5$17.001 sale · 1 in 90d, rare
  • PSA 10$49.991 sale
  • CGC 8.5$9.001 sale
  • CGC 7.5$11.991 sale · 1 in 90d, rare

Is Hoppip worth grading?

Not worth grading

Most copies come back PSA 9worth $9 against the $72 you put in, a $63 loss. The money is in the 1 in 1 that reach PSA 9 or 10 and sell for $9$43. Averaged over every outcome that is $53 a card.

You put in$72card + fees
Most likelyPSA 9$9 ($63)
Best case1 in 3PSA 10 · $43
Average per card$53across every grade

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Compare graders, and the live market

The verdict above is PSA's — the grader the population report, the ROI table and the price ladder on this page all use. Trader prices all three graders against each other and adds what the asking market is doing right now.

  • PSA, CGC and Beckett side by side — each on its own population and its own fees, with Beckett scored on the 9.5 its market actually pays for.
  • Lightly and moderately played — the same expected return for a copy that cannot gem.
  • Ask vs sold — what the live listings want, against what copies have really closed at.
  • Momentum — the 30-day median against the 90-day, per grade.
  • Where it sells higher — the Fanatics-versus-eBay premium, with the sale counts behind it.
  • Population history — the weekly PSA census, so you can see how fast 10s are arriving before you post the card.
Trader plan and above

The odds

Hoppip is a Commoncard — a guaranteed slot in every pack, not a rarity gamble, so there's no pull-odds figure for it.

PSA 10 (gem mint)31.5%17 of 54
PSA 944.4%24 of 54
PSA graded so far54
Gem Mint 1017
Total graded54

Estimates only. Pack odds come from CardTrack's pack model (the same one behind the pack simulator) — not an official rate. Grading odds are the real cumulative PSA population, which skews toward nicer, resubmitted copies, so it overstates the true first-submission gem rate. Full grade-by-grade breakdown below.

Grade-by-grade ROI & risk-adjusted outcomesNet vs raw per target grade, plus the probability-weighted distribution
Target gradeEst. valueGrading feeNet vs rawMultiple
PSA 10$42.59$70$2925.7×
PSA 9$9.00$70$635.4×
PSA 8$8.50$70$635.1×

⚖️ Risk-adjusted return

Best case isn't the whole story. Weighting every grade by how often it actually happens, across 53 PSA-graded copies:

OutcomeChanceValue
PSA 1032.1%$42.59
PSA 9typical43.4%$9.00
PSA 87.5%$8.50
PSA 77.5%$7.00
PSA 65.7%$1.66
PSA 51.9%$1.66
PSA 41.9%$1.66

Net = graded value − raw value − grading cost (tier fee + ~$20 round-trip shipping), using PSA fees as of 2026-08-26; the paused PSA Value tier is excluded so this isn't overstated. Gem rate is estimated from cumulative PSA population, which skews toward nicer, resubmitted copies — so it overstates the true grade rate. Treat it as a guide, not a guarantee.

Population across gradersPSA, CGC, BGS & TAG — every grade, with gem rates

17 of the 54 PSA-graded Hoppip copies came back a gem-mint 10 — 31%. The rest graded lower.

PSA54 gradedPSA 10 · 17 · 31% gem

Bar length is relative to this grader's most common grade; the figure on the right is the share of all 54.

101731%
92444%
847.4%
747.4%
635.6%
511.9%
411.9%
CGC605 gradedCGC 10 · 107 · 18% gem

Bar length is relative to this grader's most common grade; the figure on the right is the share of all 605.

1010718%
9.5142.3%
914023%
8.512020%
89716%
7.5538.8%
7193.1%
6.5172.8%
681.3%
5.5111.8%
560.99%
4.510.17%
420.33%
3.510.17%
110.17%
TAG21 gradedTAG 10 · 3 · 14% gem

Bar length is relative to this grader's most common grade; the figure on the right is the share of all 21.

10314%
929.5%
8.5838%
8314%
7.514.8%
729.5%
6.514.8%
514.8%

Real graded population from PSA, CGC, BGS & TAG — a lower gem rate means a Hoppip 10 is harder to pull.

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All grades & conditions

Every grade we pricePSA / CGC / BGS ladder with per-grade population
Graded prices
Ungraded (raw)$1.66
PSA graded price estimates by grade
GradeRelative valuePrice
PSA 10pop 17modelled$43$36$49
PSA 9pop 24modelled$9$8$10
PSA 8pop 4modelled$9$7$10
PSA 7pop 4modelled$7$6$8
“Sold” = median of real recent sold listings at that grade (eBay or Fanatics Collect — hover a badge to see which). “Modelled” = no verified graded sale behind the figure; it is derived from the raw price and reference guides, so treat it as a ceiling to check, not a price to quote. Confidence reflects source backing and price spread — not PSA-official values.
Raw condition ladderNM → damaged, with real sold medians where we have them
Raw price by condition
1st Edition · NM = our estimate, lower conditions use TCGplayer condition ratios · how we price played copies
NMNear Mint$1.66
LPLightly Played$1.09real sales: $2 n5
MPModerately Played$0.57
DMGDamaged$0.31
7-day 2.3%
30-day 2.3%
90-day 34.0%
All-time high$2
All-time low$1
What NM / LP / MP actually mean — and how much they cost
Price by printingBase vs reverse holo vs 1st edition — priced separately

Price by variant

1st Edition$3
Unlimited$1

TCGplayer market price per printing — reverse holo, 1st edition and unlimited often differ sharply.

Market dataCross-market spread, EU price, momentum & community buzz

Cross-market prices

3% spread
PriceCharting · cheapest$2
TCGplayer · dearest$2

Currently 3% cheaper on PriceCharting than TCGplayer. These are independent market prices for the same card — a wide gap can mean a buying opportunity. Informational only, not arbitrage advice.

Market signal

Volatility · 90dStable ±4%
Cross-marketMarkets agree 3% gap
90d low $1near its high$1 high

Derived from this card's 90-day price history, recent trend and cross-market price gap. Informational, not advice.

Card textAttacks, abilities, weakness / resistance / retreat
Rolling Tackle20
Grass
Weakness Fire ×2Resistance Fighting -30

Its body is so light, it must grip the ground firmly with its feet to keep from being blown away.

About the PokémonSpecies, generation, evolution line
Cottonweed PokémonGEN IIHoppipSkiploomJumpluff

To keep from being blown away by the wind, they gather in clusters. They do enjoy gentle breezes, though.

Card detailsSet, rarity, artist, Pokédex & specs
Number#55
RarityCommon
Released2001
SupertypePokémon
SubtypesBasic
TypeGrass
HP30
WeaknessFire ×2
ResistanceFighting -30
National Pokédex#187
Card IDneo2-55
SourceAggregated marketplaces

Other Hoppip cards

There are 14 different Hoppip printings — make sure you're valuing the right one. This is Neo Discovery #55 (Common). The most valuable 7 are below.

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Frequently asked questions

How much is Hoppip (Neo Discovery #55) worth?

As of 12 September 2026, Hoppip from Neo Discovery is worth approximately $1.66 ungraded (near-mint), and around $43 in PSA 10 gem mint. Values are blended from real Cardmarket, eBay sold and TCGplayer prices and update daily.

What is the PSA 10 price for Hoppip?

A PSA 10 (gem mint) Hoppip from Neo Discovery is worth around $43 — roughly 26× the raw ungraded value of $1.66.

Should I grade my Hoppip?

Grading is worth it when the PSA 10 premium comfortably beats the grading fee and the card is clean enough to have a real shot at a 10 — the "Should you grade it?" estimate above works that out per grade, net of the current fee.

Is Hoppip rare?

Hoppip is a Common card from Neo Discovery (card #55).

How do I know if my Hoppip is 1st Edition?

Bottom-left of the illustration window: A black “EDITION 1” stamp sits to the left of the picture, between the illustration and the card's lower text. No stamp means it is not 1st Edition, whatever else the listing says.

How do I know if my Hoppip is Unlimited?

Right-hand edge of the illustration window: On the WOTC printings (1999–2002): a grey drop shadow runs down the right side of the picture frame, and there is no edition stamp. This is the common printing and the cheapest of the three.

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