Nidoking · ニドキング
Japanese Platinum (PT2) · #047/090 · Rare · Masakazu Fukuda
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Nidoking (ニドキング) is a Rare Japanese Pokémon card from Platinum (PT2) (#047/090), illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda. Its current raw near-mint market value is $5.00. This is the Japanese-language printing — distinct from the English Nidoking. Prices are aggregated from eBay sold listings and TCGplayer, updated daily and shown in your local currency.
Raw price by condition
eBay-sold & TCGplayer market for the raw card, by condition.
What this price is based on
Medium confidence4 sales in 90 days — enough for a guide, not a guarantee.
Recent Raw sales
- Sep 6, 2026eBay — Nidoking 047/090 Rare Bonds End of Time Pokemon Japanese Heavily PlayedHP$1.99
- Aug 15, 2026eBay — NIDOKING 047/090 - NM - PT2 BONDS TO THE END OF TIME JAPANESE POKEMON CARDNM$2.82
- Jul 28, 2026eBay — Nidoking 047/090 PT2 Bonds End of Time Masakazu Fukuda Japanese Pokemon LPLP$2.79
- Jul 27, 2026eBay — Nidoking 047/090 Rare Bonds End of Time Pt2 2008 Pokemon Japanese MPMP$2.49
- Jan 29, 2026eBay — Nidoking 047/090 Heavily Played Japanese Pokemon Bonds to the End of Time Pt2HP$1.99
From 5 completed sales recorded between Jan 29, 2026 and Sep 6, 2026. Sold prices only — asking prices are never counted.
Where to buy
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Japanese Nidoking — FAQ
How much is the Japanese Nidoking (ニドキング) from Platinum (PT2) worth?
The Japanese Nidoking (ニドキング) from Platinum (PT2), card #047/090, is worth approximately $5.00 ungraded (near-mint). Prices come from real eBay sold listings and TCGplayer and update daily.
Is the Japanese Nidoking different from the English version?
Yes. This is the Japanese-language printing (ニドキング), from the Japanese set Platinum (PT2). Japanese cards usually have a different print run, set and price from their English counterparts, and are graded on the same PSA, BGS and CGC scales.