Applin · カジッチュ
Japanese Sword & Shield (S8b) · #012/184 · Kagemaru Himeno
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Applin (カジッチュ) is a Japanese Pokémon card from Sword & Shield (S8b) (#012/184), illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. Its current raw near-mint market value is $1.13. This is the Japanese-language printing — distinct from the English Applin. 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
Low confidenceOnly 2 sales in the last 90 days.
Recent Raw sales
- Sep 21, 2026eBay — [NM] Applin 012/184 Japanese Pokemon VMAX Climax s8bNM$0.16
- Aug 1, 2026eBay — Applin (Mirror Holofoil) 012/184 None S8b: VMAX Climax Pokemon Japanese Holo NMNM$1.99
From 2 completed sales recorded between Aug 1, 2026 and Sep 21, 2026. Sold prices only — asking prices are never counted. The range is wide because these sales span different printings and conditions — 1st Edition, Shadowless and Unlimited copies all carry this card's name, and they trade at very different levels. Each sale above is labelled with what its listing claimed, so you can see which ones describe the same object. Treat the median as the typical copy, not the range.
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Japanese Applin — FAQ
How much is the Japanese Applin (カジッチュ) from Sword & Shield (S8b) worth?
The Japanese Applin (カジッチュ) from Sword & Shield (S8b), card #012/184, is worth approximately $1.13 ungraded (near-mint). Prices come from real eBay sold listings and TCGplayer and update daily.
Is the Japanese Applin different from the English version?
Yes. This is the Japanese-language printing (カジッチュ), from the Japanese set Sword & Shield (S8b). 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.