The 3 Most Expensive Tyrantrum Pokémon Cards
Tyrantrum, the T-Rex of the Pokémon universe, isn't just a beastly figure in battle; its TCG iterations have become quite the sought-after gems among collectors. With its menacing presence and unique design, Tyrantrum has roared into multiple sets, captivating fans of all ages. From its debut in the XY era to its appearances in later expansions, this Pokémon’s popularity is fueled by nostalgia and its competitive edge in certain formats. The prices of its cards reflect not only its rarity but also the demand among players and collectors eager to own a piece of dino history.
Only 3 English Tyrantrum cards exist in the Pokémon TCG — this list covers all of them.
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Rounding out the top three is the Tyrantrum from Forbidden Light (#69), priced at $12.91 for its reverse holo version. This card brings a sleek, modern aesthetic, featuring vibrant colors that pop against the dark background. As part of a set that focused heavily on Ultra Beasts and showcased a plethora of new mechanics, this card appeals to both competitive players and art enthusiasts. Its rarity as a holo makes it a collector's favorite, driving the price up and securing its spot on this list.
Tyrantrum (Furious Fists #62) has stomped its way to the top with a reverse holofoil price of $15.18! Who knew a dinosaur could be so fashionable? Collectors are apparently looking to add a little prehistoric flair to their portfolios. Meanwhile, the Forbidden Light variant follows closely at $12.91, proving that this dino's reign isn’t just a flash in the pan.
Tyrantrum (Forbidden Light #69), marching in at $12.91, is the younger sibling trying to make a name for itself. With its reverse holofoil glimmer, it’s like the less popular but still cool cousin at family gatherings. Players might want to grab both before they end up on the dino extinction list!
Prices last updated: May 17, 2026 at 7:00 AM UTC
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