Lost Origin · #185 · Rare Ultra
Giratina V
TCGplayer listed (may lag)
$16.15as of Jul 1
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Alert condition
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Variants & market rangeSource: TCGplayer
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Highest valueTCGplayer listed $16.15Low $14.04Mid $19.65High $122.32Range refreshed 2026/07/01
Card details
- Type
- Dragon
- Subtype
- Basic · V
- HP
- 220
- Series
- Sword & Shield
- Artist
- N-DESIGN Inc.
- Release year
- 2022
- Rarity
- Rare Ultra
Attacks
Abyss Seeking
Cost: Colorless
Look at the top 4 cards of your deck and put 2 of them into your hand. Put the other cards in the Lost Zone.
Shred
160Cost: Grass · Psychic · Colorless
This attack's damage isn't affected by any effects on your opponent's Active Pokémon.
About this card
Giratina V from Lost Origin (2022) is a Pokemon TCG single tracked on Foil. Card #185 in the set, printed as Rare Ultra. Pricing varies widely by condition, print run, and grading authority. For this card we link you straight to the live eBay search. We only show a curated pick when we can verify it is this exact card, and we are adding verified listings to more cards over time.
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