Erika's Weepinbell

Gym Heroes (2000) · Pokémon · 048/132 · Uncommon · art by Atsuko Nishida

$14.03

TCGplayer market price · 1st Edition printing

As of Sep 3. Unchanged since Sep 1.

7d-3.6%30d-0.1%90d+19.1%1y+59.6%

High and lowTCGplayer market price, daily

939 days tracked · 169 distinct prices · since Feb 8 2024

Tracked high$14.80Jul 28 2026

Tracked low$5.22Jun 23 2024

Vs tracked high5% below

Cheaper than today94% of 939 days

1st Edition printing.

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Price trend

$14.70$14.03$14.20$14.40$14.60$14.03

Aug 28, 2026Aug 30, 2026Sep 1, 2026Sep 3, 2026

1st Edition · last 7 days · daily · $14.03 to $14.70 · the price changed once in this window.

$14.70$13.47$14.00$14.50$14.03

Aug 4, 2026Aug 14, 2026Aug 24, 2026Sep 3, 2026

1st Edition · last 31 days · daily · $13.47 to $14.70 · the price changed 6 times in this window.

$14.80$11.58$12.00$13.00$14.00$14.03

Jun 5, 2026Jul 5, 2026Aug 4, 2026Sep 3, 2026

1st Edition · last 90 days · one point per 2 days · $11.58 to $14.80.

$8.78$10.00$12.00$14.00$14.03

Sep 4, 2025Jan 3, 2026May 4, 2026Sep 3, 2026

1st Edition · last year · one point per week · $8.78 to $14.62.

$5.22$8.00$10.00$12.00$14.03

Feb 8, 2024Dec 16, 2024Oct 25, 2025Sep 3, 2026

1st Edition · one point per week · $5.22 to $14.62. Weekly points begin Feb 8, 2024; the card itself dates from 2000.

TCGplayer market price · 1st Edition printing · through Sep 3

How this chart is drawn

One value a day. The 1Y and MAX views show one point a week.

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Compared with its group

Vs its group

~30d-2.6 pts~90d+7.0 pts

A gap in percentage points: this card's change minus the typical change of Pokémon cards from sets released 2000-2015 (ungraded, English), over each card's own window rather than an exact 30 or 90 days. On ~30d: this card -0.1%, the typical card +2.5%. On ~90d: this card +19.1%, the typical card +12.1%. The group spans every price level, so it is an era-and-format population, not a set of comparable cards.