Arceus · Platinum
Gengar LV.X 97/99 Arceus Price and Value
Current market value
$571.87
TCGplayer market price · updated September 30, 2026
TCGplayer (USD)
| Holofoil | $571.87 |
Market price by finish, based on recent sales.
How much is Gengar LV.X 97/99 Arceus worth?
Gengar LV.X 97/99 Arceus is currently worth about $571.87 according to the TCGplayer market price. These prices are for ungraded cards in good condition. Copies with visible wear sell for less, and professionally graded copies in top condition often sell for much more.
Gengar LV.X is card number 97/99 from the Arceus set, part of the Platinum series. To be sure you have this exact card, compare the card number in the bottom corner and the set symbol. Or scan your card and we will find the exact match for you.
Card details
- Card name
- Gengar LV.X
- Card number
- 97/99
- Set
- Arceus
- Series
- Platinum
- Language
- English
- Card ID
- pl4-97
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How much is Gengar LV.X 97/99 Arceus worth?
As of September 30, 2026, Gengar LV.X 97/99 Arceus is worth about $571.87 based on the TCGplayer market price. The exact value depends on the finish and the condition of your card.
Is Gengar LV.X from Arceus rare?
Gengar LV.X is card 97/99 in the Arceus set from the Platinum era. Rarity, finish (normal, holo or reverse holo) and condition all affect how hard a copy is to find and what it is worth.
How can I check the condition of my Gengar LV.X?
Look at the corners, the edges on the back, the surface and the centering under a bright light. For a quick estimate, upload photos to our free AI grading tool. It checks each corner and edge and estimates a grade from 1 to 10.
Is a graded card worth more?
Usually yes. A professionally graded copy in top condition (for example PSA 10) can sell for several times the price of an ungraded card. For cheaper cards the grading fee can be higher than the value you add.