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Unown D 68/130 Diamond & Pearl Price and Value
How much is Unown D 68/130 Diamond & Pearl worth?
There is no reliable market price for Unown D 68/130 Diamond & Pearl at the moment. That usually means there are very few recent sales. Prices are checked every day, and this page updates automatically.
Unown D is card number 68/130 from the Diamond & Pearl set, part of the Diamond and Pearl 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
- Unown D
- Card number
- 68/130
- Set
- Diamond & Pearl
- Series
- Diamond and Pearl
- Language
- English
- Card ID
- dp1-68
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How much is Unown D 68/130 Diamond & Pearl worth?
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Is Unown D from Diamond & Pearl rare?
Unown D is card 68/130 in the Diamond & Pearl set from the Diamond and Pearl era. Rarity, finish (normal, holo or reverse holo) and condition all affect how hard a copy is to find and what it is worth.
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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.