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Kirlia #9

Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck
Card Number #9
Ungraded
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PSA 9
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4 Oct 2026KIRLIA 009/019 - MP - MUDKIP CONSTRUCTED STARTER DECK JAPANESE POKEMON CARD Japanese #009eBay€1.87
10 Aug 2026Kirlia (1st Edition) LP (JP Ver) Mudkip Constructed Starter Deck Pokemon Japan Japanese 9/19eBay€4.45
1 Jun 2026Kirlia 009/019 Japanese Mudkip Constructed Starter Deck Pokemon Card LP JapaneseeBay€5.10
27 Jan 2026Kirlia 009/019 Japanese Mudkip Constructed Starter Deck Pokemon Card LP JapaneseeBay€5.09

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How much is Kirlia #9 (Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck) worth?

As of , an ungraded copy of Kirlia #9 from Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck sells for about €3.17 (about $3.55), a PSA 9 for about €23.20 (about $26.00) and a PSA 10 for about €54.43 (about $61.00). These values are based on 7 recent completed sales, the latest on 4 Oct 2026. A PSA 10 sells for 17.2× the ungraded price.

Prices are market values from completed sales, shown in euros (converted from US dollars) and updated every few hours.

Kirlia #9 FAQ

How much is Kirlia #9 (Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck) worth?

Ungraded, Kirlia #9 (Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck) is worth about €3.17 (about $3.55). A PSA 9 sells for about €23.20 (about $26.00). A PSA 10 sells for about €54.43 (about $61.00). Based on recent completed sales as of 23 Oct 2026.

What is a PSA 10 Kirlia #9 worth?

A PSA 10 Gem Mint Kirlia #9 (Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck) recently sold for about €54.43 (about $61.00). Its highest monthly PSA 10 value was €54.43 in April 2026.

Is Kirlia #9 (Japanese Mudkip Starter Deck) worth grading?

A PSA 10 sells for about 17.2× the ungraded price (€54.43 vs €3.17). The gap is small, so grading fees may outweigh the gain for most copies.