Set Guide
Rarest & Most Expensive Cards in Pokemon POP Series 7
Flaaffy #7 is the most expensive Pokemon POP Series 7 card at about £26.37. The rarest cards are the set's 5 Rares. Released 1 March 2008, the set has 17 cards, ranked below by market price and by printed rarity.
- Chase card
- Flaaffy #7
- £26.37
- Cards worth £10+
- 7 of 17
- priced cards
- Median card
- £6.19
- per priced card
- Top rarity tiers
- 5 Rare
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Top 10 most expensive POP Series 7 cards
Prices as of 30 October 2026.
#1 Most Expensive
Flaaffy #7
Uncommon
If its coat becomes fully charged with electricity, its tail lights up. It fire hair that zaps on impact.
£26.370% since 21 Oct
Source: $35.17 from tcgplayer market
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#2 Most Expensive
Latias #3
Rare
Its body is covered with a down that can refract light in such a way that it becomes invisble.
£24.97
Source: $33.31 from tcgplayer market
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#3 Most Expensive
Latios #4
Rare
A highly intelligent Pokémon. By folding back its wings in flight, it can overtake jet planes.
£23.30
Source: $31.08 from tcgplayer market
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#4 Most Expensive
Delibird #6
Uncommon
It carries food rolled up in its tail. It has the habit of sharing food with people lost in mountains.
£19.55
Source: $26.07 from tcgplayer market
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#5 Most Expensive
Gallade #2
Rare
A master of courtesy and swordsmanship, it fights using extending swords on it elbows.
£15.23
Source: $20.31 from tcgplayer market
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#6 Most Expensive
Ampharos #1
Rare
The tip of its tail shines brightly. In the olden days, people sent signals using the tail’s light.
£12.690% since 21 Oct
Source: $16.93 from tcgplayer market
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#7 Most Expensive
Stantler #9
Uncommon
Staring at its antlers creates an odd sensation as if one were being drawn into their centers.
£10.980% since 23 Oct
Source: $14.65 from tcgplayer market
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#8 Most Expensive
Wormadam #10
Uncommon
When BURMY evolved, it cloak became a part of this Pokémon’s body. The cloak is never shed.
£8.51
Source: $11.35 from tcgplayer market
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#9 Most Expensive
Kirlia #8
Uncommon
It is highly perceptive of its Trainer’s feelings. It dances when it is feeling happy.
£6.190% since 24 Oct
Source: $8.26 from tcgplayer market
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#10 Most Expensive
Mareep #14
Common
Its fluffy coat swells to double when static electricity builds up. Touching it can be shocking.
£5.83
Source: $7.77 from tcgplayer market
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Top 10 rarest POP Series 7 cards
The highest listed tier in POP Series 7 is Rare, with 5 of the 10 cards in the rarity shortlist. The remaining 5 cards appear across 1 lower printed rarity category. Printed rarity is a checklist category, not a measured pull rate or population count.
Printed rarity labels were captured 31 October 2026.
- #1
Latias #3Rare
£24.97
- #2
Latios #4Rare
£23.30
- #3
Gallade #2Rare
£15.23
- #4
Ampharos #1Rare
£12.69
0% since 21 Oct - #5
Mothim #5Rare
£1.73
- #6
Flaaffy #7Uncommon
£26.37
0% since 21 Oct - #7
Delibird #6Uncommon
£19.55
- #8
Stantler #9Uncommon
£10.98
0% since 23 Oct - #9
Wormadam Sandy Cloak #10Uncommon
£8.51
- #10
Kirlia #8Uncommon
£6.19
0% since 24 Oct
What POP Series 7 cards are worth
Flaaffy is the chase card at about £26.37, roughly 15% of the combined value of the 17 priced cards in the set. 7 cards are worth £10 or more, and the median card is worth about £6.19, so most of a set's value sits in a handful of pulls.
Usable price data is available for 17 of 17 cards in the set checklist. Within the top 10, Flaaffy is about 4.5 times Mareep, the lowest-priced card shown, when compared in GBP. These are market indicators for a watchlist, not guaranteed sale prices.
How we rank these cards
Price ranking: For each card, we use the first available value in this order: TCGplayer market, mid, then low; if none is available, Cardmarket trend, 7-day average, then 30-day average. We convert USD and EUR values to GBP using the latest daily reference exchange rates before comparing them. Price changes compare our own daily GBP snapshots over the last 30 days.
Rarity ranking: We order the checklist by printed rarity label: Special Illustration Rare, Mega Hyper Rare, Hyper Rare, Secret Rare, Illustration Rare, Ultra Rare, Double Rare, Holo Rare, Ace Spec Rare, Shiny Rare, Trainer Gallery, Gallery Rare, Promo, other Rare, Uncommon, then Common. Cards in the same tier are ordered by market price, highest first. Printed rarity does not measure pull odds, print runs or graded population.
Converted values are comparison estimates; check the marketplace listing for its current price, condition, shipping and availability.