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Pokémon cards illustrated by Asuka Iwashita

Every card PokéPrice tracks with an Asuka Iwashita art credit — 2 cards across 2 sets, 2002–2005, ranked by current market price. Tap any card for its full price breakdown, price history and where to buy.

Cards
2
Most valuable
$9
Median
$8.57
Cheapest
$0.47
Active2002–2005 Sets2 Priced2 of 2

Who is Asuka Iwashita?

Asuka Iwashita is credited as the illustrator on 2 Pokémon cards in our database, spanning 2002 to 2005 and 2 different sets. The most valuable of them is Quilava from Expedition Base Set (#91), a Uncommon, at about $8.57 ungraded. Collecting by illustrator is a popular way to build a themed set — the art credit is printed in small type at the bottom of every card, next to the copyright line.

Asuka Iwashita cards by value

1 Quilava — Expedition Base Set #91, illustrated by Asuka Iwashita QuilavaExpedition Base Set · #91 · Uncommon · 2002 $8.57 2 Makuhita — Deoxys #65, illustrated by Asuka Iwashita MakuhitaDeoxys · #65 · Common · 2005 $0.47

Asuka Iwashita card FAQ

How many Pokémon cards did Asuka Iwashita illustrate?
PokéPrice lists 2 Pokémon cards credited to Asuka Iwashita, across 2 sets, from 2002 to 2005.
What is the most valuable Asuka Iwashita card?
The most valuable card illustrated by Asuka Iwashita that PokéPrice currently tracks is Quilava from Expedition Base Set (#91), at about $8.57 ungraded.
Are Asuka Iwashita cards worth collecting?
Prices for Asuka Iwashita cards run from $0.47 to $8.57, with a median of $8.57 across the 2 printings PokéPrice has a USD price for. As with any card, rarity, set and condition drive value far more than the illustrator — but artist-run collections are a popular way to collect a set.

Sets with Asuka Iwashita art

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How we price these cards

Prices are the live TCGplayer market price for each card's best variant (holofoil first, then normal), refreshed daily; cards TCGplayer hasn't priced fall back to Cardmarket's European trend price and are shown in €. A dash means no feed has priced that card yet. Prices are indicative of ungraded, near-mint copies and are a starting point, not an appraisal. Artist credits come from the official card data.

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