Fraxure
| Low | Market | High | |
|---|---|---|---|
| holofoil | $0.55 | $1.58 | $19.98 |
Ungraded is the live market price. PSA 9/10 are estimates from typical premiums for this card's era — tap any grade for real recent eBay sales.
Each shows expected net = graded value − raw ($2) − fee. PSA 10 ≈ $9 (est). Best case (top grade via CGC): +$-35.
PSA usually resells highest for Pokémon; BGS & CGC grade a bit cheaper but sell for less. Assumes a clean near-mint raw (~30% top grade / 44% one below). A guide, not a guarantee — centering & condition decide the real grade.
Trend seeded from Cardmarket 7- & 30-day averages, then refined by our daily TCGplayer tracking.
Cardmarket (EU): trend €2.15 · avg €1.74
Dragon Vault
Abilities
If this Pokémon is affected by a Special Condition, each of its attacks does 40 more damage (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Attacks
“Since a broken tusk will not grow back, they diligently sharpen their tusks on river rocks after they've been fighting.”
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Frequently asked questions about Fraxure
How much is Fraxure (Dragon Vault #14) worth?
As of the latest update, Fraxure (Dragon Vault #14) is worth about $1.58 ungraded. Recent listings range from $0.55 to $19.98. PSA 9 and PSA 10 graded copies typically sell for more — see the graded values and recent eBay sold prices above.
What is the rarity of Fraxure?
Fraxure (#14) is listed as Rare Holo in the Dragon Vault set. Scarcer rarities and higher-demand cards tend to command a premium — compare the other printings below to see how this version stacks up.
Where can I buy Fraxure?
You can buy Fraxure from TCGplayer, eBay, Cardmarket (EU), Amazon, Card Kingdom, Troll and Toad and CoolStuffInc — all linked above with current prices where available. PokéPrice compares them so you can find the cheapest place to buy.
What set is Fraxure from?
Fraxure is card #14 from the Dragon Vault set, released 2012/10/05. Browse every card in the set and other printings of Fraxure below.