Jumpluff #7 Value

Name: Jumpluff #7 — Neo Genesis
Brand: Pokémon

Neo Genesis · Card 7/111 · Rare · 2000

Jumpluff #7 comes from Neo Genesis, the set that introduced so many of us to the second generation of Pokemon back in 2000, and this grass-type has always had a soft spot among collectors thanks to Atsuko Nishida's artwork. It's a Rare card, not a chase holo, but that's part of its charm: an affordable piece of a set that started it all. If you're checking Jumpluff value today, the short answer is that raw copies sit around $11, which makes it a friendly card to own, display, or try your luck grading.

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Market value & price

Raw / Ungraded

$8.51

Grade 9

$51

PSA 10

$350

PSA 10 is 41.1× the raw price2,714 graded worldwideonly 53 in PSA 10

Value by grade

Where it drops

Pulled 31× on PackSpy across Mnstr, Courtyard, Collector Crypt · biggest hit $90.

Found in packs: Pack 1 · Pokémon Starter Pack · Pokémon Master Pack · Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack · Pokémon Pro Pack

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Jumpluff price history

Ungraded value is $11, up 39% over the past year, with an all-time high of $13 in January 2021.

Market value over time by grade. Hover for any month; tap a grade to toggle its line.

Jumpluff price at every grade

The market value at each PSA grade, with how many exist (population). 2,714 graded copies exist — only 53 are PSA 10.

Grade	Value	Population	PSA / CGC
Raw / Ungraded	$8.51	—	—
PSA 10 (Gem Mint)	$350	53	36 / 17
Grade 9	$51	634	507 / 127
Grade 8	$36	1,025	659 / 366
Grade 7	$23	509	305 / 204
Grade 6	$20	274	147 / 127
Grade 5	$16	145	76 / 69
Grade 4	$16	53	21 / 32
Grade 3	$13	15	6 / 9
Grade 2	$11	3	2 / 1
Grade 1	$35	3	3 / –

Prices & population from PriceCharting. Grade values are PSA-based; population is split by grading company (PSA / CGC).

Card details

Set: Neo Genesis
Card number: 7 of 111
Rarity: Rare
Type: Grass
HP: 70
Stage: Stage2
Weakness: Fire ×2
Illustrator: Atsuko Nishida
Released: 2000

Attacks

Sleep Powder20
Grass
The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
Leech Seed20
Grass
If this attack damages the Defending Pokémon (after applying Weakness and Resistance), remove 1 damage counter from Jumpluff, if it has any.

Jumpluff — collector's take

Is Jumpluff worth grading?

So is Jumpluff worth grading? Here's the honest math: a raw copy runs about $11, while a PSA 10 sells for $350, which works out to roughly 31.6 times the ungraded price. That's a real jump, no question. But gem mint is called gem mint for a reason, it's not easy to land a 10, and grading fees, shipping, and the wait all eat into your margin if the card comes back a 9 or lower. A Grade 9 still fetches $51, which softens the blow, but it's nowhere near that PSA 10 number. If your copy already looks sharp, corners clean, centering solid, it might be worth the gamble. If it's a beat up bulk pull, save your money and enjoy the card as is.

How rare is it?

Across all grading companies combined, there are 2,714 graded copies of Jumpluff on record, and only 53 of those earned a PSA 10. That's a small slice sitting at the very top. When you think about how many copies of this card have passed through collections since 2000, a population that low at gem mint tells you just how demanding the grading standard is for a card this age. It's part of why that top grade commands such a premium over the raw price, scarcity at the very top does real work on value even when the card itself isn't rare in the pack.

Where to pull it

This is where PackSpy's own data comes in, since we track real pack openings across sites rather than just guessing. We've recorded Jumpluff pulled 30 times across courtyard, mnstr, and collector-crypt, with the best recorded pull landing at $90. Collectors have found it inside a mix of products, including the Pokemon Starter Pack, Pack 1, Pokemon Master Pack, Starter Pokemon Gacha Pack, and Pokemon Pro Pack. It's not a card that shows up constantly, but it does surface, and knowing which packs have actually produced it is a lot more useful than guessing. Worth remembering too: opening packs is a gamble, and most rips don't beat what you paid, so treat any Jumpluff pull as a nice bonus rather than the plan.

Questions people ask

How much is Jumpluff worth?

A raw, ungraded Jumpluff #7 is valued at $11. Graded copies climb from there, with a Grade 9 worth $51 and a PSA 10 reaching $350. So the price really depends on condition and whether the card has been graded.

Is Jumpluff worth grading?

It can be, since a PSA 10 sells for 31.6 times the raw price. But only 53 out of 2,714 graded copies have hit that top grade, so gem mint is genuinely hard to pull off. Grade a copy you already believe looks clean, not a random pack pull.

What set is Jumpluff from?

Jumpluff #7 is from Neo Genesis, released in 2000. It's a Rare card illustrated by Atsuko Nishida, part of the set that brought the second generation of Pokemon into the trading card game.