Serperior #125 Value
Dragons Exalted · Card 125/128 · Secret Rare · 2012
Serperior is the final form of the Snivy line, and this particular version from 2012's Dragons Exalted set is the one collectors actually chase. As a Secret Rare illustrated by 5ban Graphics, it stands out from the regular pulls in that set, and if you're searching for Serperior value or trying to figure out the Serperior price on today's market, you're looking at a card that carries real weight in the Black and White era lineup.
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Card details
- Card number
- 125 of 128
- Rarity
- Secret Rare
- Type
- Grass
- HP
- 130
- Stage
- Stage2
- Weakness
- Fire ×2
- Retreat cost
- 1
- Illustrator
- 5ban Graphics
- Released
- 2012
Attacks
- Leaf Tornado60Grass · Colorless
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Serperior — collector's take
Is Serperior worth grading?
So is it worth grading? Here's the honest math: a raw copy of Serperior sits at $103, a Grade 9 jumps to $344, and a PSA 10 commands $6,266, which works out to 60.7 times the raw price. That's a serious multiplier, and it's exactly why people get grading fever. But gem mint is called gem mint for a reason. Centering, edge wear, and surface scratches from a decade-plus-old card can all knock you down to a 9 or lower, and grading fees plus turnaround time are real costs you eat regardless of the result. If your copy already looks sharp under a loupe, it's a reasonable bet. If it's got soft corners or a visible print line, you're probably better off enjoying it raw or selling as-is.
How rare is it?
We don't have population figures to lean on here, but the Secret Rare status alone tells you plenty. Cards at this rarity tier were never printed in the same volume as commons or even regular holos, and Dragons Exalted is a set from 2012, meaning the surviving pool of well-kept copies has been shrinking for over a decade through handling, storage, and simple bad luck. That scarcity is baked into the price gap you see between raw and PSA 10, a gap that only widens as fewer high-grade copies surface each year.
Where to pull it
PackSpy has tracked 3 recorded pulls of Serperior across collector-crypt, with the biggest recorded pull landing at $42. We've seen it turn up in Elite Pokémon Gacha Pack and Starter Pokémon Gacha Pack, so if you're ripping packs hoping to land one, those are the names to watch. That said, three pulls across all our tracked activity tells its own story: this is not a card you should expect to open. Most people who own a Serperior bought it on the secondary market rather than pulled it themselves, and that's worth knowing before you spend money chasing it in packs. Pack opening is a gamble, and the odds here lean heavily toward the house.
Questions people ask
How much is Serperior worth?
A raw or ungraded Serperior from Dragons Exalted currently sits around $103. Graded copies climb fast from there, with a Grade 9 worth $344 and a PSA 10 reaching $6,266.
Is Serperior worth grading?
It can be, since a PSA 10 sells for 60.7 times the raw price. But gem mint copies are tough to land, and grading costs money whether or not you hit that top grade, so only send in copies that already look clean to the naked eye.
What set is Serperior from?
Serperior #125 comes from Dragons Exalted, released in 2012. It's a Secret Rare illustrated by 5ban Graphics, which is part of why it holds more value than a standard holo from the same set.
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