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Low Pressure System
Dragon · #86 · Uncommon
🎨 Illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshikawa
Trainer
$4.44
Stadium
This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play.
Each Grass and Lightning Pokémon in play (both yours and your opponent's) gets +10 HP.
Low Pressure System is card #86 of 97 in Dragon (2003), a Uncommon illustrated by Shin-ichi Yoshikawa. At about $4.44 it is the #95 most valuable card in the set. In a Dragon booster it turns up about once every 14 packs.
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In the Dragon set
- 📅 2003 · EX · 97 cards
- 🎯 Appears about 1 in 14 Dragon packs
- 💎 The #95 most valuable card in Dragon (of 100)
What it's worth graded
Ungraded
$4.44
PSA 8 · NM-Mint
$7.99
PSA 9 · Mint
$17.76
PSA 9.5 · Mint+
$31.08
PSA 10 · Gem Mint
$57.72
Estimates: the ungraded market price times the typical premium a slab of that grade gets for a card from this era. Real sales vary, especially for PSA 10s. How grading adds value
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Questions
How much is Low Pressure System (Dragon) worth?
An ungraded Low Pressure System from Dragon sells for about $4.44. A PSA 10 is worth more, roughly $57.72 by our estimate, and a PSA 9 around $17.76.
How rare is Low Pressure System?
It is a Uncommon, and it shows up about once every 14 Dragon packs.
Who illustrated Low Pressure System?
Shin-ichi Yoshikawa drew the art for this card.
Can I open Dragon packs for free?
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