Neo Discovery · #37 · 2001
Market price: The going rate for an ungraded copy of this exact printing, from actual sales data — TCGplayer for USD, Cardmarket for EUR. Updated daily. · Unlimited: The regular print run of an early set — no edition stamp, many more copies. The affordable way to own a vintage print.
$9.11
down7% · 29dvia TCGplayer, updated Oct 12, 2026
Graded: Examined by a professional company, scored 1–10, and sealed in a labeled case. Graded copies trade at their own prices, grade by grade. PSA 10 $49.99 · PSA 9 $27.88 · CGC 10 $12.75
Set rank: Where this card's market price ranks among the priced cards in its set — #1 is the set's most valuable card. in Neo Discovery
What This Card Trades At
Raw: An ungraded card — no slab, no label, no official score. The market price is the raw benchmark. · Unlimited
$9.11 (TCGplayer Market price: The going rate for an ungraded copy of this exact printing, from actual sales data — TCGplayer for USD, Cardmarket for EUR. Updated daily.)
PSA: Professional Sports Authenticator, the biggest grading company. Grades 1–10; PSA 10 is Gem Mint, and PSA slabs are the easiest to price and sell.
CGC: Certified Guaranty Company, one of the big three graders. Grades 1–10, with a Pristine 10 above Gem Mint 10; CGC slabs often sell a little below PSA.
SGC: Sportscard Guaranty — a long-running grader with black-bordered slabs. Grades 1–10 in half steps; fewer Pokémon sales than the big three.
Latest sold prices As of (a date): The price in force on the day we last checked — not a sale that closed that day. Rows marked “sold” carry the real sale day.. PSA and CGC grade on the same 1–10 scale, but the market prices them differently — what grades mean →
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Right now Corsola trades at $9.11 for the Unlimited printing (TCGplayer market price).
That makes it the 29th most valuable of Neo Discovery's 75 priced cards. The set's top card is Umbreon at $817. We've logged its price daily since Feb 8, 2024: $1.12 then, $9.11 now (up 713.4%). A year ago it sat around $1.70; today's $9.11 is 435.9% higher. Over the last 90 days it's down 3.4%, from $9.43. Since February 2024 it's run as high as $10.00 (August 2026) and as low as $0.51 (June 2024). Its 30-day range runs from $8.63 up to $9.82. The Unlimited printing is the headline number here; the 1st Edition at $31.27 prices separately. Across the Atlantic, the European prints list around €2.39 on Cardmarket.
By Printing
By printing: Unlimited: The regular print run of an early set — no edition stamp, many more copies. The affordable way to own a vintage print. $9.11 · First edition: The very first print run, marked with a small “Edition 1” stamp on the card's left side. Far scarcer than the Unlimited run, and priced on its own. $31.27
TCGplayer prices each printing on its own — the Unlimited printing is the headline number on this page. Same card, same number — the print run or foil treatment is what changes.
Recover
Cost: Water
Discard 1 Water Energy card attached to Corsola or this attack does nothing. Remove all damage counters from Corsola.
Spike Cannon30×
Cost: Fighting, Fighting
Flip 2 coins. This attack does 30 damage times the number of heads.
“It continuously sheds and grows. The tip of its head is prized as a treasure because of its beauty.”
About $9.11 for an ungraded copy. That's the TCGplayer market price for the Unlimited printing, updated Oct 12, 2026. Graded copies in great shape usually sell for more. What grading means →
About $49.99 — the latest PSA 10 sold price we have, as of Oct 11, 2026. For comparison, an ungraded copy trades around $9.11 (TCGplayer market price). Sold data via Card Hedge.
Down about 3% over the last 3 months — from $9.43 to $9.11 (TCGplayer market price). Zoom out a whole year and it's up 436%. Prices move a little every day, so the chart on this page has the freshest line.
The highest market price we've logged is $10.00 — that was August 2026. We've been writing this card's price down since February 2024, so that's the record on our watch, not an all-time record.
The European printings list around €2.39 on Cardmarket — they share one price there, because Cardmarket prices the physical card across languages. This English print trades at $9.11 on TCGplayer. Two marketplaces, two currencies — so watch both numbers instead of converting one into the other.
eBay is the easiest place — this page links straight to the live listings for Corsola (Neo Discovery #37). Check the photos and the seller's rating first. That's the rule.
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