What is Torterra ex #012/162 worth?

Torterra ex (Temporal Forces) currently sells for about $0.75 in Near Mint ungraded condition. Down 10.7% over the last 30 days. Pricing refreshes daily from TCGPlayer and CardMarket.

What set is Torterra ex from?

Torterra ex is from the Temporal Forces Pokemon TCG set released in 2024, collector number 012/162. This is a modern Pokemon TCG card.

How rare is Torterra ex?

Torterra ex is classified as Double Rare in the Temporal Forces set. Rarity tiers determine pull rates from booster packs — rarer cards command higher market premiums, especially in graded condition.

Should I grade my Torterra ex?

Raw Torterra ex sells for $0.75; PSA 10 examples sell for $25.60 — about 34.1× the raw price. There's a strong PSA 10 premium here — grading typically pays off if the raw card is Mint.

Who illustrated Torterra ex?

Torterra ex was illustrated by PLANETA Tsuji for the Temporal Forces Pokemon TCG set. Artist-specific Pokemon cards have dedicated collector demand — alternate-art and special-illustration releases from popular artists trade at premiums.

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Current market price

for Play Pokemon Stamp Holofoil

Updated 04/10/2026

Market (Near Mint)

$2.29

Price range (NM → Damaged)

$0.25 – $2.29

3 provider prices · 2 estimated

Card variant

2 variants found

Play Pokemon Stamp Holofoil

3 provider prices · 5 conditions

Raw prices

What do NM, LP… mean?

NMNear Mint — minimal to no visible wear.

LPLightly Played — minor edge wear or small scratches.

MPModerately Played — edge whitening, minor creases, surface scratches.

HPHeavily Played — creases, heavy whitening, noticeable damage.

DMDamaged — severe wear or structural damage.

Provider price

A check means the price is sourced directly from TCGPlayer or CardMarket. Conditions without a check are estimated from neighboring prices using the same multipliers the iOS app uses.