Cards › Team Rocket › #75
Digger
- Set
- Team Rocket
- Number
- 75
- Illustrator
- Sumiyoshi Kizuki
Digger - Team Rocket
Digger is a Uncommon Trainer card from the Team Rocket Pokémon TCG set, released 1999, illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki. It sits at card number 75 in the Team Rocket checklist and the Rocket's Secret Machine subtype.
In collector terms, this is an uncommon card, pulled roughly 3 per pack. Current TCGplayer market price tops out at $2.22 across 2 printed variants (Normal, Holofoil, Reverse Holo, etc.), with every variant's low / mid / high and direct prices listed below.
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Digger FAQ
Click any question to expand. Every answer pulls from this card's live Catchinary data.
How much is Digger from Team Rocket worth?
Current TCGplayer market price is $2.22 across 2 variants. See the full variant breakdown above for low / mid / high / market / direct prices. Graded estimates (PSA 10, PSA 9, CGC Perfect) are shown when available.
How rare is Digger?
This printing is an uncommon card, pulled roughly 3 per pack (the card is labeled "Uncommon" on the checklist). This is the only printing of Digger currently indexed.
Who illustrated Digger?
Sumiyoshi Kizuki illustrated this card. See Sumiyoshi Kizuki's full Catchinary page for every Pokémon card they've drawn, grouped by set with current market prices, career stats, and alt-art highlights.
When was Digger released?
The Team Rocket set released in 1999. This specific card (#75 in the set) has been tradeable on TCGplayer and Cardmarket since launch.
Where can I buy Digger?
Click Buy on TCGplayer above for US listings, or the Cardmarket link for European listings. Both feeds update multiple times per day. For long-term holds, consider graded copies (PSA / CGC) which trade separately and usually at a premium over raw.
Is this card in Standard format?
Legal formats rotate as new sets release - see the Team Rocket set page for current Standard / Expanded / Unlimited status. Catchinary tracks 0 cards across every English-language set, so if this one has rotated out there's almost certainly a current-format reprint you can check.