Primeape

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Primeape - Crimson Invasion (#51)

Pokémon Stage 1 Rare HP 90
TCGplayer market reference
$2.47
reverseHolofoil · 2 variants
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Number
51
Illustrator
Yuka Morii
Energy
Fighting
It has been known to become so angry that it dies as a result. Its face looks peaceful in death, however.
i About this card

Primeape - Crimson Invasion

Primeape is a Rare Pokémon card from the Crimson Invasion Pokémon TCG set, released 2017, illustrated by Yuka Morii. It sits at card number 51 in the Crimson Invasion checklist, classified as a Fighting-type Pokémon with 90 HP and the Stage 1 subtype.

In collector terms, this is a standard rare. The stored TCGplayer market reference for reverseHolofoil is $2.47. This is the highest available reference across the 2 listed variants. Available values are listed below; inconsistent ranges are hidden.

Primeape has been printed 9 times across different sets. The variant you're looking at (#51 in Crimson Invasion) is one of them - see every other printing further down to compare art, rarity, and current market price across all versions.

Catchinary Index Value

CIV 59Average

Strong market heat. Weak icon status.

Market Heat 77

30 / 90 / 365-day price momentum.

Icon Status 30

Cultural recognition + iconic-set bonus.

Era Strength 62

Release-window weight.

Score blends market heat, grading upside, icon status, era strength. How CIV works →

Price references USD

Card record updated 2026-10-31. The source's price refresh time is not available. A history snapshot records stored values and does not confirm a new source update.

normal
$1.20 market
Low $0.69 Mid $1.22 High $4.00
reverseHolofoil
$2.47 market
Range hidden: the stored low, mid, and high values are inconsistent with the reference price. This reference is not a guaranteed sale price.

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Market price history

Latest
$2.47
Low
$0.48
Dec 2025
High
$2.47
Oct 2026
Avg
$1.64
Days tracked
251
data points
Change
+24.1%
since first tracked
Tracked since Jan 1, 2021 · 251 data points

Sale History 64 sales · since 2021-01-01

Raw high $1.99
Date Grade Price Lot
RAW $1.00
RAW $0.97
RAW $0.89
RAW $0.85
RAW $0.48
RAW $0.56
RAW $1.70
RAW $1.57
RAW $1.72
RAW $1.68
RAW $1.47
RAW $1.49
RAW $1.43
RAW $1.40
RAW $1.40
? Card FAQ

Primeape FAQ

Pricing and details from this card's stored record.

How much is Primeape from Crimson Invasion worth?

The stored TCGplayer market reference for reverseHolofoil is $2.47. The headline selects the highest available reference across the listed variants. Card record updated 2026-10-31. The source's price refresh time is not available. Reference prices are not guaranteed sale prices. The variant table shows the available values; inconsistent ranges are hidden. Historical chart values may use different sources or variants.

How rare is Primeape?

This printing is a standard rare (the card is labeled "Rare" on the checklist). Primeape has been printed 9 times across different sets - earlier or limited printings often command premiums even when the rarity tier is identical.

Who illustrated Primeape?

Yuka Morii illustrated this card. See Yuka Morii'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 Primeape released?

The Crimson Invasion set released in 2017, so this card (#51 in the set) has been available since then. Its current and historical market price is tracked above.

Where can I buy Primeape?

The "Where to buy on eBay" panel above shows live listings. For long-term holds, consider graded copies (PSA / CGC) which trade separately and usually at a premium over raw.

Is Primeape legal in Standard format?

Check the current Pokémon TCG format rules and this exact printing's eligibility before tournament play. A card's age or set alone does not confirm its legality.