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All Quilava Pokémon cards
Every Quilava card printed in an English Pokémon TCG set: 14 cards from 13 sets, from Neo Genesis (2000) to Destined Rivals (2025). Tick the ones you own; they are saved to your set lists in this browser.
14Quilava cards
13sets
$99.99most valuable: Quilava δ, Dragon Frontiers
$335one copy of each priced card
Prices updated 2026-11-01
Most valuable Quilava cards
Dragon Frontiers 36/101 · Uncommon
Expedition Base Set 91/165 · Uncommon
Unseen Forces 45/115 · Uncommon
Sandstorm 51/100 · Uncommon
Neo Destiny 39/105 · Uncommon
Mysterious Treasures 60/123 · Uncommon
Quilava card list
All 14 Quilava cards by set
| Card | Set | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Ethan's Quilava 33 | Destined Rivals | $0.32 |
| Quilava 24 | Astral Radiance | $0.41 |
| Quilava 41 | Lost Thunder | $1.30 |
| Quilava 19 | BREAKthrough | $2.34 |
| Quilava 49 | Call of Legends | $6.35 |
| Quilava 49 | HeartGold SoulSilver | $8.00 |
| Quilava 60 | Mysterious Treasures | $18.02 |
| Quilava δ 36 | Dragon Frontiers | $99.99 |
| Quilava 45 | Unseen Forces | $54.92 |
| Quilava 51 | Sandstorm | $38.33 |
| Quilava 91 | Expedition Base Set | $59.16 |
| Dark Quilava 39 | Neo Destiny | $25.36 |
| Quilava 46 | Neo Genesis | $9.37 |
| Quilava 47 | Neo Genesis | $11.13 |
Quilava card questions
- How many Quilava cards are there?
- 14 cards in 13 English sets, from Neo Genesis (December 16, 2000) to Destined Rivals (May 30, 2025). Promos and Japanese-only cards are not counted.
- What is the most valuable Quilava card?
- Quilava δ 36 from Dragon Frontiers (Uncommon) at about $99.99 ungraded, ahead of Quilava from Expedition Base Set at $59.16.
- What was the first Quilava card?
- Quilava 47/111 in Neo Genesis, released December 16, 2000.
- How much does it cost to collect every Quilava card?
- About $335 for one copy of each priced card at today's market prices. 4 of the 14 priced cards cost under $5, so most of the total sits in a few chase cards.
Prices in US dollars (TCGplayer market where recent, otherwise Cardmarket converted). Card images © The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures and GAME FREAK, shown for identification.













