Neo Discovery · #31/75
Tyranitar (31)
Tyranitar (31) (Neo Discovery #31/75) trades around $90.30 (1st Edition, Near Mint) and $760.00 graded PSA 10 (6 recent sales) as of September 10, 2026.
- HP
- 100
- Illustrator
- Hironobu Yoshida
- Released
- June 1, 2001
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I · Specifications
Card details
- Set
- Neo Discovery
- Number
- #31/75
- Rarity
- Rare
- Type
- Darkness
- HP
- 100
- Illustrator
- Hironobu Yoshida
- Released
- June 1, 2001
Card
- Market
- $90.301st Edition, Near Mint
- PSA 8
- $145.40
- PSA 9
- $91.7518 sales
- PSA 10
- $760.006 sales · 8.4× market
Pricing live secondary market
All variants & conditions
| Variant / Condition | Price |
|---|---|
| 1st Edition — Near Mint | $90.30 |
| Unlimited — Near Mint | $22.30 |
II · Reference
Common questions
How much is Tyranitar (31) Neo Discovery #31/75 worth?
The ungraded market price (1st Edition, Near Mint) is approximately $90.30. PSA 9 copies trade around $91.75 (18 recent sales). PSA 10 copies trade around $760.00 (6 recent sales). Prices are updated daily from publicly available secondary-market data.
How rare is Tyranitar (31) #31/75?
Tyranitar (31) is a Rare card in Neo Discovery. Rarer cards typically command higher market prices.
Who illustrated Tyranitar (31) #31/75?
Tyranitar (31) #31/75 was illustrated by Hironobu Yoshida.
When was Neo Discovery released?
Neo Discovery was released on June 1, 2001.
Should I grade Tyranitar (31)?
PSA 10 copies trade around $760 across 6 recent sales — roughly 8× the ungraded market price ($90). Grading typically costs $25–$75 and takes 2–6 months. The card needs to be near-perfect (centered, sharp corners, no surface scratches) to grade PSA 10 — inspect with a loupe before submitting.
III · From the Same Set
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