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Gold Berry
Gold Berry has 3 printings across 2 sets on TCGplayer (2 English and 1 Japanese). Prices run from $2.00 to $3.47. The cheapest is Gold Berry at $2.00 and the most valuable is Gold Berry at $3.47. The most traded printing over the last 30 days is Gold Berry, with 46 copies sold.
TCGplayer market prices as of 2026-10-20. Updated nightly.
Card text
Tool
Attach Gold Berry to 1 of your Pokémon that doesn't have a Pokémon Tool attached to it.
At any time between turns, if there are at least 4 damage counters on the Pokémon Gold Berry is attached to, you may remove 4 of them and discard Gold Berry. At the start of each turn, if there are at least 4 damage counters on the Pokémon Gold Berry is attached to, remove 4 of them and discard Gold Berry.
English printings (2)
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Buy on TCGplayerEvery printing of Gold Berry
| Printing | Set | Rarity | Finish | Market | Sold 30d | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gold Berry 093/111 | Neo Genesis | Uncommon | Unlimited | $2.81 | 46 | Buy |
| Gold Berry 093/111 | Neo Genesis | Uncommon | 1st Edition | $3.47 | 7 | Buy |
| Gold Berry Japanese | Gold, Silver, to a New World... | Uncommon | Normal | $2.00 | 4 | Buy |
Quick answers
How much is Gold Berry worth?
As of October 20, 2026, TCGplayer market prices for Gold Berry run from $2.00 to $3.47, depending on the printing. The cheapest is Gold Berry at $2.00 and the most valuable is Gold Berry at $3.47.
How many Gold Berry cards are there?
Gold Berry has 3 printings across 2 sets on TCGplayer (2 English and 1 Japanese).
Which Gold Berry card sells the most?
The most traded printing over the last 30 days is Gold Berry, with 46 copies sold.
About this page
Prices are TCGplayer market prices, refreshed nightly. Sold counts are TCGplayer completed sales over the trailing 30 days. Japanese rows come from TCGplayer's Pokemon Japan catalog and use the English card name. Card images and Buy buttons open TCGplayer through our affiliate link; printing names open our own price history pages. Not financial advice.