Piplup 15/17

Pokemon card from POP Series 6 · released Sep 1, 2007

~$34.72 Normal

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Piplup is a Common Water-type Basic Pokemon card, number 15/17 in POP Series 6 (released Sep 1, 2007), illustrated by Atsuko Nishida. Its TCGplayer market price was ~$34.72 for the normal finish on Oct 30, 2026. Between Oct 1 and Oct 30, 2026, its Normal TCGplayer market price was about the same, near ~$34.72.

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Normal	~$34.72	~$23.98	~$31.49	Buy Normal on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus
Holofoil	~$32.52	~$21.92	~$42.12	Buy Holofoil on TCGplayer (opens in a new tab)Search eBaySearch AmazonCardNexus

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Card details

Set	POP Series 6
Number	15/17
Rarity	Common
Type	Water
HP	60
Stage	Basic
Artist	Atsuko Nishida
Format legality	Not legal in Standard or Expanded
Finishes	Normal · Holofoil

What the codes mean

Card number15/17Card 15 of the 17 in the main POP Series 6 list.
Set symbolThe small POP Series 6 symbol identifies the set. Cards from before Scarlet & Violet print a symbol instead of a set code.
Regulation markNo regulation mark. Cards before Sword & Shield (2020) have none.
RarityCommon: a black circle.
Illustrator“Illus. Atsuko Nishida” names the artist who made the art.