Rare Candy 7/17

Item card from POP Series 5 · released Mar 1, 2007

~$25.66 Normal

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Rare Candy 7/17 POP Series 5 Pokemon card

Rare Candy is an Uncommon Item card, number 7/17 in POP Series 5 (released Mar 1, 2007), illustrated by Ryo Ueda. Its TCGplayer market price was ~$25.66 for the normal finish on Oct 30, 2026. Between Oct 1 and Oct 30, 2026, its Normal TCGplayer market price was unchanged at ~$25.66.

Prices by finish

Finish	PriceMarket price	Low	Mid	Buy
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Card details

Set	POP Series 5
Number	7/17
Rarity	Uncommon
Artist	Ryo Ueda
Format legality	Expanded
Finishes	Normal

What the codes mean

Card number7/17Card 7 of the 17 in the main POP Series 5 list.
Set symbolThe small POP Series 5 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.
RarityUncommon: a black diamond.
Illustrator“Illus. Ryo Ueda” names the artist who made the art.

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Card text

Choose 1 of your Basic Pokémon in play. If you have a Stage 1 or Stage 2 card that evolves from that Pokémon in your hand, put that card on the Basic Pokémon. (This counts as evolving that Pokémon.)