Market outlook
Rising Outlook 8/10
Demand remains supported by character popularity, strong trainer-card collecting interest, and the card’s status as a flagship Full Art from Ultra Prism. Marketplace data shows active price strength rather than stagnation, suggesting continuing collector competition for clean copies.[2][4][8]
Next months. Likely to remain firm with normal volatility; clean raw and graded copies should hold value well, while premium grades may continue to command strong spreads.
Long term. Over 1-3 years, the card is likely to appreciate gradually if broader trainer-card collector demand stays strong, with the best performance expected from graded/graded/graded gem-mint examples.
History
Lillie is a major character from the Pokémon Sun and Moon video games, introduced as a soft-spoken, kind, and highly memorable Alolan character closely associated with protection of Pokémon and personal growth. In the Trading Card Game, she became one of the most iconic modern Supporter characters, with this Full Art printing standing out as one of the most sought-after trainer cards of the Sun & Moon era.[3][8]
This card was first released in the English-language Pokémon Sun & Moon: Ultra Prism expansion in 2018 as card 151/156, a Full Art Ultra Rare Supporter card.[1][3]
- The card is a Supporter card with the effect 'Draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand.'[3]
- The artwork is credited to Naoki Saito, a well-known Pokémon TCG artist.[3]
- It is one of the most recognizable and heavily collected trainer cards from the Ultra Prism set, with strong secondary-market demand reflected in price tracking and marketplace listings.[2][4][8]
Rarity and print run
- Tier
- Ultra Rare
- Print run
- Medium
- First printed in
- Sun & Moon: Ultra Prism
- Demand
- High
- Supply
- Low
- Full Art Ultra Rare trainer slot from a 2018 set
- High collector demand for Lillie as a character
- Condition-sensitive card with fewer high-grade copies surviving in top condition
- No additional widely known English set reprints for this exact Ultra Prism Full Art version
Collector notes
Condition. Check for whitening on the back edges and corners, surface scratches on the holo/full-art finish, print lines, centering, and corner dents or pressure marks. Full Art trainers often show edge wear and front-surface scuffs more easily than non-holo cards.
Storage. Store in a clean penny sleeve and rigid top loader or graded card sleeve, keep away from heat, light, and humidity, and avoid repeated handling because Full Art surfaces scratch easily. For high-grade copies, use semi-rigid sleeves for submissions and archival-safe boxes for long-term storage.
Authenticity. Verify correct texture, crisp full-art pattern, accurate font spacing, and proper holo reflection. Counterfeits often have flat or muddy texture, incorrect color saturation, poor edge trimming, or blurry text. Compare the card to authenticated examples from grading-company images or major marketplaces before purchasing expensive copies.
Sources: my.taggrading.com, cardmarket.com, tcgplayer.com, pricecharting.com, dacardworld.com
