Common

Basic HP60

– Lullaby

The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.

Nightmare Feast

If the Defending Pokémon is Asleep, this attack does 50 damage and remove 5 damage counters from Misdreavus. If the Defending Pokémon is not Asleep, this attack does nothing.

Weakness: +10
Resistance: -20
Retreat

It loves to sneak up on people late at night, then startle them with its shrieklike cry.

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Stormfront · Diamond & Pearl

Misdreavus 68/100

illus. Atsuko Nishida

Purple

US market

$0.76

TCGplayer

Europe trend

€0.17

Cardmarket trend · avg30 €0.19

NL price

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Bulk: under €1, so the Europe trend is its price

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Every printing

2 printings

EU Cardmarket trend · US TCGplayer market, each printing's own. Not priced apart: that market sells it on another printing's listing, so it has no price of its own.

Prices, with receipts

High

High confidence 94/100

Checked 3 days ago
Bulk card: both markets price it under €1
98 days of price history

Europe trend €0.17 Cardmarket's trend: what copies sell for across Europe, every language and condition checked 3 days agoMore than 2× from the US price, so it's left out of the chart and statistics: most likely another printing's price.
US market $0.76≈ €0.68 TCGplayer's market price: what copies recently sold for in the US checked 3 days ago300% over Europe ±4% · 30 days
NL price — One listing you can buy now, the cheapest that qualifies (see how these numbers are made) Bulk: under €1 in Europe, so no NL price is checked

Drawing the chart…

Tracking since 2 Aug 2026 (Europe), 2 Aug 2026 (US).

Statistic	Europe	US
30-day high	—	$0.76
30-day low	—	$0.70
90-day high	€0.27	$0.76
90-day low	€0.27	$0.58
Highest since tracking	€0.282 Aug	$0.765 Nov
Lowest since tracking	€0.2712 Aug	$0.5828 Aug
Price checks	4since 2 Aug	23since 2 Aug

High confidence 94/100

Fresh, and the markets back each other up.

Checked 3 days ago
Bulk card: both markets price it under €1
98 days of price history

22 Europe checks left out of the chart and statistics: more than 2× from the US price at the time, most likely another printing's price. The line breaks where they were. How we check

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Day	Europe	US
5 Nov 2026		$0.76
19 Oct 2026		$0.72
17 Oct 2026		$0.72
15 Oct 2026		$0.71
11 Oct 2026		$0.70
8 Oct 2026		$0.70
5 Oct 2026		$0.70
1 Oct 2026		$0.70
28 Sep 2026		$0.70
25 Sep 2026		$0.70
24 Sep 2026		$0.70
22 Sep 2026		$0.70
21 Sep 2026		$0.70
19 Sep 2026		$0.64
16 Sep 2026		$0.64
7 Sep 2026		$0.63
28 Aug 2026		$0.58
27 Aug 2026		$0.60
21 Aug 2026		$0.60
12 Aug 2026	€0.27	$0.59
7 Aug 2026	€0.28	$0.59
4 Aug 2026	€0.28	$0.59
2 Aug 2026	€0.28	$0.59

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Estimate · the Netherlands

EuropeCardmarket trend · €0.17 €1.72 Cheapest delivered

Card
€0.17
Postage, letter
€1.55

Delivered to the Netherlands
€1.72

Cardmarket's average selling price, with postage from Germany, where most sellers are. Above €25.00 Cardmarket requires tracked postage.

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What you'd get

Vintedat the Europe trend, €0.17 €0.17 Best payout

Sells for
€0.17

Vinted fees
−€0.00

You get
€0.17

No seller fee. The buyer pays Vinted's fee (5% + €0.70 in NL; called the 'Vinted fee' from 5 Oct 2026) and the postage.
Cardmarketat the Europe trend, €0.17 €0.16 −€0.01 fees

Sells for
€0.17

Cardmarket fees
−€0.01

You get
€0.16

Private seller: 5% of the item price. The buyer pays the postage Cardmarket sets and you buy the stamp from it.
eBayat the Europe trend, €0.17 €-0.06 −€0.23 fees

Sells for
€0.17

eBay fees
−€0.23

You get
€-0.06

Private seller on eBay.nl: 11% of the sale incl. postage + 0.42% regulatory fee + €0.35 an order (€0.05 under €10). eBay.de: free for private sales within Germany (5% abroad). eBay.be wasn't checked: eBay.nl's figures are used.

Estimates for the Netherlands, from postage, VAT, customs and fee figures checked 2026-09-25 · a price set aside as out of line with the market isn't used. Sign in to set your country (Belgium, Germany) and your own figures.