Two graded copies of the same Latias card, same set, same number — and a gap of more than ¥300,000 between them. That is the first thing to understand about collecting Latias in Japanese: printing and rarity decide the price far more than condition alone once you are past the grading threshold.
Latias has a short print list compared to some species, which makes it easier to map completely. Four verified printings span three sets — a Tag Team secret rare, its lower-rarity twin, a solo holo card from the Legendary Holo Collection, and a modern ex from Paradise Dragona. This guide prices what’s currently listed in PSA10 for each of those, explains how to tell the two Tag Bolt versions apart, and points you to our combined Latias & Latios piece if you want the paired perspective instead of a Latias-only deep dive.
Four confirmed Latias printings exist across three sets. The Tag Bolt SR secret rare (105/095 (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨)) leads at ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950), while the Paradise Dragona SAR Latias ex (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) is the accessible modern entry at ¥48,741 (~$307). Card number and rarity slot — not the artwork — are what separate the SR from its RR base twin.
Prices are our own PSA10 listing prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD. These are “currently listed at” figures for our own stock, not third-party market averages.
Every Latias Card and What It’s Worth
Four printings, ranked by our current PSA10 listing price:
| # | 卡牌 | Set | Our listed price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Latias & Latios GX 105/095 SR | Tag Bolt (SM9) | ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) |
| 2 | Latias & Latios GX 105/095 SR (2nd cert) | Tag Bolt (SM9) | ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884) |
| 3 | Latias 018/027 | Legendary Holo Collection (CP2) | ¥125,866 (~$792) (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) |
| 4 | Latias ex 087/064 SAR | Paradise Dragona (SV7a) | ¥48,741 (~$307) (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) |
| 5 | Latias & Latios GX 060/095 RR (base) | Tag Bolt (SM9) | No current PSA10 anchor in our stock — not priced here |
Two things stand out immediately. First, the gap between the Tag Bolt secret rare and everything else in the lineup is enormous — the SR sells for roughly twelve times the next card down. Second, the two graded copies of the same SR (rows 1 and 2) price differently despite sharing a set and card number, which is ordinary cert-to-cert variance rather than anything to read into.
The sections below walk through the three sets in turn.
The Chase Card: Latias & Latios GX Secret Rare
Tag Bolt (SM9) printed the same Latias & Latios GX artwork twice: once as the 060/095 base rare, and once as the 105/095 secret rare further down the print sheet. The gameplay text is identical — what changes is the frame treatment and the card’s position outside the set’s regular numbering, which is what pushes the SR into a different pricing tier entirely.
Two separately graded PSA10 copies of the 105/095 SR are listed, at ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) and ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884). Both are the same card, same number, same rarity — the difference between the two listings is normal cert-to-cert variance and not a sign that one copy is somehow more or less genuine than the other.
If your card is numbered 060/095, you have the base RR — a real, legitimate print, just a different rarity slot from the 105/095 SR. Read the number in the bottom corner before assuming which one you’re holding.
The Solo Print: Legendary Holo Collection
Before the Tag Team era, Latias got a standalone card in the Legendary Holo Collection (set code CP2), numbered 018/027 and illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma. It is the only entry on this list where Latias appears alone rather than paired with Latios or bundled into an ex card.
Our PSA10 copy is currently listed at ¥125,866 (~$792) (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨). That places it well below the Tag Bolt SR but comfortably above the Paradise Dragona ex — a middle tier that suits collectors who want a single-character Latias card rather than a Tag Team piece.
The Modern Entry: Latias ex from Paradise Dragona
The newest printing on this list is Latias ex from Paradise Dragona (set code SV7a), numbered 087/064 and rated a special art rare. It is the entry point for anyone building a Latias PSA10 set without stretching into five figures.
We currently list our PSA10 copy at ¥48,741 (~$307) (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨). As with every card on this page, sourcing works through our Quick Order page rather than a fixed shelf — if this specific listing has moved on, ask and we’ll check current availability.
Which Latias Card Fits Your Budget
Working from the table above, here is how the four printings break down by spend:
- Under $350 — Latias ex, Paradise Dragona (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) (~$307). The current-era card, and the easiest way into a Japanese Latias PSA10.
- ~$800 — Latias, Legendary Holo Collection (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) (~$792). The only solo-character option on this list, and a distinct look from the Tag Team cards.
- $7,800–$10,000 — Latias & Latios GX secret rare, 2nd cert (~$7,884) or the higher-priced cert (更新：目前售罄 — 可透過 Quick Order 申請補貨) (~$9,950). Same card, same number, two independently graded copies at two price points.
Two certs of the same card sitting a five-figure gap apart in yen is a reminder that PSA10 listings are priced individually, not as a fixed catalogue rate. Compare the actual listing, not just the card name, before deciding which one to buy.
Latias Alone, or Paired with Latios?
Every Tag Bolt card on this page technically features Latios too — the GX card is a Tag Team piece by design. If you want Latias specifically, this guide covers her full print run on its own terms: the Tag Bolt SR and RR, the solo Legendary Holo Collection card, and the modern Paradise Dragona ex.
If you’d rather see her ranked and compared directly against Latios — including how the pair’s Tag Team card stacks up against Latios’s own solo printings — our Latias & Latios guide takes that side-by-side approach instead.
For collectors chasing secret rares more broadly, our Tag Team GX guide places the Latias & Latios SR in context against other Sun & Moon-era Tag Team chase cards, and our alt-art SAR guide covers the special art rare treatment that the Paradise Dragona ex uses.
Where to Buy Latias Cards from Japan
We grade and list Japanese Latias singles individually, shipping worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The Tag Bolt secret rare is the flagship piece in the lineup right now.
For the Legendary Holo Collection card, the Paradise Dragona ex, or to build a mixed order across multiple Latias printings, our Quick Order page is the fastest route.
常見問題
Which Latias card is the most valuable?
The Latias & Latios GX secret rare (105/095) from Tag Bolt, currently listed by us at ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) for one cert and ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884) for a second, separately graded cert.
What’s the difference between the Latias & Latios GX SR and RR printings?
They’re the same card and artwork from Tag Bolt, but at different card numbers and rarity slots: 060/095 is the base rare (RR), and 105/095 is the secret rare (SR) further down the print sheet. The rarity slot, not the artwork, drives the price gap.
How much is the solo Latias card from Legendary Holo Collection worth?
Our PSA10 copy of Latias 018/027 from Legendary Holo Collection is currently listed at ¥125,866 (~$792).
What is Latias ex from Paradise Dragona?
Latias ex 087/064 is a special art rare (SAR) from Paradise Dragona (SV7a), the most recent Latias printing on this list. Our PSA10 copy is currently listed at ¥48,741 (~$307), making it the most accessible entry point.
Should I read this guide or the combined Latias & Latios guide?
This page is a Latias-only deep dive across her full print history. If you want her compared directly against Latios card by card, our Latias & Latios guide takes that paired approach instead.
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