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PokéNav, Emerald #81 (Uncommon)

PokéNav

Emerald · #81 · Uncommon · Mid-era · 2005

Live market value
45 Sparks / $0.45

Pulling PokéNav in an Emerald pack is about 100% (Uncommon slot). Published, provably-fair odds you can verify.

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PokéNav market value

PokéNav (Emerald #81) has a live market value of 45 Sparks, about $0.45 at the latest market price. That market price for PokéNav was last updated on October 19, 2026. On PackLab one Spark equals one cent of card value, so 45 Sparks is the figure shown for PokéNav in the set browser, on this page and in your vault after you pull it. If you pull PokéNav, you can sell it back instantly at 85% of market value, which comes to 38 Sparks at the current price. Sparks have no cash value and are only used on PackLab. An Emerald pack is 4,675 Sparks; this card's market value is 45 Sparks. Among the 107 priced cards in Emerald, PokéNav is the 101st most valuable. The median priced card in the set is 183 Sparks, and the most valuable card is Regice ex at 35,000 Sparks.

How to pull PokéNav

In an Emerald pack, the Uncommon slot shows an Uncommon card about 100% of the time. PokéNav is one of 32 priced Uncommon cards in Emerald that can fill that result, so landing this exact card is less likely than the rarity figure. These are the published odds for Emerald: the full slot-by-slot table is on the Emerald page, and the odds page explains how each set's rates are built. Every Emerald box commits its card order before the first pack is sold, so each rip can be checked once the box sells out.

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Rarity and era

PokéNav is an Uncommon card, number 81 in Emerald. Emerald lists 32 Uncommon cards out of 107 cards in total, about 30% of the set list. Among the 32 priced Uncommon cards, market values run from 40 Sparks to 1,989 Sparks, and PokéNav ranks 30th of them. Emerald is part of the EX series and sits in the Mid-era era of the PackLab catalog. Mid-era sets sit between the early classics and the current releases, and sealed packs from them are harder to find today.

About Emerald

Emerald was released on May 1, 2005 and lists 107 cards on PackLab, 107 of them with a live market price. Together, the priced cards in Emerald carry a combined market value of 245,542 Sparks. By market value, PokéNav sits just below Snorunt (46 Sparks) and just above Doduo (43 Sparks).

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