A Halloween Gengar sampler across five sets

Browse the catalog before choosing the centerpiece

The ChasingPoké Gengar collection currently lists 73 cataloged entries, arranged by raw market price. It is a live catalog selection, rather than a claim to include every Gengar card ever printed. The five examples here are a small sample from its first page, so they should not be mistaken for an inexpensive starter selection.

Gengar 011/110 from Legendary Collection makes the spending question immediate: its market estimate in our October 29, 2026 collection snapshot is $2,224.99. That is a useful browsing reference, even if your actual starting point is simply deciding which Gengar you most want to own.

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Compare four more possibilities

Dark Gengar 006/105 from Neo Destiny has a $1,064.00 market estimate in the same snapshot. Gengar Lv.X 97/99 from Arceus is estimated at $698.88, while Sabrina's Gengar 014/132 from Gym Heroes is $517.15.

Gengar & Mimikyu GX 53/181 from Team Up completes this five-card sample at $390.92. Each entry gives you a different exact target to consider. Write down the full name, set and number of whichever catches your attention, then compare the actual copy offered before making a purchase.

These figures are dated card-market estimates, not seller offers or guaranteed checkout prices. The differences do not establish which card collectors prefer, and the lowest estimate within this sample does not make it the cheapest Gengar available.

Keep the five-set tour optional

Legendary Collection, Neo Destiny, Arceus, Gym Heroes and Team Up give this sampler five separate set destinations. You could use those names as browsing stops and choose just one card. There is no need to turn an enjoyable Halloween search into a commitment to acquire all five.

The public ChasingPoké Gengar collection is the place to continue beyond these examples. Because its opening page is ranked by price, explore the remaining pages before deciding what belongs on your wish list. A seasonal favorite can come from anywhere in that selection.

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Start with a favorite and check what you have

Choose your favorite first, then check cards you already own against its exact catalog entry. Build a wish list only after that check, keeping a note of the set and number alongside your spending limit.

If none of these five fits, keep browsing without buying. You can still finish the Halloween exercise with a useful result: one clearly identified Gengar to look for later, and a better sense of which cards you enjoy enough to make room for.