Light Jolteon

NEO4 Card ID neo4-48 Variant: 1st Edition

Recent sold $132.14
Asking $111.00 Lowest active listing
Spread (ask − sold) −$21.14 Asking below sold

Source: TCGplayer · 1st Edition · current as of 2026-07-28. Recent-sold reflects market comps for cards that actually changed hands; asking is the current lowest active listing. These are different numbers and are shown separately, never conflated.

Price trend

Price trend: Recent sold 132.14; Asking 111.00Recent sold 132.14; Asking 111.00

Recent sold (solid) Asking (dashed)

All variants

VariantRecent soldAsking
1st Edition $132.14 $111.00
Unlimited $132.14 $111.00

What Light Jolteon is worth

Light Jolteon (NEO4, card neo4-48) is tracked here in its 1st Edition variant. The most recent sold comp is $132.14, while the lowest active listing asks $111.00, a spread of $21.14 below the recent sold price (-16.0%). The lowest ask sits under the last sold comp, which can signal a soft listing. All figures come from TCGplayer and are current as of 2026-07-28.

This card prints in 2 tracked variants. 1st Edition last sold around $132.14; Unlimited last sold around $132.14. Variant matters: a holofoil and a normal copy of the same card can value very differently.

We have enough price history to chart how this card has moved; see the trend above. Each point is a real sold or asking figure on its date, not a smoothed estimate.

Questions about Light Jolteon

How much is Light Jolteon (NEO4) worth?
The most recent sold comp for the 1st Edition variant is $132.14. The lowest current asking price is $111.00. Both come from TCGplayer, current as of 2026-07-28.
What's the difference between recent sold and asking?
Recent sold is the market comp for copies that actually changed hands. Asking is the lowest active listing, what a seller wants today. They're different numbers, and we always show them separately, never blended into one.
Where do these Light Jolteon prices come from?
From TCGplayer, the source we cite on every price, with the freshness date shown so you know how current it is. Scan your copy in the WorthDex app to track its value over time.

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