Happiny Card Prices
Gen 4It loves round white things. It carries an egg-shaped rock in imitation of CHANSEY.
Total Cards
6
Generation
4
Types
normal
Most Valuable
$180.00
Most Valuable Happiny Cards
| Card | Set | Market Price |
|---|---|---|
 Happiny - 52/123 | Countdown Calendar Promos | $180.00 |
| Happiny - 52/123 [Diamond & Pearl] | Burger King Promos | $28.14 |
| Happiny | Mysterious Treasures | $3.55 |
 Happiny | Platinum | $3.02 |
 Happiny | SM - Unbroken Bonds | $0.76 |
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Happiny - 52/123
Countdown Calendar Promos
Happiny - 52/123 [Diamond & Pearl]
Burger King Promos
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Happiny - 52/123 [Diamond & Pearl]
Burger King Promos
Happiny
POP Series 8
Happiny
Mysterious Treasures
Happiny
Mysterious Treasures
Happiny
Platinum
Happiny
Platinum
Happiny
Unbroken Bonds
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much are Happiny Pokemon cards worth?
Happiny cards range in value. The most valuable Happiny card is currently worth $180.00. There are 6 different Happiny cards across all sets.
How many Happiny cards are there?
There are 6 different Happiny Pokemon cards printed across all sets. This includes regular, holo, reverse holo, full art, and other special printings.
What is the most expensive Happiny card?
The most expensive Happiny card is Happiny - 52/123 from Countdown Calendar Promos, currently valued at $180.00.
Happiny Pokemon Card Price Guide
Happiny is a normal type Pokemon from Generation 4. There are 6 different Happiny Pokemon cards printed across all sets. The most valuable Happiny card is Happiny - 52/123 from Countdown Calendar Promos, currently valued at $180.00.
Card values are based on real marketplace transaction data and updated hourly. Condition matters significantly — Near Mint cards typically command premium prices, while Played condition copies offer more affordable options for collectors.
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