All Random Receiver Cards

Random Receiver has appeared on 3 different cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, spread across 3 sets, printed between 2012 and 2016. Every one of them is listed below, newest set first.

Each card shows its set, collector number, rarity, and current market value where we have pricing for it. Click any card to see how its price has moved over time, what it sells for in each condition from near mint down to damaged, graded values for PSA, BGS, and CGC slabs, and whether another collector has one listed right now.

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Free, unlimited. Record the condition, finish and what you paid for every Random Receiver you own, and Vaultset values the lot against live market prices — per condition, and per grade for slabs.

3 Random Receiver cards catalogued across 3 sets · no fees · no card limit

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The rarest Random Receiver cards ever printed

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Plasma Storm

#138 · Secret Rare

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Fates Collide · #109

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Plasma Storm · #138

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Dark Explorers · #99

Random Receiver Cards — Frequently Asked Questions

How many Random Receiver cards are there?

There are 3 distinct Random Receiver cards in the Pokémon Trading Card Game across 3 different sets, printed between 2012 and 2016. That count is by card number — collecting every printing, including reverse holos and alternate finishes, means considerably more cards than that.

Which sets have Random Receiver cards?

The most recent sets featuring Random Receiver are Fates Collide, Plasma Storm, and Dark Explorers. Each card in the grid is labelled with the set it came from.

How do I track which Random Receiver cards I own?

Add them to your Vaultset collection and the app tracks condition, finish, quantity, and what you paid, then values the whole collection against live market prices. It is free — you can create an account and start adding cards in a couple of minutes.

Where can I buy or trade Random Receiver cards?

Vaultset runs a collector marketplace with no fees and no middleman. You can browse cards listed for sale and trade, send cash or trade offers straight to other collectors, and add any Random Receiver card to a wishlist so you get alerted the moment one is listed.