Snorlax · Legendary Collection, what to know.
About the Snorlax card
Snorlax is card 64 of 110 in Legendary Collection, released in May 2002, an Uncommon. It is a Basic Colorless-type with 90 HP.
As a Basic Pokémon, Snorlax needs no prior evolution to put into play, which made it a practical card in the era's decks.
Illustrated by Ken Sugimori. Sugimori is the lead character designer of Pokémon itself, so his card art carries the tight, on-model look that defined how the creatures appear in the games.
The card's flavor text gives Snorlax a line of lore: "Very lazy. Just eats and sleeps. As its rotund bulk builds, it becomes steadily more slothful."
About Snorlax in the Pokémon world
A massive Normal-type Pokémon famous for sleeping on roads and blocking the player's path. Jungle holo Snorlax is one of the most-loved Wizards-era cards. Sleeping art and friendly silhouette make it a sentimental marquee.
What is Snorlax worth?
Snorlax is an Uncommon, so raw copies are inexpensive and easy to find. The value is in condition: a genuine PSA 10, especially 1st Edition, can still reach a surprising figure for an otherwise common card. The live price above breaks it down by grade.
Print variants and how to spot them
Confirm the print and finish on Snorlax before pricing it, since variant and rarity set the market more than the card name alone.
Grading and condition
Snorlax grades forgivingly, but the same centering and edge standards apply. Pack-fresh raw copies are easy to find, which makes a clean PSA 10 submission a low-cost way to learn how the cardstock behaves under grading.
If you are collecting Snorlax
Raw copies of Snorlax are inexpensive enough that grading rarely pays unless you have a clearly pack-fresh example. For set completion, a clean sleeved Snorlax is the practical move.
