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Mr. Fuji (58)
Fossil#58
Uncommon
Mr. Fuji #58 is an Uncommon card from the Fossil expansion. This page tracks this exact printing, not every Mr. Fuji card.
Current market price
$10.76
-8.6%
30d
1ST EDITION · TCGPLAYER · 2026-09-07
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01 · Price history
123 snapshots
Full price history.
Daily market-price snapshots — every data point is a dated price reading, never an estimate.
Mr. Fuji #58 card details.
Mr. Fuji #58 is an Uncommon Trainer card from Fossil, released October 1999. Its current tracked market price is $10.76 for the 1st Edition variant, updated September 7, 2026.
Currently ranked #4,164 by market price across tracked Pokémon cards as of September 7, 2026.
Set
Card number
#58
Released
October 1999
Rarity
Uncommon
Supertype
Trainer
Series
Base
Market source
TCGplayer market price · 1st Edition · Updated September 7, 2026
03 · Variants
2 variants
Different variants, different prices.
The available TCGCSV variants for this exact printing can have different price bands. The selected variant's market value is the one used across rankings and summaries.
| Variant | Low | Mid | Market | High |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unlimited | $0.15 | $0.80 | $1.03 | $40 |
| 1st Editioncurrent | $2 | $10.29 | $10.76 | $96.95 |
04 · Related cards
From the same set
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Highest-priced cards from the same expansion, ordered by current market price.
06 · Reference desk
Mr. Fuji, explained.
Everything about this card — the price, the variants, and how we track it.
3 questions answered
Q.01Is Mr. Fuji from Fossil a good investment?
We track prices, not provide investment advice. The active-chase count and recent price history above show current collector interest and market movement.
Q.02How is the market price determined?
Prices are refreshed daily from TCGplayer market-price data via TCGCSV. Each displayed value applies to the tracked price variant named on the card detail page. It is a market reference, not a guaranteed sale price; condition, grading, location, fees, and timing can change an individual sale. This card's current figure reflects the 1st Edition variant.
Q.03What does the Chase Index rank mean?
The Chase Index ranks cards by active collector chases. A card near the top is one more collectors are actively trying to find.