From the archive
Here is where all the Pokémon cards were listed with the values of each, for both the US and Japanese cards. These pages are really old now, which is why the newer sets aren’t included, and most of the prices were last updated in 1999 or 2000. Use this section for archive purposes only: our TCG section covers every set since.
US cards
- US Base Set: The original 102-card English set from 1999: Charizard, Blastoise, Venusaur and the rest, with 1st Edition and Unlimited prices.
- US Jungle Expansion: The first English expansion, with Scyther, Snorlax, Vaporeon and friends.
- US Fossil Expansion: The second English expansion: Aerodactyl, Dragonite, Gengar, Lapras and the Legendary Birds.
- US Team Rocket Expansion: The Dark Pokémon set, from Dark Charizard to the secret Here Comes Team Rocket! card.
- US Promotional Cards: E3 Pikachu, the W-stamped promos, prerelease cards and more of the early US promos.
Japanese cards
- Japanese Base Set: The 1996 Japanese Expansion Pack that started it all.
- Japanese Jungle Expansion: Pokémon Jungle, the second Japanese set.
- Japanese Fossil Expansion: Mystery of the Fossils, the third Japanese set.
- Japanese Team Rocket Expansion: Rocket Gang, the Japanese Team Rocket set.
- Japanese Gym Leaders Expansion: Leaders’ Stadium: Brock, Misty, Lt. Surge, Erika and Team Rocket cards.
- Japanese Gym Leaders Expansion #2: Challenge from the Darkness: Blaine, Sabrina, Koga and Giovanni.
- Tropical Island & Rainbow Island Sets: The Japanese Southern Islands promo sets.
Japanese promotional & premium cards
- Neo Preview Set: The ultra-limited Gold & Silver preview cards.
- Birthday Pikachu & Other Promos: The ultra-rare Birthday Pikachu and other Japanese promos.
- Pokémon Best Collection CD: The Pikachu Records CD and its ten promo cards.
- All Nippon Airways Cards: Flying Pikachu, Flying Dragonite and the other ANA booklet cards.
- Ancient Mew: The Revelation Lugia movie card, in all three versions.
Other cards
- Action Flipz: The 2-inch Action Flipz mini cards from June 1999.
- Topps Pokémon Cards: The 180-card Topps anime set, regular and foil.