Cost to complete the master set
A Base Set master set counts every print as its own card: the 30-card main set, a reverse holo of every card that has one and the special prints. Here is what it costs to complete.
Cost to complete
US$1,757.29
- 30 cards
- Raw
- Near Mint

Chase cards
The most valuable Base Set cards by current raw Near Mint price, led by Charizard at US$987.13.
Base Set card list
All 30 Base Set cards with current raw Near Mint prices. Filter by rarity, variant, type or price, or open any card for details.
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Main set
001–102 · 30 cards · US$1,757.29 for all

Alakazam
US$76.15

Blastoise
US$235.05

Charizard
US$987.13

Clefairy
US$46.32

Gyarados
US$55.90

Magneton
US$31.32

Mewtwo
US$89.88

Poliwrath
US$34.59
Down 3.0% in 7 days
Venusaur
US$137.47
Up 6.7% in 7 days
Beedrill
US$5.76

Electrode
US$9.94
Down 2.0% in 7 days
Arcanine
US$3.99

Dewgong
US$4.61
Down 0.8% in 7 days
Haunter
US$2.49

Kakuna
US$1.14

Nidorino
US$4.35

Seel
US$1.29
Up 10.5% in 7 days
Bulbasaur
US$4.71
Up 26.1% in 7 days
Caterpie
US$1.50

Charmander
US$3.24
Up 31.9% in 7 days
Drowzee
US$0.81

Magnemite
US$0.64

Pidgey
US$1.53
Up 6.7% in 7 days
Rattata
US$0.71

Staryu
US$0.80

Weedle
US$0.56
Down 20.0% in 7 days
Impostor Professor Oak
US$7.75
Down 21.1% in 7 days
Pokémon Trader
US$5.48

Energy Retrieval
US$0.60

Pokémon Center
US$1.58
Up 17.5% in 7 days

Price movers
The Base Set cards whose raw Near Mint price moved most in the last 30 days, tracked for each exact card and variant.
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About Base Set
Base Set is an English Base set released on 9 Jan 1999, with 30 cards. Its most valuable card is Charizard 004/102 at US$987.13 raw Near Mint.
Base Set was the first English Pokémon TCG expansion, released by Wizards of the Coast in January 1999 with 102 cards. Its 16 holo rares, numbered 1 to 16, include Charizard, Blastoise, Venusaur, Mewtwo and Zapdos, and the holo Charizard 4/102 is still the best-known Pokémon card ever printed.
Base Set was printed in three main runs: 1st Edition, Shadowless and Unlimited. The differences are small (an edition stamp, a missing shadow on the right of the art box), but they change prices a lot, so check which version you have against the card list above. Prices here are for raw Near Mint Unlimited copies.
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Card lists and set values for other English Base sets.
















