Vintage Pokémon Cards

Every English card from the Wizards of the Coast era, Base Set to Skyridge (1999–2003), with live eBay listings by grade and print.

Sets: 17
Cards: 1,784
Pokémon: 251
Live listings: 153,250

Every print

1st Edition, Shadowless and Unlimited, searched separately.

Raw or graded

Listings grouped by grade: raw, PSA, CGC and BGS.

Live prices

Straight from eBay, no stale price guide.

The full WOTC run

All 17 English sets, from Base Set to Skyridge.

Top cards right now

Browse by set

Original

Base Set

102 cards · Released 1999

Set$1,900

Jungle

64 cards · Released 1999

Set$865

Fossil

62 cards · Released 1999

Set$948

Base Set 2

130 cards · Released 2000

Set$1,655

Team Rocket

83 cards · Released 2000

Set$2,066

Gym

Gym Heroes

132 cards · Released 2000

Set$2,283

Gym Challenge

132 cards · Released 2000

Set$3,781

Neo

Neo Genesis

111 cards · Released 2000

Set$2,300

Neo Discovery

75 cards · Released 2001

Set$2,311

Neo Revelation

66 cards · Released 2001

Set$4,316

Neo Destiny

113 cards · Released 2002

Set$13,789

Legendary Collection

110 cards · Released 2002

Set$2,627

e-Card

Expedition

165 cards · Released 2002

Set$13,214

Aquapolis

186 cards · Released 2003

Set$22,307

Skyridge

182 cards · Released 2003

Set$52,714

Promos

Southern Islands

18 cards · Released 2001

Set$3,047

Wizards Black Star Promos

53 cards · Released 1999

Set$5,162

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About vintage Pokémon cards

What counts as vintage?

English cards printed by Wizards of the Coast between 1999 and 2003: Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, the Gym and Neo sets, Legendary Collection and the e-Card sets. After 2003 The Pokémon Company took over printing, and most collectors draw the vintage line there.

1st Edition, Shadowless and Unlimited

Early sets were printed in runs. 1st Edition cards carry a small “Edition 1” stamp and are the scarcest. Shadowless Base Set cards lack the drop shadow beside the artwork. Unlimited is the later, larger print run.

Where do the prices come from?

They’re averages of what sellers are asking on eBay US, checked weekly, not what cards have sold for. Treat them as a guide.