Best of game Card List
9 cards · Released 2002-12-01
Complete Best of game card list — all 9 cards with live Cardmarket prices, images, numbers and rarities.
Cardmarket prices updated August 10, 2026
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#7/9 · None
€80.88
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#2/9 · None
€60.12
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#1/9 · None
€54.67
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Dark Ivysaur
#6/9 · None
€38.89
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Professor Elm
#3/9 · None
€28.77
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Rocket’s Sneasel
#5/9 · None
€26.51
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Rocket’s Scizor
#4/9 · None
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Rocket’s Mewtwo
#8/9 · None
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Rocket’s Hitmonchan
#9/9 · None
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About this set
Best of game is a Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion, released on 2002-12-01. It contains 9 cards across 1 rarity tier. Below you'll find the set's most sought-after cards, a market snapshot and tips for collecting this series.
Market snapshot
Most valuable card
€80.88
Average price
€48.31
Median price
€46.78
6 of the set's 9 cards have a tracked Cardmarket price.
Prices are in euros (Cardmarket) and refreshed daily. Click any card to see its full price breakdown (trend, 7-day and 30-day averages) and graded PSA comparables.
Most sought-after cards
The highest-value cards in Best of game, typically the holographic, full-art and secret rares:
Rarities in this set
- None — 9 cards
Every Pokémon card carries a rarity symbol. From most common to rarest: Common (●), Uncommon (◆) and Rare (★), then the holographic and special rarities — Rare Holo, Ultra Rare (the "ex", "V" and "VMAX" cards), Secret Rare and full-art or rainbow cards. The higher the rarity and the smaller the print run, the more a card is worth on the market.
Collector tips
- Check condition (centering, corners, edges, surface): a near-perfect card can be worth far more once graded PSA 9 or 10.
- Within a set, the full-art, secret and alternate-art cards hold most of the value — prioritise those.
- Protect valuable cards with sleeves and toploaders to preserve their condition over time.
- Prices move constantly: track each card and your whole collection live with PixelBinder.