WotC Original
WotC Vintage
Jungle
Jungle was the second Pokémon expansion ever released and the first to follow Base Set. It is famous for its Eeveelutions, Snorlax, Scyther, and the sought-after no-set-symbol error. Here is everything a collector needs to identify, grade, and value Jungle cards.
Read the guideFossil
Fossil was the third Pokémon expansion, themed around prehistoric and fossil Pokémon plus the Legendary Birds. It gave collectors the beloved Dragonite and Gengar holos. Here is how to identify, grade, and value Fossil cards.
Read the guideBase Set 2
Base Set 2 is a 130-card reprint that combined the best of Base Set and Jungle into one release. It has no 1st Edition and is often confused with the original Base Set. Here is how to tell them apart and what Base Set 2 cards are worth.
Read the guideTeam Rocket
Team Rocket introduced "Dark" Pokémon and the first secret rare in TCG history — Dark Raichu #83. It gave us the fan-favorite Dark Charizard. Here is how to identify, grade, and value Team Rocket cards.
Read the guideGym Heroes
Gym Heroes introduced Gym Leader Pokémon — Brock, Misty, Erika, Lt. Surge, Sabrina, and more — plus Rocket's cards. It gave collectors the iconic Sabrina's Gengar holo. Here is how to identify and value Gym Heroes cards.
Read the guideGym Challenge
Gym Challenge closed out the Gym era and is best known for Blaine's Charizard — one of the most desirable non-Base Charizards in vintage Pokémon. Here is how to identify and value Gym Challenge cards.
Read the guideWotC Neo
Neo Genesis
Neo Genesis launched the Neo era and brought Generation 2 (Johto) Pokémon to the TCG, along with new Darkness and Metal types. It is best known for the Lugia holo (9/111). Here is how to identify and value Neo Genesis cards.
Read the guideNeo Discovery
Neo Discovery, the second Neo set, is best known for introducing the beloved Espeon and Umbreon holos. Here is how to identify, collect, and value Neo Discovery cards.
Read the guideNeo Revelation
Neo Revelation, the third Neo set, introduced the coveted "Shining" Pokémon — Shining Gyarados and Shining Magikarp — a brand-new ultra-rare category. Here is how to identify and value the set.
Read the guideNeo Destiny
Neo Destiny, the final Neo set, is famous for Shining Charizard and a full roster of Shining Pokémon, plus the Light and Dark Pokémon theme. Here is how to identify and value the set.
Read the guideWotC Reprint
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