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POP Series 1 Card List

POP Series 1 Card List
17 cards · 2004-09-01

Handed out through Pokémon Organized Play leagues rather than sold in boosters, POP Series 1 launched in September 2004 as the first of nine promotional sets. Its card list spans just 17 cards, headlined by Tyranitar ex at around €204 and Rayquaza at around €154. Because these promos were only available at events, well-kept copies are noticeably scarcer than regular set cards today.

Set index
Tyranitar ex
Tyranitar ex
$229.21
#17 · R
Rayquaza
Rayquaza
$173.07
#3 · R
Metagross
Metagross
$84.69
#2 · R
Sceptile
Sceptile
$38.13
#4 · R
Armaldo ex
Armaldo ex
$33.84
#16 · R
Blaziken
Blaziken
$28.84
#1 · R
Swampert
Swampert
$23.63
#5 · R
Murkrow
Murkrow
$21.72
#8 · U
Pupitar
Pupitar
$15.05
#9 · U
Torkoal
Torkoal
$13.68
#10 · U
Beautifly
Beautifly
$12.56
#6 · R
Minun
Minun
$8.10
#12 · C
Masquerain
Masquerain
$7.55
#7 · U
Larvitar
Larvitar
$5.89
#11 · C
Swellow
Swellow
$5.07
#15 · C
Plusle
Plusle
$4.87
#13 · C
Surskit
Surskit
$2.99
#14 · C
Most valuable cards

Chase Cards

by real market value
Tyranitar ex
Tyranitar ex
$229.21
#17 · R
Rayquaza
Rayquaza
$173.07
#3 · R
Metagross
Metagross
$84.69
#2 · R
Sceptile
Sceptile
$38.13
#4 · R
Armaldo ex
Armaldo ex
$33.84
#16 · R
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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which POP Series 1 card is worth the most?

Currently Tyranitar ex (No. 17) at around $229.21. The value is the median of real sales (eBay, Goldin, Fanatics) and changes daily.

How many cards are in POP Series 1?

The card list contains 17 cards.

When was POP Series 1 released?

POP Series 1 was released on 2004-09-01.

Which POP Series 1 cards are the best chase cards?

The most valuable cards in the set are currently: Tyranitar ex #17 ($229.21), Rayquaza #3 ($173.07), Metagross #2 ($84.69).

Where do the prices on this page come from?

From real, completed sales — eBay plus auction houses like Goldin & Fanatics — not estimates and not asking prices. We take the median of actual sales, split by language, condition and grading (PSA, BGS, CGC), updated daily.