Neo Discovery · 1st Edition Card List
The complete card list for the Pokémon set “Neo Discovery · 1st Edition” (2001) – all 75 cards with number, rarity and current market value. Prices come from real sales on eBay, Goldin & Fanatics and are updated daily.
![Unown [A]](/img/neo2-14-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [A]](/img/neo2-33-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [M]](/img/neo2-49-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [D]](/img/neo2-47-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [E]](/img/neo2-67-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [I]](/img/neo2-68-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [O]](/img/neo2-69-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [F]](/img/neo2-48-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [U]](/img/neo2-51-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
![Unown [N]](/img/neo2-50-1st.webp?v=1789713642)
Chase Cards
Frequently asked questions
Which Neo Discovery · 1st Edition card is worth the most?
Currently Umbreon (No. 13) at around £1,252. The value is the median of real sales (eBay, Goldin, Fanatics) and changes daily.
How many cards are in Neo Discovery · 1st Edition?
The card list contains 75 cards.
When was Neo Discovery · 1st Edition released?
Neo Discovery · 1st Edition was released on 2001-06-01.
Which Neo Discovery · 1st Edition cards are the best chase cards?
The most valuable cards in the set are currently: Umbreon #13 (£1,252), Espeon #1 (£308.86), Tyranitar #12 (£257.66).
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.