Best of game price guide
Every priced card, most valuable first
All 9 with artwork →| # | Card | US market | Europe avg | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Rocket’s Mewtwo | $2,400 | — | Reverse holo |
| 9 | Rocket’s Hitmonchan | $386 | — | Reverse holo |
| 7 | Dark Venusaur | $143 | €76.66 | Normal |
| 6 | Dark Ivysaur | $55.94 | €38.48 | Normal |
| 2 | Hitmonchan | $39.62 | €23.14 | Reverse holo |
| 4 | Rocket’s Scizor | $38.63 | — | Normal |
| 1 | Electabuzz | $36.94 | €17.01 | Reverse holo |
| 3 | Professor Elm | $30.73 | €15.10 | Reverse holo |
| 5 | Rocket’s Sneasel | $20.22 | — | Normal |
9 priced cards. Snapshot Sep 24, 2026. US prices from TCGplayer, Europe from Cardmarket.
About Best of game
Best of game came out December 1, 2002 with 9 numbered cards.
The most expensive card in the set runs $2,400; the median card is $39.62. That gap is what makes the set worth pulling apart card by card.
5 of them also exist as reverse holos, priced separately below — a reverse holo and a normal copy of the same card are not the same product.
It belongs to the E-Card series.
The US column is the TCGplayer market price of the most expensive print. Where a card has more than one print, the print is named — a reverse holo and a normal copy are different products at different prices.
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