Base Set 2 card list & prices

Base Set 2 is a Pokémon TCG set from the Base series, released on 24 February 2000. It has 130 cards.

Released: 24 February 2000

Series: Base

Cards: 130 (130 + 0)

Set code: B2

Set value (Cardmarket trend): —

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Base Set 2 full card list

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Base Set 2 checklist
No.	Card	Rarity	Type	Price
1/130	Alakazam	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
2/130	Blastoise	Rare Holo	Water	—
3/130	Chansey	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
4/130	Charizard	Rare Holo	Fire	—
5/130	Clefable	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
6/130	Clefairy	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
7/130	Gyarados	Rare Holo	Water	—
8/130	Hitmonchan	Rare Holo	Fighting	—
9/130	Magneton	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
10/130	Mewtwo	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
11/130	Nidoking	Rare Holo	Grass	—
12/130	Nidoqueen	Rare Holo	Grass	—
13/130	Ninetales	Rare Holo	Fire	—
14/130	Pidgeot	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
15/130	Poliwrath	Rare Holo	Water	—
16/130	Raichu	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
17/130	Scyther	Rare Holo	Grass	—
18/130	Venusaur	Rare Holo	Grass	—
19/130	Wigglytuff	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
20/130	Zapdos	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
21/130	Beedrill	Rare	Grass	—
22/130	Dragonair	Rare	Colorless	—
23/130	Dugtrio	Rare	Fighting	—
24/130	Electabuzz	Rare	Lightning	—
25/130	Electrode	Rare	Lightning	—
26/130	Kangaskhan	Rare	Colorless	—
27/130	Mr. Mime	Rare	Psychic	—
28/130	Pidgeotto	Rare	Colorless	—
29/130	Pinsir	Rare	Grass	—
30/130	Snorlax	Rare	Colorless	—
31/130	Venomoth	Rare	Grass	—
32/130	Victreebel	Rare	Grass	—
33/130	Arcanine	Uncommon	Fire	—
34/130	Butterfree	Uncommon	Grass	—
35/130	Charmeleon	Uncommon	Fire	—
36/130	Dewgong	Uncommon	Water	—
37/130	Dodrio	Uncommon	Colorless	—
38/130	Dratini	Uncommon	Colorless	—
39/130	Exeggutor	Uncommon	Grass	—
40/130	Farfetch'd	Uncommon	Colorless	—
41/130	Fearow	Uncommon	Colorless	—
42/130	Growlithe	Uncommon	Fire	—
43/130	Haunter	Uncommon	Psychic	—
44/130	Ivysaur	Uncommon	Grass	—
45/130	Jynx	Uncommon	Psychic	—
46/130	Kadabra	Uncommon	Psychic	—
47/130	Kakuna	Uncommon	Grass	—
48/130	Lickitung	Uncommon	Colorless	—
49/130	Machoke	Uncommon	Fighting	—
50/130	Magikarp	Uncommon	Water	—
51/130	Magmar	Uncommon	Fire	—
52/130	Marowak	Uncommon	Fighting	—
53/130	Nidorina	Uncommon	Grass	—
54/130	Nidorino	Uncommon	Grass	—
55/130	Parasect	Uncommon	Grass	—
56/130	Persian	Uncommon	Colorless	—
57/130	Poliwhirl	Uncommon	Water	—
58/130	Raticate	Uncommon	Colorless	—
59/130	Rhydon	Uncommon	Fighting	—
60/130	Seaking	Uncommon	Water	—
61/130	Seel	Uncommon	Water	—
62/130	Tauros	Uncommon	Colorless	—
63/130	Wartortle	Uncommon	Water	—
64/130	Weepinbell	Uncommon	Grass	—
65/130	Abra	Common	Psychic	—
66/130	Bellsprout	Common	Grass	—
67/130	Bulbasaur	Common	Grass	—
68/130	Caterpie	Common	Grass	—
69/130	Charmander	Common	Fire	—
70/130	Cubone	Common	Fighting	—
71/130	Diglett	Common	Fighting	—
72/130	Doduo	Common	Colorless	—
73/130	Drowzee	Common	Psychic	—
74/130	Exeggcute	Common	Grass	—
75/130	Gastly	Common	Psychic	—
76/130	Goldeen	Common	Water	—
77/130	Jigglypuff	Common	Colorless	—
78/130	Machop	Common	Fighting	—
79/130	Magnemite	Common	Lightning	—
80/130	Meowth	Common	Colorless	—
81/130	Metapod	Common	Grass	—
82/130	Nidoran ♀	Common	Grass	—
83/130	Nidoran ♂	Common	Grass	—
84/130	Onix	Common	Fighting	—
85/130	Paras	Common	Grass	—
86/130	Pidgey	Common	Colorless	—
87/130	Pikachu	Common	Lightning	—
88/130	Poliwag	Common	Water	—
89/130	Rattata	Common	Colorless	—
90/130	Rhyhorn	Common	Fighting	—
91/130	Sandshrew	Common	Fighting	—
92/130	Spearow	Common	Colorless	—
93/130	Squirtle	Common	Water	—
94/130	Starmie	Common	Water	—
95/130	Staryu	Common	Water	—
96/130	Tangela	Common	Grass	—
97/130	Venonat	Common	Grass	—
98/130	Voltorb	Common	Lightning	—
99/130	Vulpix	Common	Fire	—
100/130	Weedle	Common	Grass	—
101/130	Computer Search	Rare	Trainer	—
102/130	Imposter Professor Oak	Rare	Trainer	—
103/130	Item Finder	Rare	Trainer	—
104/130	Lass	Rare	Trainer	—
105/130	Pokémon Breeder	Rare	Trainer	—
106/130	Pokémon Trader	Rare	Trainer	—
107/130	Scoop Up	Rare	Trainer	—
108/130	Super Energy Removal	Rare	Trainer	—
109/130	Defender	Uncommon	Trainer	—
110/130	Energy Retrieval	Uncommon	Trainer	—
111/130	Full Heal	Uncommon	Trainer	—
112/130	Maintenance	Uncommon	Trainer	—
113/130	PlusPower	Uncommon	Trainer	—
114/130	Pokémon Center	Uncommon	Trainer	—
115/130	Pokédex	Uncommon	Trainer	—
116/130	Professor Oak	Uncommon	Trainer	—
117/130	Super Potion	Uncommon	Trainer	—
118/130	Bill	Common	Trainer	—
119/130	Energy Removal	Common	Trainer	—
120/130	Gust of Wind	Common	Trainer	—
121/130	Poké Ball	Common	Trainer	—
122/130	Potion	Common	Trainer	—
123/130	Switch	Common	Trainer	—
124/130	Double Colorless Energy	Uncommon	Energy	—
125/130	Fighting Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
126/130	Fire Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
127/130	Grass Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
128/130	Lightning Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
129/130	Psychic Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
130/130	Water Energy	Unknown	Energy	—

Prices: TCGplayer market (US, $) and Cardmarket trend (EU, €) via the Pokémon TCG API, each shown with the date it was last updated. Indicative only — UK sold prices on eBay are often the best guide.

Base Set 2 rarity breakdown

Rarity	Cards	Share of set
Uncommon	42	32%
Common	42	32%
Rare Holo	20	15%
Rare	20	15%
Unknown	6	5%

About the Base Set 2 set

Base Set 2 came out on 24 February 2000 as part of the Base era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Its 130 cards are split across 5 rarities; the most common is Uncommon (42 cards). 4 illustrators worked on the set, with Ken Sugimori contributing the most cards (52).

How many cards are in Base Set 2?

There are 130 cards in total. The printed set size is 130, so cards numbered higher than 130/130 are secret rares. Completing a full “master set” usually also means collecting reverse-holo versions of the cards that have them.

What's the most valuable card in Base Set 2?

Live prices are temporarily unavailable. Check completed eBay UK listings for current values.

Where can I buy Base Set 2 in the UK?

Older sets are long out of print, so sealed product is usually only available second-hand from specialist dealers, auctions and marketplaces — check carefully for resealed packs. Single cards are easiest to find on Cardmarket and eBay; always compare against recent sold prices.