HeartGold & SoulSilver card list & prices

HeartGold & SoulSilver is a Pokémon TCG set from the HeartGold & SoulSilver series, released on 10 February 2010. It has 124 cards — 123 in the main numbered set plus 1 secret rare numbered above it.

Released: 10 February 2010

Series: HeartGold & SoulSilver

Cards: 124 (123 + 1)

Set code: HS

Set value (Cardmarket trend): —

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HeartGold & SoulSilver full card list

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HeartGold & SoulSilver checklist
No.	Card	Rarity	Type	Price
1/123	Arcanine	Rare Holo	Fire	—
2/123	Azumarill	Rare Holo	Water	—
3/123	Clefable	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
4/123	Gyarados	Rare Holo	Water	—
5/123	Hitmontop	Rare Holo	Fighting	—
6/123	Jumpluff	Rare Holo	Grass	—
7/123	Ninetales	Rare Holo	Fire	—
8/123	Noctowl	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
9/123	Quagsire	Rare Holo	Water	—
10/123	Raichu	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
11/123	Shuckle	Rare Holo	Grass	—
12/123	Slowking	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
13/123	Wobbuffet	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
14/123	Ampharos	Rare	Lightning	—
15/123	Ariados	Rare	Grass	—
16/123	Butterfree	Rare	Grass	—
17/123	Cleffa	Rare	Colorless	—
18/123	Exeggutor	Rare	Psychic	—
19/123	Farfetch'd	Rare	Colorless	—
20/123	Feraligatr	Rare	Water	—
21/123	Furret	Rare	Colorless	—
22/123	Granbull	Rare	Colorless	—
23/123	Hypno	Rare	Psychic	—
24/123	Lapras	Rare	Water	—
25/123	Ledian	Rare	Grass	—
26/123	Meganium	Rare	Grass	—
27/123	Persian	Rare	Colorless	—
28/123	Pichu	Rare	Lightning	—
29/123	Sandslash	Rare	Fighting	—
30/123	Smoochum	Rare	Psychic	—
31/123	Sunflora	Rare	Grass	—
32/123	Typhlosion	Rare	Fire	—
33/123	Tyrogue	Rare	Fighting	—
34/123	Weezing	Rare	Psychic	—
35/123	Bayleef	Uncommon	Grass	—
36/123	Blissey	Uncommon	Colorless	—
37/123	Corsola	Uncommon	Water	—
38/123	Croconaw	Uncommon	Water	—
39/123	Delibird	Uncommon	Water	—
40/123	Donphan	Uncommon	Fighting	—
41/123	Dunsparce	Uncommon	Colorless	—
42/123	Flaaffy	Uncommon	Lightning	—
43/123	Heracross	Uncommon	Grass	—
44/123	Igglybuff	Uncommon	Colorless	—
45/123	Mantine	Uncommon	Water	—
46/123	Metapod	Uncommon	Grass	—
47/123	Miltank	Uncommon	Colorless	—
48/123	Parasect	Uncommon	Grass	—
49/123	Quilava	Uncommon	Fire	—
50/123	Qwilfish	Uncommon	Water	—
51/123	Skiploom	Uncommon	Grass	—
52/123	Slowbro	Uncommon	Water	—
53/123	Starmie	Uncommon	Water	—
54/123	Unown	Uncommon	Psychic	—
55/123	Unown	Uncommon	Psychic	—
56/123	Wigglytuff	Uncommon	Colorless	—
57/123	Caterpie	Common	Grass	—
58/123	Chansey	Common	Colorless	—
59/123	Chikorita	Common	Grass	—
60/123	Clefairy	Common	Colorless	—
61/123	Cyndaquil	Common	Fire	—
62/123	Drowzee	Common	Psychic	—
63/123	Exeggcute	Common	Psychic	—
64/123	Girafarig	Common	Colorless	—
65/123	Growlithe	Common	Fire	—
66/123	Hoothoot	Common	Colorless	—
67/123	Hoppip	Common	Grass	—
68/123	Jigglypuff	Common	Colorless	—
69/123	Jynx	Common	Psychic	—
70/123	Koffing	Common	Psychic	—
71/123	Ledyba	Common	Grass	—
72/123	Magikarp	Common	Water	—
73/123	Mareep	Common	Lightning	—
74/123	Marill	Common	Water	—
75/123	Meowth	Common	Colorless	—
76/123	Paras	Common	Grass	—
77/123	Phanpy	Common	Fighting	—
78/123	Pikachu	Common	Lightning	—
79/123	Sandshrew	Common	Fighting	—
80/123	Sentret	Common	Colorless	—
81/123	Slowpoke	Common	Water	—
82/123	Snubbull	Common	Colorless	—
83/123	Spinarak	Common	Grass	—
84/123	Staryu	Common	Water	—
85/123	Sunkern	Common	Grass	—
86/123	Totodile	Common	Water	—
87/123	Vulpix	Common	Fire	—
88/123	Wooper	Common	Water	—
89/123	Bill	Uncommon	Trainer	—
90/123	Copycat	Uncommon	Trainer	—
91/123	Energy Switch	Uncommon	Trainer	—
92/123	Fisherman	Uncommon	Trainer	—
93/123	Full Heal	Uncommon	Trainer	—
94/123	Moomoo Milk	Uncommon	Trainer	—
95/123	Poké Ball	Uncommon	Trainer	—
96/123	Pokégear 3.0	Uncommon	Trainer	—
97/123	Pokémon Collector	Uncommon	Trainer	—
98/123	Pokémon Communication	Uncommon	Trainer	—
99/123	Pokémon Reversal	Uncommon	Trainer	—
100/123	Professor Elm's Training Method	Uncommon	Trainer	—
101/123	Professor Oak's New Theory	Uncommon	Trainer	—
102/123	Switch	Uncommon	Trainer	—
103/123	Double Colorless Energy	Uncommon	Energy	—
104/123	Rainbow Energy	Uncommon	Energy	—
105/123	Ampharos	Rare Prime	Lightning	—
106/123	Blissey	Rare Prime	Colorless	—
107/123	Donphan	Rare Prime	Fighting	—
108/123	Feraligatr	Rare Prime	Water	—
109/123	Meganium	Rare Prime	Grass	—
110/123	Typhlosion	Rare Prime	Fire	—
111/123	Ho-Oh LEGEND	LEGEND	Fire	—
112/123	Ho-Oh LEGEND	LEGEND	Fire	—
113/123	Lugia LEGEND	LEGEND	Water	—
114/123	Lugia LEGEND	LEGEND	Water	—
115/123	Grass Energy	Common	Energy	—
116/123	Fire Energy	Common	Energy	—
117/123	Water Energy	Common	Energy	—
118/123	Lightning Energy	Common	Energy	—
119/123	Psychic Energy	Common	Energy	—
120/123	Fighting Energy	Common	Energy	—
121/123	Darkness Energy	Common	Energy	—
122/123	Metal Energy	Common	Energy	—
123/123	Gyarados	Rare Holo	Water	—
ONE	Alph Lithograph	Rare Secret	Trainer	—

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.

HeartGold & SoulSilver rarity breakdown

Rarity	Cards	Share of set
Common	40	32%
Uncommon	38	31%
Rare	21	17%
Rare Holo	14	11%
Rare Prime	6	5%
LEGEND	4	3%
Rare Secret	1	1%

About the HeartGold & SoulSilver set

HeartGold & SoulSilver came out on 10 February 2010 as part of the HeartGold & SoulSilver era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Its 124 cards are split across 7 rarities; the most common is Common (40 cards). 32 illustrators worked on the set, with Ken Sugimori contributing the most cards (11).

How many cards are in HeartGold & SoulSilver?

There are 124 cards in total. The printed set size is 123, so cards numbered higher than 123/123 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 HeartGold & SoulSilver?

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

Where can I buy HeartGold & SoulSilver 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.