Neo Genesis card list & prices

Neo Genesis is a Pokémon TCG set from the Neo series, released on 16 December 2000. It has 111 cards.

Released: 16 December 2000

Series: Neo

Cards: 111 (111 + 0)

Set code: N1

Set value (Cardmarket trend): —

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Neo Genesis full card list

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Neo Genesis checklist
No.	Card	Rarity	Type	Price
1/111	Ampharos	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
2/111	Azumarill	Rare Holo	Water	—
3/111	Bellossom	Rare Holo	Grass	—
4/111	Feraligatr	Rare Holo	Water	—
5/111	Feraligatr	Rare Holo	Water	—
6/111	Heracross	Rare Holo	Grass	—
7/111	Jumpluff	Rare Holo	Grass	—
8/111	Kingdra	Rare Holo	Water	—
9/111	Lugia	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
10/111	Meganium	Rare Holo	Grass	—
11/111	Meganium	Rare Holo	Grass	—
12/111	Pichu	Rare Holo	Lightning	—
13/111	Skarmory	Rare Holo	Metal	—
14/111	Slowking	Rare Holo	Psychic	—
15/111	Steelix	Rare Holo	Metal	—
16/111	Togetic	Rare Holo	Colorless	—
17/111	Typhlosion	Rare Holo	Fire	—
18/111	Typhlosion	Rare Holo	Fire	—
19/111	Metal Energy	Rare Holo	Energy	—
20/111	Cleffa	Rare	Colorless	—
21/111	Donphan	Rare	Fighting	—
22/111	Elekid	Rare	Lightning	—
23/111	Magby	Rare	Fire	—
24/111	Murkrow	Rare	Darkness	—
25/111	Sneasel	Rare	Darkness	—
26/111	Aipom	Uncommon	Colorless	—
27/111	Ariados	Uncommon	Grass	—
28/111	Bayleef	Uncommon	Grass	—
29/111	Bayleef	Uncommon	Grass	—
30/111	Clefairy	Uncommon	Colorless	—
31/111	Croconaw	Uncommon	Water	—
32/111	Croconaw	Uncommon	Water	—
33/111	Electabuzz	Uncommon	Lightning	—
34/111	Flaaffy	Uncommon	Lightning	—
35/111	Furret	Uncommon	Colorless	—
36/111	Gloom	Uncommon	Grass	—
37/111	Granbull	Uncommon	Colorless	—
38/111	Lanturn	Uncommon	Lightning	—
39/111	Ledian	Uncommon	Grass	—
40/111	Magmar	Uncommon	Fire	—
41/111	Miltank	Uncommon	Colorless	—
42/111	Noctowl	Uncommon	Colorless	—
43/111	Phanpy	Uncommon	Fighting	—
44/111	Piloswine	Uncommon	Water	—
45/111	Quagsire	Uncommon	Water	—
46/111	Quilava	Uncommon	Fire	—
47/111	Quilava	Uncommon	Fire	—
48/111	Seadra	Uncommon	Water	—
49/111	Skiploom	Uncommon	Grass	—
50/111	Sunflora	Uncommon	Grass	—
51/111	Togepi	Uncommon	Colorless	—
52/111	Xatu	Uncommon	Psychic	—
53/111	Chikorita	Common	Grass	—
54/111	Chikorita	Common	Grass	—
55/111	Chinchou	Common	Lightning	—
56/111	Cyndaquil	Common	Fire	—
57/111	Cyndaquil	Common	Fire	—
58/111	Girafarig	Common	Psychic	—
59/111	Gligar	Common	Fighting	—
60/111	Hoothoot	Common	Colorless	—
61/111	Hoppip	Common	Grass	—
62/111	Horsea	Common	Water	—
63/111	Ledyba	Common	Grass	—
64/111	Mantine	Common	Water	—
65/111	Mareep	Common	Lightning	—
66/111	Marill	Common	Water	—
67/111	Natu	Common	Psychic	—
68/111	Oddish	Common	Grass	—
69/111	Onix	Common	Fighting	—
70/111	Pikachu	Common	Lightning	—
71/111	Sentret	Common	Colorless	—
72/111	Shuckle	Common	Grass	—
73/111	Slowpoke	Common	Psychic	—
74/111	Snubbull	Common	Colorless	—
75/111	Spinarak	Common	Grass	—
76/111	Stantler	Common	Colorless	—
77/111	Sudowoodo	Common	Fighting	—
78/111	Sunkern	Common	Grass	—
79/111	Swinub	Common	Water	—
80/111	Totodile	Common	Water	—
81/111	Totodile	Common	Water	—
82/111	Wooper	Common	Water	—
83/111	Arcade Game	Rare	Trainer	—
84/111	Ecogym	Rare	Trainer	—
85/111	Energy Charge	Rare	Trainer	—
86/111	Focus Band	Rare	Trainer	—
87/111	Mary	Rare	Trainer	—
88/111	PokéGear	Rare	Trainer	—
89/111	Super Energy Retrieval	Rare	Trainer	—
90/111	Time Capsule	Rare	Trainer	—
91/111	Bill's Teleporter	Uncommon	Trainer	—
92/111	Card-Flip Game	Uncommon	Trainer	—
93/111	Gold Berry	Uncommon	Trainer	—
94/111	Miracle Berry	Uncommon	Trainer	—
95/111	New Pokédex	Uncommon	Trainer	—
96/111	Professor Elm	Uncommon	Trainer	—
97/111	Sprout Tower	Uncommon	Trainer	—
98/111	Super Scoop Up	Uncommon	Trainer	—
99/111	Berry	Common	Trainer	—
100/111	Double Gust	Common	Trainer	—
101/111	Moo-Moo Milk	Common	Trainer	—
102/111	Pokémon March	Common	Trainer	—
103/111	Super Rod	Common	Trainer	—
104/111	Darkness Energy	Rare	Energy	—
105/111	Recycle Energy	Rare	Energy	—
106/111	Fighting Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
107/111	Fire Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
108/111	Grass Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
109/111	Lightning Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
110/111	Psychic Energy	Unknown	Energy	—
111/111	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.

Neo Genesis rarity breakdown

Rarity	Cards	Share of set
Uncommon	35	32%
Common	35	32%
Rare Holo	19	17%
Rare	16	14%
Unknown	6	5%

About the Neo Genesis set

Neo Genesis came out on 16 December 2000 as part of the Neo era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Its 111 cards are split across 5 rarities; the most common is Uncommon (35 cards). 20 illustrators worked on the set, with Ken Sugimori contributing the most cards (50).

How many cards are in Neo Genesis?

There are 111 cards in total. The printed set size is 111, so cards numbered higher than 111/111 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 Neo Genesis?

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

Where can I buy Neo Genesis 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.

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