POP Series 4 card list & prices

POP Series 4 is a Pokémon TCG set from the POP series, released on 1 August 2006. It has 17 cards.

Released
1 August 2006
Series
POP
Cards
17 (17 + 0)
Set value (Cardmarket trend)
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POP Series 4 full card list

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POP Series 4 checklist
No.CardRarityTypePriceCollection
1/17Chimecho δRareMetal—
2/17Deoxys δRareColorless—
3/17FlygonRareFighting—
4/17MewRarePsychic—
5/17SceptileRareGrass—
6/17CombuskenUncommonFire—
7/17GrovyleUncommonGrass—
8/17Heal EnergyUncommonEnergy—
9/17Pokémon Fan ClubUncommonTrainer—
10/17Scramble EnergyUncommonEnergy—
11/17MudkipCommonWater—
12/17PidgeyCommonColorless—
13/17PikachuCommonLightning—
14/17SquirtleCommonWater—
15/17Treecko δCommonPsychic—
16/17WobbuffetCommonPsychic—
17/17Deoxys exRarePsychic—

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.

POP Series 4 rarity breakdown

RarityCardsShare of set
Rare635%
Common635%
Uncommon529%

About the POP Series 4 set

POP Series 4 came out on 1 August 2006 as part of the POP era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Its 17 cards are split across 3 rarities; the most common is Rare (6 cards). 10 illustrators worked on the set, with Masakazu Fukuda contributing the most cards (3).

How many cards are in POP Series 4?

There are 17 cards in total. The printed set size is 17, so cards numbered higher than 17/17 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 POP Series 4?

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

Where can I buy POP Series 4 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.