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Pokémon TCG · Feb 2000 · 130 cards

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About the Base Set 2 set

Pokémon TCG: Base Set 2 is an Original expansion released on 24 February 2000. It has 130 cards.

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Most valuable Base Set 2 cards

  1. Charizard004/130 · Rare Holo£314.27$415.48
  2. Blastoise002/130 · Rare Holo£116.97$154.64
  3. Venusaur018/130 · Rare Holo£87.78$116.05
  4. Mewtwo010/130 · Rare Holo£87.16$115.23
  5. Raichu016/130 · Rare Holo£48.45$64.05
  6. Alakazam001/130 · Rare Holo£41.47$54.82
  7. Gyarados007/130 · Rare Holo£41.42$54.76
  8. Zapdos020/130 · Rare Holo£30.67$40.55
  9. Nidoking011/130 · Rare Holo£30.32$40.08
  10. Pidgeot014/130 · Rare Holo£29.56$39.08

TCGplayer market prices, updated 10 Oct 2026. Pounds are converted from US dollars.

Base Set 2 card list 130 cards

Main Set 001–130

  1. 001/130 Alakazam Rare Holo
  2. 002/130 Blastoise Rare Holo
  3. 003/130 Chansey Rare Holo
  4. 004/130 Charizard Rare Holo
  5. 005/130 Clefable Rare Holo
  6. 006/130 Clefairy Rare Holo
  7. 007/130 Gyarados Rare Holo
  8. 008/130 Hitmonchan Rare Holo
  9. 009/130 Magneton Rare Holo
  10. 010/130 Mewtwo Rare Holo
  11. 011/130 Nidoking Rare Holo
  12. 012/130 Nidoqueen Rare Holo
  13. 013/130 Ninetales Rare Holo
  14. 014/130 Pidgeot Rare Holo
  15. 015/130 Poliwrath Rare Holo
  16. 016/130 Raichu Rare Holo
  17. 017/130 Scyther Rare Holo
  18. 018/130 Venusaur Rare Holo
  19. 019/130 Wigglytuff Rare Holo
  20. 020/130 Zapdos Rare Holo
  21. 021/130 Beedrill Rare
  22. 022/130 Dragonair Rare
  23. 023/130 Dugtrio Rare
  24. 024/130 Electabuzz Rare
  25. 025/130 Electrode Rare
  26. 026/130 Kangaskhan Rare
  27. 027/130 Mr. Mime Rare
  28. 028/130 Pidgeotto Rare
  29. 029/130 Pinsir Rare
  30. 030/130 Snorlax Rare
  31. 031/130 Venomoth Rare
  32. 032/130 Victreebel Rare
  33. 033/130 Arcanine Uncommon
  34. 034/130 Butterfree Uncommon
  35. 035/130 Charmeleon Uncommon
  36. 036/130 Dewgong Uncommon
  37. 037/130 Dodrio Uncommon
  38. 038/130 Dratini Uncommon
  39. 039/130 Exeggutor Uncommon
  40. 040/130 Farfetch'd Uncommon
  41. 041/130 Fearow Uncommon
  42. 042/130 Growlithe Uncommon
  43. 043/130 Haunter Uncommon
  44. 044/130 Ivysaur Uncommon
  45. 045/130 Jynx Uncommon
  46. 046/130 Kadabra Uncommon
  47. 047/130 Kakuna Uncommon
  48. 048/130 Lickitung Uncommon
  49. 049/130 Machoke Uncommon
  50. 050/130 Magikarp Uncommon
  51. 051/130 Magmar Uncommon
  52. 052/130 Marowak Uncommon
  53. 053/130 Nidorina Uncommon
  54. 054/130 Nidorino Uncommon
  55. 055/130 Parasect Uncommon
  56. 056/130 Persian Uncommon
  57. 057/130 Poliwhirl Uncommon
  58. 058/130 Raticate Uncommon
  59. 059/130 Rhydon Uncommon
  60. 060/130 Seaking Uncommon
  61. 061/130 Seel Uncommon
  62. 062/130 Tauros Uncommon
  63. 063/130 Wartortle Uncommon
  64. 064/130 Weepinbell Uncommon
  65. 065/130 Abra Common
  66. 066/130 Bellsprout Common
  67. 067/130 Bulbasaur Common
  68. 068/130 Caterpie Common
  69. 069/130 Charmander Common
  70. 070/130 Cubone Common
  71. 071/130 Diglett Common
  72. 072/130 Doduo Common
  73. 073/130 Drowzee Common
  74. 074/130 Exeggcute Common
  75. 075/130 Gastly Common
  76. 076/130 Goldeen Common
  77. 077/130 Jigglypuff Common
  78. 078/130 Machop Common
  79. 079/130 Magnemite Common
  80. 080/130 Meowth Common
  81. 081/130 Metapod Common
  82. 082/130 Nidoran♀ Common
  83. 083/130 Nidoran♂ Common
  84. 084/130 Onix Common
  85. 085/130 Paras Common
  86. 086/130 Pidgey Common
  87. 087/130 Pikachu Common
  88. 088/130 Poliwag Common
  89. 089/130 Rattata Common
  90. 090/130 Rhyhorn Common
  91. 091/130 Sandshrew Common
  92. 092/130 Spearow Common
  93. 093/130 Squirtle Common
  94. 094/130 Starmie Common
  95. 095/130 Staryu Common
  96. 096/130 Tangela Common
  97. 097/130 Venonat Common
  98. 098/130 Voltorb Common
  99. 099/130 Vulpix Common
  100. 100/130 Weedle Common
  101. 101/130 Computer Search Rare
  102. 102/130 Impostor Professor Oak Rare
  103. 103/130 Item Finder Rare
  104. 104/130 Lass Rare
  105. 105/130 Pokémon Breeder Rare
  106. 106/130 Pokémon Trader Rare
  107. 107/130 Scoop Up Rare
  108. 108/130 Super Energy Removal Rare
  109. 109/130 Defender Uncommon
  110. 110/130 Energy Retrieval Uncommon
  111. 111/130 Full Heal Uncommon
  112. 112/130 Maintenance Uncommon
  113. 113/130 PlusPower Uncommon
  114. 114/130 Pokémon Center Uncommon
  115. 115/130 Pokédex Uncommon
  116. 116/130 Professor Oak Uncommon
  117. 117/130 Super Potion Uncommon
  118. 118/130 Bill Common
  119. 119/130 Energy Removal Common
  120. 120/130 Gust of Wind Common
  121. 121/130 Poké Ball Common
  122. 122/130 Potion Common
  123. 123/130 Switch Common
  124. 124/130 Double Colorless Energy Uncommon
  125. 125/130 Basic Fighting Energy Energy
  126. 126/130 Basic Fire Energy Energy
  127. 127/130 Basic Grass Energy Energy
  128. 128/130 Basic Lightning Energy Energy
  129. 129/130 Basic Psychic Energy Energy
  130. 130/130 Basic Water Energy Energy

Base Set 2 FAQ

How many cards are in Base Set 2?

Base Set 2 has 130 cards.

What rarities are in Base Set 2?

Counting each card once, without variants:

When did Base Set 2 come out?

Base Set 2 was released on 24 February 2000, as part of the Original series.

Is this Base Set 2 checklist free?

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