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World Championships Decks 2004 checklist

Pokémon TCG · Nov 2004 · 96 cards

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About World Championships Decks 2004

Pokémon TCG: World Championships Decks 2004 came out on 1 November 2004 and has 96 cards, in 4 players’ decks. These are gold-bordered reprints of decks from that year’s World Championships, with a player’s signature and a different card back, so they can’t be used in tournaments.

This free checklist lets you tick off the cards you own, count spare copies for trading and plan your binder pages. It works on phones and computers, even offline, and your collection stays on your device.

Most valuable World Championships Decks 2004 cards

  1. Town Volunteers136/147 · Uncommon£49.17$65.00
  2. Suicune ex94/95 · Ultra Rare£34.32$45.37
  3. Rayquaza ex97/097 · Ultra Rare£24.02$31.76
  4. Blaziken ex89/95 · Ultra Rare£20.48$27.07
  5. Swampert ex95/95 · Ultra Rare£15.08$19.93
  6. Gardevoir ex96/100 · Ultra Rare£13.15$17.38
  7. Oracle138/144 · Uncommon£12.87$17.01
  8. Oracle138/144 · Uncommon£11.82$15.62
  9. Town Volunteers136/147 · Uncommon£10.88$14.38
  10. Bellossom16/101 · Rare£10.60$14.02

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

World Championships Decks 2004 card list 96 cards

Chris Fulop 25 cards

  1. 4/95 Team Aqua's Manectric Rare Holo
  2. 27/95 Team Aqua's Electrike Uncommon
  3. 89/95 Blaziken ex Ultra Rare
  4. 97/097 Rayquaza ex Ultra Rare
  5. 60/100 Dunsparce Common
  6. 88/100 Rare Candy Uncommon
  7. 93/100 Multi Energy Rare
  8. 16/101 Bellossom Rare
  9. 68/101 Oddish Common
  10. 92/101 Steven's Advice Uncommon
  11. 3/109 Blaziken Rare Holo
  12. 5/109 Delcatty Rare Holo
  13. 28/109 Combusken Uncommon
  14. 44/109 Skitty Uncommon
  15. 74/109 Torchic Common
  16. 92/109 Switch Common
  17. 108/109 Fire Energy Common
  18. 109/109 Lightning Energy Common
  19. 126/144 Friend Ball Uncommon
  20. 138/144 Oracle Uncommon
  21. 136/147 Town Volunteers Uncommon
  22. 147/147 Warp Energy Uncommon
  23. 138/165 Copycat Uncommon
  24. 145/165 Pokemon Nurse Uncommon
  25. 148/165 Professor Elm's Training Method Uncommon

Kevin Nguyen 24 cards

  1. 85/95 Warp Point Uncommon
  2. 17/097 Magneton Rare
  3. 62/97 Magnemite Common
  4. 60/100 Dunsparce Common
  5. 74/100 Ralts Common
  6. 79/100 Skitty Common
  7. 88/100 Rare Candy Uncommon
  8. 96/100 Gardevoir ex Ultra Rare
  9. 87/101 Ancient Tomb Uncommon
  10. 91/101 Magnetic Storm Uncommon
  11. 92/101 Steven's Advice Uncommon
  12. 5/109 Delcatty Rare Holo
  13. 7/109 Gardevoir Rare
  14. 34/109 Kirlia Uncommon
  15. 87/109 Pokemon Reversal Uncommon
  16. 92/109 Switch Common
  17. 107/109 Psychic Energy Common
  18. 109/109 Lightning Energy Common
  19. 123/144 Desert Shaman Uncommon
  20. 138/144 Oracle Uncommon
  21. 136/147 Town Volunteers Uncommon
  22. 141/147 Weakness Guard Uncommon
  23. 145/147 Boost Energy Uncommon
  24. 148/165 Professor Elm's Training Method Uncommon

Reed Weichler 25 cards

  1. 94/95 Suicune ex Ultra Rare
  2. 95/95 Swampert ex Ultra Rare
  3. 17/097 Magneton Rare
  4. 63/97 Magnemite Common
  5. 26/100 Wobbuffet Rare
  6. 60/100 Dunsparce Common
  7. 88/100 Rare Candy Uncommon
  8. 89/100 Wally's Training Uncommon
  9. 93/100 Multi Energy Rare
  10. 85/101 Ancient Technical Machine [Rock] Uncommon
  11. 92/101 Steven's Advice Uncommon
  12. 5/109 Delcatty Rare Holo
  13. 13/109 Swampert Rare
  14. 40/109 Marshtomp Uncommon
  15. 44/109 Skitty Uncommon
  16. 59/109 Mudkip Common
  17. 91/109 Potion Common
  18. 92/109 Switch Common
  19. 106/109 Water Energy Common
  20. 138/144 Oracle Uncommon
  21. 140/144 Underground Expedition Uncommon
  22. 130/147 Pokemon Fan Club Uncommon
  23. 138/165 Copycat Uncommon
  24. 148/165 Professor Elm's Training Method Uncommon
  25. 149/165 Professor Oak's Research Uncommon

Tsuguyoshi Yamato 22 cards

  1. 8/95 Team Magma's Claydol Rare
  2. 9/95 Team Magma's Groudon Rare Holo
  3. 19/95 Team Magma's Camerupt Rare
  4. 23/95 Team Magma's Zangoose Rare
  5. 60/95 Team Magma's Baltoy Common
  6. 64/95 Team Magma's Numel Common
  7. 73/95 Maxie Uncommon
  8. 80/95 Team Magma Ball Uncommon
  9. 82/95 Team Magma Conspirator Uncommon
  10. 87/95 Magma Energy Uncommon
  11. 87/097 Mr. Briney's Compassion Uncommon
  12. 88/97 TV Reporter Uncommon
  13. 88/101 Desert Ruins Uncommon
  14. 92/101 Steven's Advice Uncommon
  15. 87/109 Pokemon Reversal Uncommon
  16. 92/109 Switch Common
  17. 93/109 Darkness Energy Rare
  18. 95/109 Rainbow Energy Rare
  19. 105/109 Fighting Energy Common
  20. 107/109 Psychic Energy Common
  21. 140/144 Underground Expedition Uncommon
  22. 138/165 Copycat Uncommon

World Championships Decks 2004 FAQ

How many cards are in World Championships Decks 2004?

World Championships Decks 2004 has 96 cards.

What rarities are in World Championships Decks 2004?

Counting each card once, without variants:

When did World Championships Decks 2004 come out?

World Championships Decks 2004 was released on 1 November 2004.

Is this World Championships Decks 2004 checklist free?

Yes. Binder Tracker is free, with no ads, no sign-up and no tracking. Your collection is saved on your own device and works offline, and a sync link or backup moves it to another device.

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