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PokémonBase Set: Pokémon Trading Card Game set
Base Set is the first Pokémon Trading Card Game set released in English, on 9 January 1999, and PullBinder lists 102 cards for it. Printing details decide almost everything about a Base Set card’s value: first edition, shadowless and unlimited copies of the same card are worth very different amounts, and grading matters more here than in any modern set. A Base Set holding is the clearest case for recording which printing you actually own rather than just the card’s name.
Tracking a Base Set holding
Browse every Base Set card and sealed product in Explore: singles and sealed, with what each one is worth.
Add Base Set cards to a book and each one carries its own estimate and its own history, counted from the day you acquired it. Record what you paid and the book separates what the set is worth now from what it has actually done for you. The two are not the same number, and only one of them is a return.
PullBinder is a web app: it runs in your browser, on any computer or phone. Nothing to download. Open it and start a book.
Common questions
When was Pokémon Base Set released?
The English Base Set was released on 9 January 1999 and PullBinder lists 102 cards for it.
What makes one Base Set card worth more than another?
The printing. First edition, shadowless and unlimited copies of the same card differ sharply in value, and condition and grading matter more than in modern sets.