Jungle

Base · 64 cards · released 1999/06/16

Jungle is a Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion from the Base series, released in June 1999. The set contains 64 cards in the main numbering.

Below is the complete Jungle checklist in collector-number order, with the current market value of each card where we have pricing for it. Click any card to see its full price history, what it sells for by condition, graded values for PSA, BGS, and CGC slabs, and whether another collector currently has one listed. You can tick cards off as you go and track both your Complete Set and your Master Set for free.

Chase Cards

The set's most sought-after pulls

Clefable

#1 · Rare Holo

Electrode

#2 · Rare Holo

Flareon

#3 · Rare Holo

Jolteon

#4 · Rare Holo

Kangaskhan

#5 · Rare Holo

Mr. Mime

#6 · Rare Holo

Nidoqueen

#7 · Rare Holo

Pidgeot

#8 · Rare Holo

$53.27

Pinsir

#9 · Rare Holo

Scyther

#10 · Rare Holo

Snorlax

#11 · Rare Holo

Vaporeon

#12 · Rare Holo

Jungle Master Set Checklist

64 cards in the full set. Track which ones you own and complete your Complete Set and Master Set — free.

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Jungle — Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in the Jungle set?

There are 64 cards in the main Jungle numbering. A Master Set is larger still, because it counts every finish of every card (reverse holos, promos, and alternate printings) rather than one copy of each card number.

What is the most valuable Jungle card?

Of the Jungle cards we currently have pricing for, Pidgeot (#8) is the highest at $53.27 for a near-mint raw copy. Graded copies sell for considerably more, and values move with the market — open the card to see its recent price history before you buy or sell.

What is the difference between a Complete Set and a Master Set?

A Complete Set means one copy of every card number in the expansion. A Master Set means every printed variation of every card — including reverse holos, holo and non-holo versions of the same card, and set-specific promos. Master Sets are significantly harder and more expensive to finish. Vaultset tracks your Jungle progress against both targets at the same time.

How are Jungle card prices calculated?

Prices shown here are market values — what copies have actually been selling for recently, not what sellers are asking. We pull live data for raw cards by condition and, for slabs, real sold medians by grading company. Cards with no recent sales data show no price rather than a guess.

Where can I buy, sell, or trade Jungle cards?

Vaultset has a collector marketplace with no fees and no middleman. You can browse Jungle cards listed for sale and trade, send cash or trade offers directly to other collectors, and build a wishlist that alerts you when a card you want gets listed.