How many cards are in Best of Game?

This TCG expansion has 9 cards in total, with 9 in the main set. A master set, every printing of those cards, is 21.

How much is a complete set worth?

A complete main set of 9 cards costs roughly $3,165 raw, and a full master set with every variant reaches $3,925.

What is the most valuable card in Best of Game?

The most valuable card is Rocket's Mewtwo #8, a Promo currently $2,400.00 raw and $35,339.86 in PSA 10.

What are the chase cards in Best of Game?

The top chases are Rocket’s Mewtwo #8 at $2,400.00, Rocket’s Hitmonchan #9 at $385.67 and Dark Venusaur #7 at $142.69. Together, the top 9 cards account for 100% of the set's total value. Click here to see every chase card in the Best of Game set.

What is the cheapest card?

The cheapest is Rocket's Sneasel #5 at $20.48.

Which cards are worth grading?

The strongest grading return in Best of Game is Hitmonchan #2, at $39.85 raw against $9,626.32 in PSA 10, a 241.6x uplift. By absolute profit, Rocket's Mewtwo #8 gains the most at $28,318 per card after fees.

What came before and after Best of Game?

Best of Game followed Legendary Collection (24 May 2002) and was succeeded by PLAY Promos (1 January 2003).

Who illustrated the cards?

4 illustrators worked on Best of Game. The most prolific is Ken Sugimori with 4 cards. The highest value artwork in the set is Rocket's Mewtwo #8 by Shin-ichi Yoshida, currently $2,400.00.

Where can I buy Best of Game cards?

Every one of the 9 Best of Game cards links to live eBay and TCGplayer listings from the card list above. Singles start at $20.48 and run to $2,400.00 for the top chase.

How do I track my Best of Game collection?

Add cards from the list above to see live completion across all 9 cards, your set value against the $3,165 full set cost, and which cards you still need. A printable checklist and CSV need list are both available in the Downloads tab.

Can I download the Best of Game Masterset checklist?

Yes. The Downloads tab has a printable Best of Game checklist covering the 9 card main set, a full CSV of all 9 cards, and personalised have and need lists once you have logged your collection.

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Best of Game Set Card List

Best of Game is a rare 9-card Pokémon TCG collection released by Wizards of the Coast from December 2002 to July 2003 as their final farewell to fans before losing the license. Distributed exclusively through BattleZone tournaments, the set features beloved competitive cards with special reverse-holographic treatments, plus four surprise cards that had never been released in English (Rocket's Scizor, Rocket's Sneasel, Dark Ivysaur, and Dark Venusaur). The collection is notorious for having intentionally misplaced energy symbols—a deliberate error added by departing Wizards employees as a form of sabotage. Winner versions with gold foil stamps were given to Tournament Organizers, and jumbo variants were also produced, making these among the most sought-after promotional cards in Pokémon TCG history.