Card prices
The most valuable cards and the full list, at the Cardmarket trend of 4 November 2026.
POP Series 2 is a Pokémon TCG set from the POP series, released on 1 August 2005. It has 17 cards.
As of 4 November 2026, the most valuable card in POP Series 2 is Venusaur (Rare), priced at €143.55 on Cardmarket. Next come Suicune (Rare, €112.78), Raikou (Rare, €79.66).
16 cards have a price; 11 are above €10 and 5 above €50. Most common cards are worth a few cents: illustration cards and special rarities are what make a set valuable.
| Card | No. | Rarity | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Venusaur | 6/17 | Rare | €143.55 | |
| Suicune | 4/17 | Rare | €112.78 | |
| Raikou | 3/17 | Rare | €79.66 | |
| Entei | 1/17 | Rare | €78.82 | |
| Pikachu | 16/17 | Common | €64.29 | |
| Pidgeot | 2/17 | Rare | €48.80 | |
| Celebi ex | 17/17 | Rare | €34.24 | |
| Bulbasaur | 12/17 | Common | €29.59 | |
| Ivysaur | 7/17 | Uncommon | €29.04 | |
| Phanpy | 15/17 | Common | €12.61 | |
| Pokémon Park | 10/17 | Uncommon | €11.53 | |
| Tauros | 5/17 | Rare | €8.47 | |
| TV Reporter | 11/17 | Uncommon | €4.00 | |
| Multi Technical Machine 01 | 9/17 | Uncommon | €3.25 | |
| Luvdisc | 14/17 | Common | €2.08 | |
| Cacnea | 13/17 | Common | €0.60 |
| Card | No. | Rarity | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Entei | 1/17 | Rare | €78.82 | |
| Pidgeot | 2/17 | Rare | €48.80 | |
| Raikou | 3/17 | Rare | €79.66 | |
| Suicune | 4/17 | Rare | €112.78 | |
| Tauros | 5/17 | Rare | €8.47 | |
| Venusaur | 6/17 | Rare | €143.55 | |
| Ivysaur | 7/17 | Uncommon | €29.04 | |
| Mr. Briney's Compassion | 8/17 | Uncommon | – | |
| Multi Technical Machine 01 | 9/17 | Uncommon | €3.25 | |
| Pokémon Park | 10/17 | Uncommon | €11.53 | |
| TV Reporter | 11/17 | Uncommon | €4.00 | |
| Bulbasaur | 12/17 | Common | €29.59 | |
| Cacnea | 13/17 | Common | €0.60 | |
| Luvdisc | 14/17 | Common | €2.08 | |
| Phanpy | 15/17 | Common | €12.61 | |
| Pikachu | 16/17 | Common | €64.29 | |
| Celebi ex | 17/17 | Rare | €34.24 |
Venusaur, at €143.55 (Cardmarket trend of 4 November 2026).
17 cards.
On 1 August 2005.
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