Pokemon Card Sets
Every expansion ever printed, with live market value, card lists, and chase cards across English, Japanese, and Chinese releases.
As of October 20, 2026, Double Holo tracks 619 Pokemon card sets across 4 languages, and the most valuable of them is Pokemon 2000 Topps Chrome at $161,884.
Prices come from Double Holo market data, refreshed daily.
Main Sets
462 setsEnglish
144 setsMega Evolution
8 sets





Scarlet & Violet
18 sets















Sword & Shield
18 sets















Sun & Moon
16 sets













XY
15 sets











Black & White
12 sets









HeartGold & SoulSilver
5 sets


Platinum
4 sets

Diamond & Pearl
11 sets








EX
21 sets


















Wizards of the Coast
16 sets













Japanese
295 setsMega Evolution
11 setsScarlet & Violet
45 setsSword & Shield
47 setsSun & Moon
45 setsXY
33 setsBlack & White
31 setsHeartGold & SoulSilver
8 setsDiamond & Pearl
20 setsEX
36 setsWizards of the Coast
17 setsMovie Commemorations
1 setChinese
23 setsMega Evolution
2 setsScarlet & Violet
7 setsSword & Shield
9 setsSun & Moon
5 setsPromo Sets
26 setsEnglish
14 sets










Japanese
10 setsOther Sets
131 setsThese sets do not have a set logo yet, so their most valuable card is shown instead.
English
76 sets











































Japanese
48 setsChinese
2 setsKorean
5 setsComplete Pokemon TCG Set Database
Welcome to the most comprehensive Pokemon Trading Card Game set database. Browse every official Pokemon TCG expansion in order, from the classic Base Set to the latest releases. Each set page includes complete card lists with high-quality images, current market prices, rarity information, chase cards, and trading options.
The most valuable set in the database right now is the Pokemon 2000 Topps Chrome set list. One of the newest additions is the Pokemon 30th Celebration card list.
What You'll Find
- •Complete Card Lists: Every card from every set with detailed information
- •Current Market Prices: Daily pricing data for informed trading decisions
- •Set Information: Release dates, set codes, card counts, and set market value
- •High-Quality Images: Clear card images for easy identification
- •Marketplace: Buy and sell cards directly from set pages
Popular Pokemon Card Sets
Some of the most popular and valuable Pokemon card sets include Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Team Rocket, Neo Genesis, EX series expansions, and modern sets like Evolving Skies, Fusion Strike, and Brilliant Stars. Browse every Pokemon set in order by year or by era and series, and explore Japanese Pokemon card sets alongside every English release. Each set offers unique cards, artwork, and gameplay mechanics that make collecting Pokemon cards an exciting hobby for fans of all ages.
Browse cards by Pokemon
Looking for one Pokemon across every set? Each species price guide lists every card printed for that Pokemon with raw and PSA 10 prices. Browse the full Pokemon list or check any card's value.
- Charizard cards
- Pikachu cards
- Umbreon cards
- Eevee cards
- Mew cards
- Mewtwo cards
- Gengar cards
- Sylveon cards
- Snorlax cards
- Dragonite cards
- Rayquaza cards
- Blastoise cards
- Bulbasaur cards
- Squirtle cards
- Charmander cards
- Gardevoir cards
- Greninja cards
- Lucario cards
- Ditto cards
- Giratina cards
Frequently asked questions
What was the first Pokemon card set?
The first English Pokemon card set was Base Set, released in January 1999. The original Japanese Base Set came earlier, in October 1996.
Which Pokemon card set is the most valuable?
As of October 2026, the most valuable set Double Holo tracks is Pokemon 2000 Topps Chrome, with a complete-set market value of about $161,884. Set values move with card prices, so the live list above is the one to check.
How many Pokemon card sets are there in English versus Japanese?
As of October 2026, Double Holo tracks 234 English sets and 353 Japanese sets. Japan gets many sets that never release in English, which is why its count runs higher.
What is the difference between a Pokemon set and a series?
A set is one release of cards, such as Evolving Skies. A series, also called an era, is the group of sets that share game mechanics and card design across a few years, such as Sword & Shield. Every set on this page is grouped under its series.



































































































































































































































































































































































































































