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Best of Game checklist and price list
All 9 Best of Game cards with picture, number, rarity and TCGplayer market price (updated 2026-09-28). The chase card is Rocket's Mewtwo #8 at $2,400.
9cards
0secret rares
$3,154master set (raw)
$2,400top card
The 9 most valuable Best of Game cards
8/9 · PromoRocket's Mewtwo$2,400
9/9 · PromoRocket's Hitmonchan$386
7/9 · PromoDark Venusaur$143
6/9 · PromoDark Ivysaur$59.59
2/9 · PromoHitmonchan$39.62
4/9 · PromoRocket's Scizor$38.56
1/9 · PromoElectabuzz$36.88
3/9 · PromoProfessor Elm$30.84
5/9 · PromoRocket's Sneasel$20.30
Full Best of Game card list
1/9 · PromoElectabuzz$36.88
2/9 · PromoHitmonchan$39.62
3/9 · PromoProfessor Elm$30.84
4/9 · PromoRocket's Scizor$38.56
5/9 · PromoRocket's Sneasel$20.30
6/9 · PromoDark Ivysaur$59.59
7/9 · PromoDark Venusaur$143
8/9 · PromoRocket's Mewtwo$2,400
9/9 · PromoRocket's Hitmonchan$386
Best of Game FAQ
How many cards are in Best of Game?
Best of Game has 9 cards in its main numbering and 9 cards in total, including 0 secret rares above the printed set number.
What is the most valuable card in Best of Game?
Right now the most valuable Best of Game card is Rocket's Mewtwo #8 (Promo) at a TCGplayer market price of $2,400, followed by Rocket's Hitmonchan #9 ($386) and Dark Venusaur #7 ($143).
How much does a complete Best of Game master set cost?
Adding up the TCGplayer market price of every Best of Game card with a listed price gives about $3,154 for one raw near-mint copy of each card (reverse holo variants not included).
