Chase Cards
Tyranitar ex leads POP Series 1 at $129.88. The ranking below covers the ten most valuable cards in the set, sorted by live market price. POP Series 1 released in 2004 as part of the POP era of the Pokemon TCG.
Prices checked · TCGplayer first, Cardmarket fallback
Tyranitar ex is the most valuable card in POP Series 1, currently at $129.88. Its Rare rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Hisao Nakamura.
Ranked #2 in the set, trading at roughly 49% of the top card's price. Its Rare rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Katsura Tabata.
Ranked #3 in the set, trading at roughly 19% of the top card's price. Its Rare rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Hiromichi Sugiyama.
Ranked #4 in the set, trading at roughly 18% of the top card's price. Its Rare rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Hikaru Koike.
Ranked #5 in the set, trading at roughly 16% of the top card's price. Its Rare rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Hiromichi Sugiyama.
Ranked #6 in the set, trading at roughly 14% of the top card's price. Its Uncommon rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Ken Sugimori.
Ranked #7 in the set, trading at roughly 9% of the top card's price. Its Rare rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Katsura Tabata.
Ranked #8 in the set, trading at roughly 8% of the top card's price. Its Uncommon rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Hisao Nakamura.
Ranked #9 in the set, trading at roughly 8% of the top card's price. Its Uncommon rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Ken Sugimori.
Ranked #10 in the set, trading at roughly 6% of the top card's price. Its Uncommon rarity drives most of the premium over the set's regular cards. Artwork by Ken Sugimori.
A chase card is the card collectors open packs hoping to hit — the intersection of low pull rate, standout artwork, and market demand. In POP Series 1 (2004), that means the cards above: they consistently command the highest prices in the set , often from the secret-rare slots beyond the 17-card printed checklist.
Prices on this page follow live market data and re-rank automatically as the market moves. For a full view of POP Series 1, explore the checklist, price guide, or browse by rarity and type.
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