Jungle (1999) Pokémon Card Price List

Updated October 15, 2026 · 64 cards · TCGplayer market prices in USD, ungraded

$1,101.62Whole set, one of each (unlimited)

21Cards worth $10 or more

SnorlaxMost valuable · $156.56

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#	Card	Rarity	Unlimited	Unlimited holo	1st Edition	1st Ed. holo
11/64	Snorlax	Rare Holo	—	$156.56	—	$369.25
4/64	Jolteon	Rare Holo	—	$107.42	—	$272.28
3/64	Flareon	Rare Holo	—	$93.48	—	$337.50
10/64	Scyther	Rare Holo	—	$57.60	—	$187.08
12/64	Vaporeon	Rare Holo	—	$53.74	—	$155.49
8/64	Pidgeot	Rare Holo	—	$49.69	—	$169.43
14/64	Victreebel	Rare Holo	—	$44.23	—	$119.49
16/64	Wigglytuff	Rare Holo	—	$41.71	—	$84.95
7/64	Nidoqueen	Rare Holo	—	$41.43	—	$121.59
9/64	Pinsir	Rare Holo	—	$41.02	—	$90.73

Full Jungle price list

Every card in the set by collector number. "—" means there were no recent sales for that version.

#	Card	Rarity	Unlimited	Unlimited holo	1st Edition	1st Ed. holo
1/64	Clefable	Rare Holo	—	$37.83	—	$119.10
2/64	Electrode	Rare Holo	—	$26.66	—	$69.45
3/64	Flareon	Rare Holo	—	$93.48	—	$337.50
4/64	Jolteon	Rare Holo	—	$107.42	—	$272.28
5/64	Kangaskhan	Rare Holo	—	$22.07	—	$85.12
6/64	Mr. Mime	Rare Holo	—	$39.21	—	$162.81
7/64	Nidoqueen	Rare Holo	—	$41.43	—	$121.59
8/64	Pidgeot	Rare Holo	—	$49.69	—	$169.43
9/64	Pinsir	Rare Holo	—	$41.02	—	$90.73
10/64	Scyther	Rare Holo	—	$57.60	—	$187.08
11/64	Snorlax	Rare Holo	—	$156.56	—	$369.25
12/64	Vaporeon	Rare Holo	—	$53.74	—	$155.49
13/64	Venomoth	Rare Holo	—	$37.48	—	$94.96
14/64	Victreebel	Rare Holo	—	$44.23	—	$119.49
15/64	Vileplume	Rare Holo	—	$36.23	—	$87.38
16/64	Wigglytuff	Rare Holo	—	$41.71	—	$84.95
17/64	Clefable	Rare	$7.00	—	$14.76	—
18/64	Electrode	Rare	$6.90	—	$52.68	—
19/64	Flareon	Rare	$15.17	—	$48.62	—
20/64	Jolteon	Rare	$25.16	—	$55.07	—
21/64	Kangaskhan	Rare	$5.29	—	$19.97	—
22/64	Mr. Mime	Rare	$8.16	—	$19.38	—
23/64	Nidoqueen	Rare	$9.57	—	$23.77	—
24/64	Pidgeot	Rare	$8.37	—	$23.20	—
25/64	Pinsir	Rare	$5.54	—	$17.77	—
26/64	Scyther	Rare	$16.91	—	$30.53	—
27/64	Snorlax	Rare	$23.40	—	$78.46	—
28/64	Vaporeon	Rare	$14.71	—	$41.85	—
29/64	Venomoth	Rare	$6.43	—	$13.20	—
30/64	Victreebel	Rare	$7.34	—	$16.02	—
31/64	Vileplume	Rare	$7.09	—	$16.85	—
32/64	Wigglytuff	Rare	$8.39	—	$20.62	—
33/64	Butterfree	Uncommon	$1.84	—	$11.91	—
34/64	Dodrio	Uncommon	$2.33	—	$4.89	—
35/64	Exeggutor	Uncommon	$1.64	—	$5.92	—
36/64	Fearow	Uncommon	$1.10	—	$4.09	—
37/64	Gloom	Uncommon	$1.05	—	$4.76	—
38/64	Lickitung	Uncommon	$1.72	—	$7.56	—
39/64	Marowak	Uncommon	$1.69	—	$9.49	—
40/64	Nidorina	Uncommon	$0.74	—	$3.72	—
41/64	Parasect	Uncommon	$0.96	—	$2.90	—
42/64	Persian	Uncommon	$0.95	—	$10.23	—
43/64	Primeape	Uncommon	$1.49	—	$5.54	—
44/64	Rapidash	Uncommon	$3.35	—	$8.77	—
45/64	Rhydon	Uncommon	$1.14	—	$9.85	—
46/64	Seaking	Uncommon	$1.47	—	$4.84	—
47/64	Tauros	Uncommon	$0.88	—	$6.25	—
48/64	Weepinbell	Uncommon	$0.68	—	$3.58	—
49/64	Bellsprout	Common	$0.52	—	$2.61	—
50/64	Cubone	Common	$1.86	—	$10.71	—
51/64	Eevee	Common	$2.15	—	$15.96	—
52/64	Exeggcute	Common	$0.48	—	$2.70	—
53/64	Goldeen	Common	$0.55	—	$2.40	—
54/64	Jigglypuff	Common	$1.57	—	$7.46	—
55/64	Mankey	Common	$0.58	—	$1.96	—
56/64	Meowth	Common	$0.87	—	$5.39	—
57/64	Nidoran ♀	Common	$0.47	—	$2.22	—
58/64	Oddish	Common	$0.50	—	$3.14	—
59/64	Paras	Common	$0.52	—	$1.94	—
60/64	Pikachu	Common	$5.10	—	$28.37	—
61/64	Rhyhorn	Common	$0.47	—	$2.80	—
62/64	Spearow	Common	$0.43	—	$2.11	—
63/64	Venonat	Common	$0.46	—	$2.02	—
64/64	Poké Ball	Common	$0.27	—	$2.21	—

Questions about Jungle card values

How much is a Jungle Pokémon card worth?

Most Jungle cards are worth very little on their own: 17 of the 64 priced cards trade under $1 and 21 are worth $10 or more (ungraded, unlimited print). The most valuable is Snorlax (11/64) at about $156.56.

What condition do these prices assume?

They are TCGplayer market prices, which follow recent sales of ungraded cards, mostly in near-mint to lightly played condition. Cards with creases, whitening or water damage usually sell for much less; professionally graded cards can sell for much more.

Is my card 1st Edition?

1st Edition cards from this era have a small black "Edition 1" stamp at the left, just below the artwork. No stamp means it is an unlimited print. This set has separate 1st Edition prices in the table.

How can I price a whole pile of Jungle cards quickly?

Lay up to 9 cards flat, take one photo and upload it to the CardLot Value scanner. It reads every card, finds its latest market price and adds up the lot.

Source: TCGplayer market prices via the Pokémon TCG API, refreshed daily. Prices change; check sold listings before a big sale.