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Scoop Up #107 Base Set 2 Pokemon card
SetBase Set 2
Card number107
Rarityrare
TypeTrainer
HP0
ArtistKeiji Kinebuchi
ReleasedFeb 2000

Scoop Up #107 Value (Base Set 2)

Pokemon card price guide: raw and graded values, eBay sold prices and price history. Updated Sep 17, 2026.

How much is Scoop Up #107 worth? As of Sep 17, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $4.28, a PSA 10 sells for around $63.19 on eBay, the Cardmarket low is €8.50. Prices update daily from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

Scoop Up is a Trainer card numbered 107 in the Base Set 2 lineup, illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi. It reprints an early Pokemon TCG mechanic that lets a player shuffle a damaged Pokemon back into their deck. Base Set 2 cards like this one are known for clean, symmetrical artwork that reflects the game's earliest visual style. Collectors often note that Scoop Up remains a straightforward, accessible piece for anyone building a Base Set 2 run.

Current prices

SourcePrice
TCGplayer market price (USD)$4.28
TCGplayer mid price (USD)$3.75
Cardmarket lowest near mint (EUR)€8.50
Cardmarket 7-day average (EUR)€5.48
Cardmarket 30-day average (EUR)€6.02
Cardmarket listings available54
eBay PSA 10 median (USD)$63.19

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Graded card values (PSA, CGC, BGS)

GradingGradeMedian soldSales
CGC10$31.111
PSA10$63.192
PSA9$22.403
PSA8$11.082
PSA7$13.841

Graded values are medians of real eBay sold listings.

Is it worth grading? Centering tends to be the main grading hurdle for this card, since Base Set 2 prints can run slightly off center compared to later sets. Surface scratches and edge whitening are common concerns raised by graders. A well centered, clean copy stands out more than a heavily played one, and that gap matters more than any single grade number.

Scoop Up price history

Feb 7, 2026Low $3.91 · High $4.68Sep 17, 2026
MonthAvg Cardmarket lowAvg TCGplayer market
Sep 2026€8.53$4.36
Aug 2026€9.19$4.51
Jul 2026€7.97$4.54
Jun 2026€5.77$4.35
May 2026€5.96$4.35
Apr 2026€6.00$4.35
Mar 2026€5.49$4.30
Feb 2026€5.75$4.00
Scoop Up is generally viewed as an entry level piece within Base Set 2, useful for collectors assembling a complete set rather than chasing a standalone key card. Its rarity is straightforward and its supply seems steady, though actual availability can shift over time. Some collectors treat it as a low pressure addition, a card that fills a set without demanding much searching or comparison shopping.

Frequently asked questions

How much is Scoop Up #107 worth?

How much is Scoop Up #107 worth? As of Sep 17, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $4.28, a PSA 10 sells for around $63.19 on eBay, the Cardmarket low is €8.50. Prices update daily from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

What is Scoop Up #107 worth?

How much is Scoop Up #107 worth? As of Sep 17, 2026, a raw near mint copy is worth about $4.28, a PSA 10 sells for around $63.19 on eBay, the Cardmarket low is €8.50. Prices update daily from Cardmarket, TCGplayer and eBay sold listings.

What is a PSA 10 Scoop Up #107 worth?

As of Sep 17, 2026, a PSA 10 Scoop Up #107 sells for about $63.19 on eBay (median of recent graded sales), compared with about $4.28 for a raw near mint copy.

How can I identify Scoop Up #107 with my phone?

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How do I track the value of Scoop Up #107 in a collection?

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Is Scoop Up considered a rare card?

It is labeled rare within Base Set 2, though its status is tied to set position rather than scarcity in the broader market.

Who illustrated Scoop Up?

Keiji Kinebuchi illustrated this card, and his work is recognizable across several early Pokemon TCG Trainer cards.

How can I check current pricing for this card?

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