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Kalos Starter Set Card List & Price Guide (KSS)

Every Kalos Starter Set card with live raw and PSA 10 prices, updated hourly. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

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Kalos Starter Set has 39 cards with prices tracked hourly, released in November 2013. A complete raw set is worth about $386.88 and the most valuable card is Snorlax #26 at $57.56.

Released in November 2013, Kalos Starter Set belongs to the opening wave of the XY era and was built as an accessible introduction to the Pokémon TCG. Its small checklist centers on the Kalos partner Pokémon, Chespin, Fennekin and Froakie, with their evolutions supporting straightforward early-game decks. Rather than leaning on full-art or secret rarities, the set's chase is defined by scarce clean copies and recognizable Pokémon such as Greninja and Snorlax. Miltank, Bidoof, Skitty and Furfrou also stand out in the supplied sales data.

Kalos Starter Set chase cards

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Small-set completion is practical, so singles are usually the direct route unless an intact starter product is the goal. The checklist's limited rarity labeling shifts attention toward print quality, surface marks and edge damage rather than a conventional ultra-rare hierarchy. Sealed material has separate display appeal, while raw cards need close inspection because modest cards can be difficult to justify grading.

Full Kalos Starter Set card list with prices

#CardRarityRawPSA 10
26Snorlax-$57.56-
29Bidoof-$7.22-
27Miltank-$10.91-
32Furfrou-$2.13-
14Greninja-$4.74-
33Furfrou-$3.54-
28Skitty-$5.74-
36Pokémon Catcher-$0.34-
4Quilladin-$0.83-
24Swirlix-$1.15-
5Chesnaught-$2.47-
31Fletchling-$0.65-
25Farfetch'd-$1.67-
34Crushing Hammer-$0.27-
11Panpour-$0.77-
22Snubbull-$0.50-
13Frogadier-$0.53-
17Mightyena-$1.61-
23Granbull-$0.93-
39Tierno-$0.06-
21Honedge-$0.75-
10Delphox-$0.96-
1Weedle-$1.10-
15Clauncher-$0.40-
30Bunnelby-$0.74-
3Chespin-$0.41-
20Bisharp-$0.50-
18Inkay-$0.44-
2Pansage-$0.48-
7Pansear-$0.54-
6Slugma-$0.91-
12Froakie-$0.48-
16Poochyena-$0.65-
19Pawniard-$0.38-
35Poké Ball-$0.13-
8Fennekin-$0.23-
9Braixen-$0.36-
38Switch-$0.15-
37Potion-$0.12-

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in Kalos Starter Set?

Snorlax #26 leads the set at about $57.56 raw, followed by Bidoof #29 at $7.22.

How many cards are in Kalos Starter Set?

Kalos Starter Set has 39 cards in our price guide, released in November 2013.

How much is a complete Kalos Starter Set set worth?

Adding up the lowest near mint Cardmarket price of every card gives about $386.88 for a raw set. Buying singles one by one usually costs more once shipping is added.

How many Kalos Starter Set cards are worth more than $10?

2 of the 39 cards are currently worth $10 or more raw. Most of the rest are commons and uncommons that sell in bulk.

How do I find the card number on a Kalos Starter Set card?

The number is printed in the bottom corner next to the set symbol and the set code KSS. Match it to the list above, or scan the card with a phone app to read it for you.

Why is the Kalos Starter Set checklist smaller than a regular XY expansion?

Kalos Starter Set was designed as an introductory XY-era product rather than a full booster expansion. Its compact lineup supports straightforward starter-deck play and focuses on the Kalos partners, their evolutions and basic supporting Pokémon. That purpose accounts for the shorter checklist and simpler presentation.

Where do Snorlax and Greninja fit in Kalos Starter Set collecting?

Snorlax is a familiar standalone favorite, while Greninja represents the fully evolved form of Froakie and has broad character appeal. In the supplied tracking data, both sit among the set's stronger singles, alongside Miltank, Bidoof, Skitty and Furfrou.

Does Kalos Starter Set use the usual XY rarity structure?

Rarity information in the supplied checklist is not differentiated, and the product does not present the broad common-to-ultra-rare ladder associated with full XY expansions. Identification is better handled through the KSS set code, card number and artwork than through assumptions about standard booster rarity tiers.

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