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POP Series 2 Card List & Price Guide

Every POP Series 2 card with live raw and PSA 10 prices, updated hourly. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

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POP Series 2 has 17 cards with prices tracked hourly, released in August 2005. A complete raw set is worth about $1,236 and the most valuable card is Suicune #4 at $42.09.

Released in August 2005, POP Series 2 is a compact promotional release from the EX era. Cards were distributed through organized play packs rather than conventional booster boxes, giving the set a different collecting history from retail expansions. Celebi ex #17 defines the high end of the checklist as its lone Pokémon-ex card. Suicune adds legendary appeal, while Pikachu, Bulbasaur, and Ivysaur give the lower rarities unusual strength. The small checklist looks approachable, but limited distribution and uneven surviving condition make completion less straightforward than the size suggests.

POP Series 2 chase cards

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Sealed promotional packs appeal to collectors who enjoy uncertain, tightly packed checklists, while singles are the more practical route to completion. Celebi ex drives the premium rarity tier, but clean copies of Pikachu and the starter evolutions also receive attention. Foil scratching, edge whitening, and impressions from pack storage are the principal condition concerns.

Full POP Series 2 card list with prices

#CardRarityRawPSA 10
4SuicuneRare$42.09$915.48
17Celebi exRare$158.22$1,282
6VenusaurRare$22.77$1,982
1EnteiRare$39.96$15,134
3RaikouRare$25.74$1,300
16PikachuCommon$53.38$1,613
7IvysaurUncommon$47.69$462.86
12BulbasaurCommon$42.35$408.86
2PidgeotRare$14.62$1,629
15PhanpyCommon$16.47-
5TaurosRare$3.89-
8Mr. Briney's CompassionUncommon$13.16-
11TV ReporterUncommon$7.02-
9Multi Technical Machine 01Uncommon$3.02-
14LuvdiscCommon$2.70-
13CacneaCommon$0.97-
10Pokémon ParkUncommon$42.44$949.58

Pokémon in POP Series 2 across other sets

Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in POP Series 2?

Suicune #4 leads the set at about $42.09 raw, followed by Celebi ex #17 at $158.22.

How many cards are in POP Series 2?

POP Series 2 has 17 cards in our price guide, released in August 2005. The most common rarity is Rare (7 cards).

How much is a complete POP Series 2 set worth?

Adding up the lowest near mint Cardmarket price of every card gives about $1,236 for a raw set. Buying singles one by one usually costs more once shipping is added.

How many POP Series 2 cards are worth more than $10?

12 of the 17 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 POP Series 2 card?

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

Why is Celebi ex #17 the chase card in POP Series 2?

Celebi ex is the only Pokémon-ex in the checklist, and it occupies the final numbered slot. Its combination of character demand, premium rarity, and limited promotional distribution places it well ahead of most ordinary singles from the release.

Which non-rare cards matter most in POP Series 2?

Pikachu #16, Bulbasaur #12, and Ivysaur #7 are the notable lower-rarity cards. Familiar characters give them broader demand than their printed rarity suggests, especially when copies retain clean borders, sharp corners, and bright surfaces.

Does POP Series 2 come from regular booster boxes?

No. POP Series 2 was distributed in small promotional packs tied to organized play. That release format is central to its identity and helps explain why loose singles are encountered more often than intact conventional sealed products.

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