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POP Series 8 Card List & Price Guide

Every POP Series 8 card with live raw and PSA 10 prices, updated hourly. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

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POP Series 8 has 17 cards with prices tracked hourly, released in September 2008. A complete raw set is worth about $96.78 and the most valuable card is Lucario #2 at $23.39.

Released in September 2008, POP Series 8 is a compact promotional set from the late Diamond & Pearl period, distributed through organized play rather than standard retail expansion channels. Its checklist focuses on Sinnoh-era Pokémon and uses only common, uncommon, and rare classifications, without an LV.X or secret-rare layer. Lucario and Luxray anchor the rare tier, while Riolu, Chimchar, Piplup, and Happiny give the lower rarities unusual collector interest. The set's identity comes from its small format, event-based distribution, and character-driven demand rather than elaborate foil mechanics.

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Singles are the most practical route for a basic POP Series 8 run, since the checklist is compact and lacks an ultra-rare tier. Sealed packs appeal more as distribution artifacts than as efficient set-building material. Because copies entered circulation through organized play, surface marks, edge whitening, and handling wear deserve close attention.

Full POP Series 8 card list with prices

#CardRarityRawPSA 10
2LucarioRare$23.39-
3LuxrayRare$19.08$89.04
11Roseanne's ResearchUncommon$10.58-
10Rare CandyUncommon$6.70$604.25
1HeatranRare$1.91-
16RioluCommon$4.44-
6CherrimUncommon$11.41-
4ProbopassRare$3.87-
5YanmegaRare$3.98-
7CarnivineUncommon$5.10-
8LuxioUncommon$7.92-
9Night MaintenanceUncommon$2.43-
17TurtwigCommon$3.69-
12ChimcharCommon$2.85-
13CroagunkCommon$0.50-
14HappinyCommon$12.56-
15PiplupCommon$15.06-

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in POP Series 8?

Lucario #2 leads the set at about $23.39 raw, followed by Luxray #3 at $19.08.

How many cards are in POP Series 8?

POP Series 8 has 17 cards in our price guide, released in September 2008. The most common rarity is Uncommon (6 cards).

How much is a complete POP Series 8 set worth?

Adding up the lowest near mint Cardmarket price of every card gives about $96.78 for a raw set. Buying singles one by one usually costs more once shipping is added.

How many POP Series 8 cards are worth more than $10?

6 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 8 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.

Where did POP Series 8 cards originally come from?

POP Series 8 came from small promotional packs distributed through organized play, including league and event participation. It was not structured like a normal retail expansion with booster boxes, which helps explain why loose singles are the usual route for checklist builders.

What rarity tiers appear in POP Series 8?

The recorded POP Series 8 checklist contains commons, uncommons, and rares, with no dedicated LV.X or secret-rare tier. Interest therefore rests on individual Pokémon, especially Lucario, Luxray, Riolu, and the Sinnoh starters, rather than a premium insert mechanic.

Can POP Series 8 collectors find both Riolu and Lucario?

Yes. Lucario appears as card #2 at rare, while Riolu appears as card #16 at common. The pairing gives character-focused collectors an evolution line across two rarity levels, and Riolu's demand can exceed what its common symbol might suggest.

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