Pokemon-e Starter DeckJPN
Set market cap
25 cards tracked dailyWhat to target in Pokemon-e Starter Deck
The top 10 cards are 68% of the set’s $1,052.00 estimated singles cost — plan these first and the rest follows on a normal budget.
| # | Card | Number | Rarity | Market | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Squirtle | #18 | None | $110.00 | $1,475.00 |
| 2 |  Charmander | #10 | None | $100.37 | $772.28 |
| 3 |  Squirtle | #17 | None | $90.00 | $1,025.00 |
| 4 |  Totodile | #22 | None | $79.99 | $334.00 |
| 5 |  Quilava | #15 | None | $69.99 | $164.01 |
| 6 |  Typhlosion | #16 | None | $69.99 | $658.01 |
| 7 |  Totodile | #21 | None | $60.00 | $330.00 |
| 8 |  Charmeleon | #11 | None | $49.50 | $425.05 |
| 9 |  Blastoise | #20 | None | $47.00 | $112.25 |
| 10 |  Chikorita | #5 | None | $40.00 | $250.00 |
How Pokemon-e Starter Deck is built
Rarity breakdown
Price distribution
Most cards are bulk — the set’s value concentrates in a few chase cards.
Singles or sealed?
Sealed product comparison
Which Pokemon-e Starter Deck cards are worth grading?
Positive expected value after ~$25 fees at live PSA prices and this set's real gem rates.
Squirtle #18raw $110.00 → PSA 10 $1,475.00 13.4×EV +$725.91Charmander #10raw $100.37 → PSA 10 $772.28 7.7×EV +$348.94Squirtle #17raw $90.00 → PSA 10 $1,025.00 11.4×EV +$465.85Totodile #22raw $79.99 → PSA 10 $334.00 4.2×EV +$86.39Typhlosion #16raw $69.99 → PSA 10 $658.01 9.4×EV +$208.22Totodile #21raw $60.00 → PSA 10 $330.00 5.5×EV +$142.74Fees eat most of the margin. Grade to preserve a pristine pull, not for profit.
Premiums and EV use tonight’s PSA prices and this set’s real gem rates — not projections.
What collectors say about Pokemon-e Starter Deck
Creators on Pokemon-e Starter Deck
Synthesized from widely-reported collector consensus — see a take that’s off? Use the report link on any card page.
Protect your Pokemon-e Starter Deck cards
This set has 2 cards worth $100+ — sleeve-and-toploader territory at minimum, and the chase cards deserve double-sleeving.
Every card worth more than bulk goes in a sleeve before anything else touches it.
eBay →The archival-safe standard for cards you handle — double-sleeve chase cards with a perfect-fit inner.
eBay →Sleeve + toploader is the minimum for anything you might grade or sell raw.
eBay →Side-loaders keep cards from sliding out; zip closure keeps dust and drops away.
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Sealed products
All cards 29
Most valuable cards in Pokemon-e Starter Deck
- Charizard #12 — $126.28
- Squirtle #18 — $110.00
- Charmander #10 — $100.37
- Squirtle #17 — $90.00
- Totodile #22 — $79.99
- Quilava #15 — $69.99
- Typhlosion #16 — $69.99
- Bulbasaur #1 — $69.98
- Totodile #21 — $60.00
- Charmeleon #11 — $49.50
About Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese)
Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese) is a Pokémon TCG expansion in the Japanese series, released on 2001-12-01. The set contains 29 cards. The combined market value of a complete set is currently $1,248.44, with Charizard #12 as the most valuable card at $126.28. Prices update nightly from live market data.
Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese) — FAQ
How many cards are in Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese)?
Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese) contains 29 cards.
What is the most valuable card in Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese)?
Charizard #12 at $126.28, based on live market data updated nightly.
How much is a complete Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese) set worth?
A complete raw set is currently worth about $1,248.44 at market prices.
When was Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese) released?
Pokemon-e Starter Deck (Japanese) was released on 2001-12-01.