PokePark BlueJPN

Japanese · Released 2005-03-18 · 9 cards

By CardPrice Research · prices and stats update nightly from live market data

9base cards
$55.00est. singles cost
Easycompletion difficulty
Chase cards

What to target in PokePark Blue

The top 1 cards are 100% of the set’s $55.00 estimated singles cost — plan these first and the rest follows on a normal budget.

#CardNumberRarityMarketPSA 10
1Entei#1Common$54.99—
Set landscape

How PokePark Blue is built

Rarity breakdown

Common1

Price distribution

Most cards are bulk — the set’s value concentrates in a few chase cards.

<$1
$1–2
$2–5
$5–10
$10–25
$25–50
1$50–100
$100+
Buying guide

Singles or sealed?

$55.00
all singles, one of each
$54.99
median card
1
cards worth $10+
Easy
completion difficulty
Base set run$55.00one of each card up to #9 — no secrets
Full set$55.00every tracked card including secret rares

Sealed product comparison

SinglesTargeted — no luck needed
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Word on the street

What collectors say about PokePark Blue

Creators on PokePark Blue

Synthesized from widely-reported collector consensus — see a take that’s off? Use the report link on any card page.

Storage & protection

Protect your PokePark Blue cards

Even a modest set deserves basic protection — condition is most of a card’s value.

Penny sleeves (100ct)First layer

Every card worth more than bulk goes in a sleeve before anything else touches it.

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Dragon Shield Matte sleevesPremium sleeve

The archival-safe standard for cards you handle — double-sleeve chase cards with a perfect-fit inner.

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Rigid toploaders (25ct)Rigid protection

Sleeve + toploader is the minimum for anything you might grade or sell raw.

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Side-loading binder (360)Set storage

Side-loaders keep cards from sliding out; zip closure keeps dust and drops away.

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All cards 9

9 of 9
Entei #1 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Entei
#1/9$54.99
Ho-Oh #2 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Ho-Oh
#2/9—
Suicune #3 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Suicune
#3/9—
Kyogre #4 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Kyogre
#4/9—
Raikou #5 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Raikou
#5/9—
Lugia #6 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Lugia
#6/9—
Groudon #7 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Groudon
#7/9—
Tauros #8 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Tauros
#8/9—
Rayquaza #9 PokePark Blue (Japanese)
Rayquaza
#9/9—

Most valuable cards in PokePark Blue

  1. Entei #1 — $54.99

About PokePark Blue (Japanese)

PokePark Blue (Japanese) is a Pokémon TCG expansion in the Japanese series, released on 2005-03-18. The set contains 9 cards. The combined market value of a complete set is currently $54.99, with Entei #1 as the most valuable card at $54.99. Prices update nightly from live market data.

PokePark Blue (Japanese) — FAQ

How many cards are in PokePark Blue (Japanese)?

PokePark Blue (Japanese) contains 9 cards.

What is the most valuable card in PokePark Blue (Japanese)?

Entei #1 at $54.99, based on live market data updated nightly.

How much is a complete PokePark Blue (Japanese) set worth?

A complete raw set is currently worth about $54.99 at market prices.

When was PokePark Blue (Japanese) released?

PokePark Blue (Japanese) was released on 2005-03-18.