Best of game Card Values & Price Guide

Released in 2002 as part of the E-Card series, Best of game spans 9 cards — 4 of them priced from TCGplayer and Cardmarket.

Released 2002/12/019 printed cards
Cards tracked
4
Cards priced
4
Median value
$54.00
Tracked total
$272.80
Cost to complete
$305.45
cheapest printings
Top card
$144.03
Dark Venusaur

By CardLedger Research · Market data updated · Prices from TCGplayer & Cardmarket

Overview

About the Best of game set

Dating to 2002/12/01, Best of game is a vintage-era E-Card-series set with 9 cards. The most valuable card is Dark Venusaur #7, worth $144.03 (Unknown).

This report prices 4 of the 4 tracked cards from live TCGplayer (USD) and Cardmarket (EUR) data, with a median card value of $54.00 and an average of $68.20.

Market

Best of game value distribution

How market value is spread across the set's tracked cards.

Set value index

4 days tracked · +0.1%
2026-10-15 · $272.60▲ 0.1% since 2026-10-152026-10-26 · $272.80
Index change
+0.1%
over 4 days
Off recorded high
-0%
Max drawdown
-0%
Daily volatility
0.1%

The index sums the live market value of every priced card in the set, built from our own daily snapshots.

The set's value is concentrated at the top: Dark Venusaur alone is worth $144.03, and the five most valuable cards — Dark Venusaur #7 ($144.03), Dark Ivysaur #6 ($67.89), Rocket’s Scizor #4 ($40.10), Rocket’s Sneasel #5 ($20.78) — carry the bulk of the $272.80 tracked total.

The median card value is $54.00 versus an average of $68.20 — a fairly even spread of value across the checklist.

For collectors, the 4 cards above $20.78 are the ones worth sleeving; the rest of the set is affordable to complete raw.

Checklist

Rarity & price distribution

The tracked checklist breaks down by rarity as: 4 Unknown. Rarer tiers carry the highest values.

By price band, the set has 0 cards Under $1, 0 cards $1–$5, 0 cards $5–$20, 3 cards $20–$100, 1 cards $100+. 1 cards trade above $100.

Dark Venusaur is the standout chase at $144.03; the next tier down (Dark Ivysaur, Rocket’s Scizor) forms the mid-set value layer.

Price bands

Under $10 cards · 0%
$1–$50 cards · 0%
$5–$200 cards · 0%
$20–$1003 cards · 75%
$100+1 cards · 25%
Cost to complete

What it costs to complete Best of game

Cheapest-printing cost to gather every tracked Best of game card, broken down by rarity tier.

RarityCardsCost to completeShareMedian
Unknown4$305.45100%$54.00

Affordable core vs tail

Cheapest 90% of cards$305.45
Priciest 10% (the tail)—
Total to complete raw$305.45

Most of a set is cheap to collect — the last few chase cards carry most of the cost. The priciest 10% alone are 0% of the total.

Top cards

Most valuable Best of game cards

Ranked by live market value from TCGplayer (USD).

#CardRarityVariantMarket valueYou'd net
1Dark Venusaur #7UnknownNormal$144.03$144.03
2Dark Ivysaur #6UnknownNormal$67.89$67.89
3Rocket’s Scizor #4UnknownNormal$40.10$40.10
4Rocket’s Sneasel #5UnknownNormal$20.78$20.78
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Price movement

Heating up in Best of game

Cards in this set trading furthest above their 30-day average (7-day momentum).

Buy the dip

Cooling off in Best of game

Cards in this set trading furthest below their 30-day average — potential value windows.

FAQ

Best of game questions

What is the most valuable card in Best of game?

Dark Venusaur #7 is the set's top card, valued at $144.03 (Unknown). It ranks #1 of 4 priced Best of game cards.

How many cards are in Best of game?

Best of game contains 9 printed cards in the E-Card series, released 2002/12/01. This report tracks 4 of them, 4 with live prices.

What is the average Best of game card worth?

The median tracked value is $54.00 and the average is $68.20. The gap reflects the set's chase cards, which pull the average above the typical card.

Should I collect Best of game?

As a vintage-era E-Card-series set, Best of game has fixed, finite supply that supports long-term collector value. Completing it raw is affordable at a $54.00 median, while the top chase cards carry the investment case.

What are the top Best of game cards to buy?

The highest-value cards are Dark Venusaur #7 ($144.03), Dark Ivysaur #6 ($67.89), Rocket’s Scizor #4 ($40.10), Rocket’s Sneasel #5 ($20.78). These are the set's chase cards and the ones most worth grading or holding.

Full checklist

All Best of game cards

Showing 4 of 4 tracked cards with live market values, with the complete checklist below.

Complete Best of game checklist (4)