E-Card

Best of game
Every Best of game card and every printing — with live TCGplayer prices. Check off what you own, switch between Set, Master and Grand Master goals, and see exactly what it costs to finish.
- Set code
- BOG
- Released
- Cards
- 9
- Set value
- $3,176
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complete
Your Best of game
0/9
cards in this set
Standard set · #1–90/9
Master set · every reverse & pattern0/9
Grand master · + stamps & promos0/23
Your value
$0.00
Cost to complete
$3,176
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Electabuzz
001/009N
$41.92
Hitmonchan
002/009N
$39.97
Professor Elm
003/009N
$34.24
Rocket’s Scizor
004/009N
$40.95
Rocket’s Sneasel
005/009N
$21.17
Dark Ivysaur
006/009N
$68.23
Dark Venusaur
007/009N
$144.03
Rocket’s Mewtwo
008/009N
$2,400
Rocket’s Hitmonchan
009/009N
$385.67
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Questions & answers
- How many cards are in Best of game?
- Best of game has 9 cards.
- What is the most valuable card in Best of game?
- Rocket’s Mewtwo (008/009) is currently the most valuable Best of game card, at about $2,400 (TCGplayer market price). The next most valuable are Rocket’s Hitmonchan (009/009, $385.67) and Dark Venusaur (007/009, $144.03).
- What's in the Best of game master set?
- The Best of game master set is every card plus every alternate printing (reverse holos, Poké Ball and Master Ball patterns, 1st editions…): 9 printings in total — 9 cards and 0 extra printings. A grand master set also adds stamped and special releases, for 23 printings.
- When was Best of game released?
- Best of game was released on December 1, 2002, as part of the E-Card series.
- How much does it cost to buy every Best of game card?
- Buying one copy of each Best of game card at current market prices costs about $3,176 (9 of 9 cards have a market price).
Answers are generated from Tallgrass's own catalog and market data.


