
Emerald
- Cards
- 107+1 secret
- Set Value
- $4,033.92
- Median
- $2.19107 priced
- Top Card
- Milotic ex · $799.99
Set Checklist
107 of 107 cards

Blaziken
#1 · Rare Holo

Deoxys
#2 · Rare Holo

Exploud
#3 · Rare Holo

Gardevoir
#4 · Rare Holo

Groudon
#5 · Rare Holo

Kyogre
#6 · Rare Holo

Manectric
#7 · Rare Holo

Milotic
#8 · Rare Holo

Rayquaza
#9 · Rare Holo

Sceptile
#10 · Rare Holo

Swampert
#11 · Rare Holo

Chimecho
#12 · Rare

Glalie
#13 · Rare

Groudon
#14 · Rare

Kyogre
#15 · Rare

Manectric
#16 · Rare

Nosepass
#17 · Rare

Relicanth
#18 · Rare

Rhydon
#19 · Rare

Seviper
#20 · Rare

Zangoose
#21 · Rare

Breloom
#22 · Uncommon

Camerupt
#23 · Uncommon

Claydol
#24 · Uncommon

Combusken
#25 · Uncommon

Dodrio
#26 · Uncommon

Electrode
#27 · Uncommon

Grovyle
#28 · Uncommon

Grumpig
#29 · Uncommon

Grumpig
#30 · Uncommon

Hariyama
#31 · Uncommon

Illumise
#32 · Uncommon

Kirlia
#33 · Uncommon

Linoone
#34 · Uncommon

Loudred
#35 · Uncommon

Marshtomp
#36 · Uncommon

Minun
#37 · Uncommon

Ninetales
#38 · Uncommon

Plusle
#39 · Uncommon

Swalot
#40 · Uncommon

Swellow
#41 · Uncommon

Volbeat
#42 · Uncommon

Baltoy
#43 · Common

Cacnea
#44 · Common

Doduo
#45 · Common

Duskull
#46 · Common

Electrike
#47 · Common

Electrike
#48 · Common

Feebas
#49 · Common

Feebas
#50 · Common

Gulpin
#51 · Common

Larvitar
#52 · Common

Luvdisc
#53 · Common

Makuhita
#54 · Common

Meditite
#55 · Common

Mudkip
#56 · Common

Numel
#57 · Common

Numel
#58 · Common

Pichu
#59 · Common

Pikachu
#60 · Common

Ralts
#61 · Common

Rhyhorn
#62 · Common

Shroomish
#63 · Common

Snorunt
#64 · Common

Spoink
#65 · Common

Spoink
#66 · Common

Swablu
#67 · Common

Taillow
#68 · Common

Torchic
#69 · Common

Treecko
#70 · Common

Voltorb
#71 · Common

Vulpix
#72 · Common

Whismur
#73 · Common

Zigzagoon
#74 · Common

Battle Frontier
#75 · Uncommon

Double Full Heal
#76 · Uncommon

Lanette's Net Search
#77 · Uncommon

Lum Berry
#78 · Uncommon

Mr. Stone's Project
#79 · Uncommon

Oran Berry
#80 · Uncommon

PokéNav
#81 · Uncommon

Professor Birch
#82 · Uncommon

Rare Candy
#83 · Uncommon

Scott
#84 · Uncommon

Wally's Training
#85 · Uncommon

Darkness Energy
#86 · Rare

Double Rainbow Energy
#87 · Rare

Metal Energy
#88 · Rare

Multi Energy
#89 · Rare

Altaria ex
#90 · Rare Holo EX

Cacturne ex
#91 · Rare Holo EX

Camerupt ex
#92 · Rare Holo EX

Deoxys ex
#93 · Rare Holo EX

Dusclops ex
#94 · Rare Holo EX

Medicham ex
#95 · Rare Holo EX

Milotic ex
#96 · Rare Holo EX

Raichu ex
#97 · Rare Holo EX

Regice ex
#98 · Rare Holo EX

Regirock ex
#99 · Rare Holo EX

Registeel ex
#100 · Rare Holo EX

Grass Energy
#101 · Rare Holo

Fire Energy
#102 · Rare Holo

Water Energy
#103 · Rare Holo

Lightning Energy
#104 · Rare Holo

Psychic Energy
#105 · Rare Holo

Fighting Energy
#106 · Rare Holo

Farfetch'd
#107 · Rare Secret
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Pokémon in Emerald
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About Emerald
Emerald is a EX-series Pokémon TCG expansion released on May 1, 2005 (set code EM). It has 107 cards — 106 in the numbered checklist plus 1 secret rares: 86 Pokémon, 11 Trainer and 10 Energy cards, with artwork from 18 illustrators.
Market snapshot: 107 of the 107 cards currently have TCGplayer market pricing (USD). Adding them up, a complete Emerald set is worth about $4,034; the median card trades at $2.19 and prices range from $0.41 to $800. The most valuable card is Milotic ex (#96, Rare Holo EX) at $800, followed by Rayquaza (#9) at $440.
Common is the most common rarity in the checklist (32 cards), ahead of Uncommon (32). 75 different Pokémon appear in Emerald; open any Pokémon guide below to compare its printings across every set.
Emerald FAQ
How many cards are in Emerald?
Emerald has 107 cards in total (106 numbered cards plus 1 secret rares): 86 Pokémon, 11 Trainer and 10 Energy. It was released on May 1, 2005 as part of the EX series.
What is the most expensive card in Emerald?
Milotic ex (#96, Rare Holo EX) is currently the most valuable Emerald card at $800 on TCGplayer market price, followed by Rayquaza at $440. Prices refresh hourly.
How much is a complete Emerald set worth?
Adding up current TCGplayer market prices for the 107 priced cards, a complete Emerald set is worth about $4,034. The median card is $2.19, so most of that value sits in a handful of chase cards.
When was Emerald released?
Emerald was released on May 1, 2005 with set code EM, in the EX series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
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