THE HOBBY 2002 Pokémon Best of Game
Card values, the most valuable cards, and an AI grade estimate for the copy in your hand. Released December 1, 2002.
Scan it. The app names the card on the spot, and members get its grade estimate, its value, and whether it is worth sending to PSA or Beckett.
Most valuable 2002 Pokémon Best of Game cards
| # | Card | Rarity | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | Rocket's MewtwoReverse Holo | Promo | $2,400 |
| 9 | Rocket's HitmonchanReverse Holo | Promo | $386 |
| 7 | Dark VenusaurNormal | Promo | $143 |
| 6 | Dark IvysaurNormal | Promo | $68.25 |
| 1 | ElectabuzzReverse Holo | Promo | $42.17 |
| 4 | Rocket's ScizorNormal | Promo | $40.33 |
| 2 | HitmonchanReverse Holo | Promo | $40.02 |
| 3 | Professor ElmReverse Holo | Promo | $32.71 |
| 5 | Rocket's SneaselNormal | Promo | $20.56 |
TCGplayer market prices via the Pokémon TCG API, updated October 15, 2026. Raw, ungraded, the highest-priced finish of each card. A market price, not a sale.
Is it worth grading?
8 of the 9 priced cards in 2002 Pokémon Best of Game list at $30 or more raw on TCGplayer. Grading at PSA runs about $25 to $30 a card once shipping and insurance both ways are counted, so those 8 are the cards where a high grade can pay for itself. For the rest, a grade usually costs more than it adds.
The deciding question is condition, and that is what the scanner reads: photograph the front and back and The Hobby Treasury scores centering, corners, edges and surface, gives a PSA-style estimate, and makes the worth-submitting call before you pay a fee.
What the scanner checks on your copy
The grade is an AI estimate to help you decide, never an official grade. The app also flags reprint and counterfeit red flags.
2002 Pokémon Best of Game checklist
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