Pokémon Jungle Set – Complete Guide

The Jungle set was the second expansion released for the Pokémon Trading Card Game, launching in June 1999. It introduced many new Pokémon to the game, including evolutions missing from the Base Set like Jolteon, Vaporeon, and Flareon.

Quick Facts

Release Date: June 16, 1999
Total Cards: 64
Notable Pokémon: Snorlax, Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Scyther
Set Symbol: A small Vileplume flower

Holofoil Cards in Jungle

Jungle contains 16 holofoil cards. These are the most prized by collectors, especially the Eeveelutions and Scyther:

1st Edition vs Unlimited

Like the Base and Fossil sets, Jungle was released in both 1st Edition and Unlimited versions. First Edition holos in top condition are the most valuable.

Investment Outlook

The Jungle set remains popular due to the presence of the Eeveelutions, which have long-term fan appeal. 1st Edition PSA 10 cards from this set continue to see steady collector demand.

Fun Facts

Jungle was the first set to introduce alternate versions of rare cards: non-holo rares appeared alongside holo variants.
It introduced key evolutions missing in the Base Set like Butterfree and Electrode.
The U.S. Jungle set had two versions of some cards with slightly different alignment or color saturation.

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FAQs About the Jungle Set

❓ Which Jungle cards are most valuable?

Holo versions of Snorlax, Flareon, and Jolteon are among the top. 1st Edition PSA 10s are especially sought after.

❓ Are non-holo rare Jungle cards worth anything?

Yes, but generally far less than their holo counterparts. They’re still collectible, especially in full set completions or top condition.

❓ Was Jungle the first set with Eeveelutions?

Yes — Jolteon, Vaporeon, and Flareon debuted as playable cards in the Jungle expansion.