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Poké Ball — Jungle #64/64

Trainer Common

Poké Ball is card #64/64 in the 1999 Pokemon Jungle set (Common). It was printed in 1st Edition and Unlimited. PSA has graded about 3,124 copies across its printings.

Print variants & how to tell them apart

Poké Ball 1st Edition
1st Edition
The black 'Edition 1' stamp — a circle containing the number 1 — sits just left of the artwork, below the art box. Jungle has no shadowless printing, so a 1st Edition card is otherwise identical to Unlimited (same drop shadow, same set symbol). The first and smallest print run; commands a premium.
Poké Ball Unlimited
Unlimited
No stamp. The standard and by far the most common Jungle printing, with the set symbol (a rafflesia-like flower) in the lower-right of the art box. The only tell vs 1st Edition is the missing stamp — both have the drop shadow and the set symbol.

Graded population (PSA & SGC)

GraderTotal109872–61Auth
1st Edition
PSA2,6256721,11942918921051
SGC2014102300
Unlimited
PSA4999120299446111
SGC50120200
PSA & SGC graded population by printing & grade. PSA tracks the No Symbol holo error as its own variety; counts may combine printings where a grader does not separate them.

Card details

Type
Trainer
Retreat
0
Artist
Keiji Kinebuchi

Prices & where to buy

Unlimited market $0.31 via TCGplayer
VariantMarketTCGplayereBay
1st Edition$4.76TCGplayerBuy It Now · Auctions · Sold
Unlimited$0.31TCGplayerBuy It Now · Auctions · Sold
Market values are live TCGplayer prices for each printing. A dash means TCGplayer has no separate or active listing for that variant (e.g. the No Symbol error). As an eBay Partner & affiliate we may earn from qualifying purchases.

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About the print variants

Jungle cards come in two editions: 1st Edition (a black 'Edition 1' stamp left of the art box) and Unlimited (no stamp; the standard, most common printing). Both carry the drop shadow and the rafflesia set symbol -- the only tell between them is the stamp (Jungle has no Shadowless or 1999-2000 printing). The 16 holo rares also exist as the famous No Set Symbol error: an early Unlimited holo run that is missing the set symbol in the lower-right of the art box.

Frequently asked questions

How many Poké Ball (Jungle #64/64) cards have been graded?
PSA has graded about 3,124 Poké Ball from the 1999 Pokemon Jungle set (2,625 1st Edition, 499 Unlimited); SGC has graded about 25.
What is the difference between 1st Edition and Unlimited Poké Ball?
1st Edition and Unlimited Poké Ball are identical except the stamp: 1st Edition carries a black 'Edition 1' stamp to the left of the art box, while Unlimited has none. Jungle has no Shadowless or 1999-2000 printing, so the stamp is the only tell.
How much is a Poké Ball worth?
The TCGplayer market price for Poké Ball is about $0.31 for Unlimited and about $4.76 for 1st Edition.

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Sources: card data from the Pokemon TCG API (pokemontcg.io); graded population from PSA & SGC population reports; market prices from TCGplayer; variant scans from PriceCharting; set and variant facts from Bulbapedia. Compiled & maintained by T206Cards.com. Page last updated 2026-08-31.