Venomoth is card #13/64 in the 1999 Pokemon Jungle set (Rare Holo, holofoil). It was printed in 1st Edition and Unlimited, and the 16 holo rares also exist as the famous No Set Symbol error. PSA has graded about 8,615 copies across its printings.
Print variants & how to tell them apart
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.
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.
No Set Symbol (error)
An early Unlimited holo printing where the Jungle set symbol (the rafflesia flower) was accidentally left off the lower-right of the art box — the card has NO set symbol. Only the 16 holo rares (#1–16) exist this way. A famous, separately graded and registry-tracked error subset (PSA/CGC 'Jungle – No Symbol').
Shown: a standard scan -- the No Symbol error is identical except the Jungle set symbol (the rafflesia flower) in the lower-right is MISSING. A true error scan is coming.
Graded population (PSA & SGC)
Grader
Total
10
9
8
7
2–6
1
Auth
1st Edition
PSA
3,120
108
747
927
520
809
8
1
SGC
39
0
3
6
10
20
0
0
Unlimited
PSA
4,374
40
668
1,301
969
1,366
30
0
SGC
99
0
6
27
24
41
1
0
No Set Symbol (error)
PSA
1,121
29
278
341
232
234
7
0
SGC
9
0
0
1
3
4
1
0
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
Grass
Stage
Stage 1
HP
70
Evolves from
Venonat
Weakness
Fire ×2
Resistance
Fighting -30
Retreat
0
Artist
Ken Sugimori
Pokedex #
49
Attacks
10Venom Powder[Grass Grass]
Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused and Poisoned.
Pokémon Power: Shift
Once during your turn (before your attack), you may change the type of Venomoth to the type of any other Pokémon in play other than Colorless. This power can't be used if Venomoth is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.
The dust-like scales covering its wings are color coded to indicate the kinds of poison it has.
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.
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 Venomoth (Jungle #13/64) cards have been graded?
PSA has graded about 8,615 Venomoth from the 1999 Pokemon Jungle set (3,120 1st Edition, 4,374 Unlimited, 1,121 No Set Symbol (error)); SGC has graded about 147.
What is the difference between 1st Edition and Unlimited Venomoth?
1st Edition and Unlimited Venomoth 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. As one of the 16 holo rares, Venomoth also exists as the famous No Set Symbol error - an early Unlimited holo run missing the rafflesia set symbol from the lower-right of the art box.
How much is a Venomoth worth?
The TCGplayer market price for Venomoth is about $32.18 for Unlimited and about $89.26 for 1st Edition. The No Symbol error has no separate TCGplayer listing; check the live links for current sales.
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.
