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NR01 · Neo Revelation Set Index

All 66 cards of Pokémon TCG Neo Revelation (Unlimited), priced from dated sold comps and re-marked Monday and Thursday. 100 = Jan 2021, the first month the sold history reliably covers (the set predates it); months before 10/04/26 are reconstructed from monthly price history, live marks since 10/04/26. This block tracks the set; it does not recommend cards. Method ↓

#1 constituent · Shining Gyarados #65 · card image
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100 = Jan 2021 (first reliable month) · live since 10/04/26 · re-marked 10/04/26
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The 66 cards we track in Pokémon TCG Neo Revelation (Unlimited) are worth 108.9% more together than in January 2021, the earliest month with reliable sales data.

Priciest card: Shining Gyarados (#65), about $700 on recent sales.

How to read the big number: it started at 100. Above 100 means these cards got pricier; below 100 means cheaper.

This tracks prices — it doesn’t tell you to buy or sell. Cards are long holds, so the 6–12 month picture matters more than any one week.

Same set, other prints — each its own index: NR1E · 1st Edition

Chase · top 3 by sold mark · dated · the cards that carry this set
Sold mark per card, from the table below: a median of recent dated sales (not one sale), dated to the read — not a call. Links open live eBay listings (affiliate; ShopCardHub earns a commission at no cost to you).
Buy buttons openRaw · PSA 9 · PSA 10 · TAG on every row · tap a card name for its raw-to-PSA 10 price ladder
Top 10 of 66 cards by weight · the full basket is one tap below the table
#CardSold markWeightSales 30DWatch · Buy raw / graded · Bid
1$700.0019.5%*23Raw
2$384.9512.0%*29Raw
3$235.007.3%*31Raw
4$125.005.3%*31Raw
5$146.505.2%*29Raw
6$102.005.0%*31Raw
7$155.754.9%*31Raw
8$110.004.7%*33Raw
9$56.753.8%33Raw
10$51.003.4%28Raw
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11$50.003.3%25Raw
12$35.002.3%21Raw
13$35.002.3%29Raw
14$30.002.0%17Raw
15$29.752.0%15Raw
16$24.991.7%18Raw
17$23.941.6%30Raw
18$15.501.0%26Raw
19$13.570.9%32Raw
20$13.380.9%32Raw
21$12.990.9%31Raw
22$11.990.8%33Raw
23$10.470.7%24Raw
24$8.500.6%34Raw
25$8.180.5%20Raw
26$7.990.5%35Raw
27$7.150.5%20Raw
28$7.000.5%15Raw
29$6.000.4%19Raw
30$5.690.4%23Raw
31
Jynx#31
$4.990.3%24Raw
32$3.990.3%33Raw
33$3.990.3%34Raw
34$3.780.3%33Raw
35$3.000.2%35Raw
36$2.970.2%21Raw
37$2.490.2%13Raw
38$2.490.2%17Raw
39$2.390.2%11Raw
40$2.250.1%24Raw
41$2.170.1%30Raw
42$2.130.1%20Raw
43$2.080.1%22Raw
44$2.000.1%24Raw
45$2.000.1%21Raw
46$1.990.1%19Raw
47$1.990.1%25Raw
48$1.990.1%29Raw
49$1.990.1%16Raw
50$1.990.1%18Raw
51$1.990.1%28Raw
52$1.980.1%15Raw
53$1.920.1%22Raw
54$1.890.1%24Raw
55$1.870.1%24Raw
56$1.870.1%14Raw
57$1.850.1%12Raw
58$1.740.1%22Raw
59$1.730.1%24Raw
60$1.690.1%15Raw
61$1.500.1%23Raw
62$1.370.1%14Raw
63$1.320.1%18Raw
64$1.230.1%14Raw
65$1.220.1%15Raw
66$1.180.1%12Raw

Method. One set, one index. The universe is every card in the set; the basket is the cards that trade as ungraded singles — at least 6 clean single-card sold comps in the trailing 30 days to enter, 4 to stay. Price-weighted on PriceCharting's dated ungraded sold list (blended eBay + TCGplayer), never asks. Caps: no card above 25% and positions above 5% never past 50% together (the Select Sector SPDR 5/50 rule) — a weight marked * is capped, and every cap is a weight in the divisor math, so applying one never moves the level. Level = Σ(sold mark × weight) ÷ divisor 7.217121; entries, exits and cap changes are logged divisor adjustments; reconstitution quarterly (first Monday of Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct, announced the Monday before). Every card in the universe is in the basket. Left out of the universe on purpose: the “Double Holo Error” rows (Celebi #3, Crobat #4, Ho-Oh #7, Houndoom #8, Misdreavus #11, Shining Gyarados #65, Shining Magikarp #66) — misprint variants PriceCharting lists as separate items, not set slots. n30 is a liquidity gate, never a volume figure (the source caps its table at 60 rows). The third Neo set (September 2001): 64 cards plus two secret rares, Shining Gyarados #65 and Shining Magikarp #66 — the first Shining Pokémon. Holos include Ho-Oh, Celebi and the legendary beasts. Unlimited print only: 1st Edition, Shadowless and stamped or error variants are separate PriceCharting items and are not in this index. A vintage raw copy can be any condition, so the mark is the median raw sale, not a near-mint price. Bid buttons are live eBay auctions on the exact card (verified title, soonest close with bids first, refreshed every 15 minutes) — bids, not marks. An index is a measurement, not a call. How prices work · every ticker.