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JU99 · Jungle Set Index

171.61
$596 now · $347 in Feb 2021 · ▲ 1.6% this week

Warming up $596 buys one raw copy of each of the 64 Jungle Set cards today (recent sales, Nov 12). The same cards cost about $347 in February 2021, the earliest month with reliable sales data, so they are about 72% pricier now; up 1.6% this week.Singles only, not sealed boxes or packs.

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Priciest cardSnorlax #11$79.95recent sales
Biggest move since Nov 9Scyther #26▼ 17%since last update

Same set, other prints — each its own index: JU1E · 1st Edition

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 64 cards by weight · the full basket is one tap below the table
#CardRecent salesWeightSales 90DWatch · Buy raw / graded · Bid
1
Snorlax#11 · holo
$79.9513.4%37Raw
2
Jolteon#4 · holo
$44.017.4%37Raw
3
Flareon#3 · holo
$41.206.9%38Raw
4
Scyther#10 · holo
$27.004.5%38Raw
5
Pidgeot#8 · holo
$24.484.1%38Raw
6
Clefable#1 · holo
$20.343.4%38Raw
7
Vileplume#15 · holo
$20.303.4%39Raw
8
Nidoqueen#7 · holo
$20.133.4%40Raw
9
Victreebel#14 · holo
$20.003.4%31Raw
10
Vaporeon#12 · holo
$19.993.4%38Raw
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11
Mr. Mime#6 · holo
$19.743.3%40Raw
12
Venomoth#13 · holo
$19.273.2%35Raw
13
Wigglytuff#16 · holo
$18.973.2%37Raw
14
Electrode#2 · holo
$17.492.9%38Raw
15
Pinsir#9 · holo
$17.362.9%38Raw
16$14.502.4%40Raw
17$11.842.0%40Raw
18$10.871.8%36Raw
19$10.001.7%33Raw
20$10.001.7%41Raw
21$7.991.3%43Raw
22
Kangaskhan#5 · holo
$7.641.3%30Raw
23$6.801.1%39Raw
24$6.761.1%39Raw
25$6.071.0%40Raw
26$5.490.9%43Raw
27$5.380.9%30Raw
28$5.190.9%43Raw
29$5.080.9%42Raw
30$4.990.8%44Raw
31$4.990.8%40Raw
32$4.990.8%40Raw
33$3.750.6%39Raw
34$2.530.4%44Raw
35$2.050.3%43Raw
36$1.990.3%36Raw
37$1.990.3%46Raw
38$1.990.3%41Raw
39$1.990.3%47Raw
40$1.990.3%40Raw
41$1.990.3%44Raw
42$1.990.3%38Raw
43$1.990.3%48Raw
44$1.980.3%45Raw
45$1.860.3%41Raw
46$1.830.3%46Raw
47$1.790.3%47Raw
48$1.760.3%42Raw
49$1.690.3%47Raw
50$1.690.3%46Raw
51$1.540.3%43Raw
52$1.510.3%50Raw
53$1.500.3%49Raw
54$1.500.3%49Raw
55$1.500.3%49Raw
56$1.490.3%44Raw
57$1.470.2%47Raw
58$1.440.2%40Raw
59$1.420.2%47Raw
60$1.400.2%50Raw
61$1.360.2%48Raw
62$1.330.2%47Raw
63$1.310.2%52Raw
64$1.130.2%49Raw
How this index works

On Nov 12, 2026 the Jungle (Unlimited) index (JU99) stood at 171.61 (Feb 2021 = 100), and one raw copy of each of the 64 cards it prices cost about $596 at eBay sold prices read on PriceCharting. It is re-marked every Monday and Thursday. 100 = Feb 2021, the first month the sold history reliably covers (the set predates it); months before 09/28/26 are reconstructed from monthly price history, live marks since 09/28/26. This block tracks the set; it does not recommend cards.

$596 for one of each · 64 cards · 100 = Feb 2021 (first reliable month) · live since 09/28/26 · re-marked 11/12/26 · ▲ +1.6% w/w

How to read the big number: it started at 100. 171.61 means these cards cost about 72% more than on day one. It is the same one-of-each cost ($596 today vs $347 then), scaled so the base month is 100.

One of each of the 64 cards in the set, raw: about $596 at 90-day sold medians as of Nov 12. What the whole set costs to buy, one copy of each card, on that date. Since Oct 12, 2026 the index level above is this same one-of-each sum, indexed to the set’s base month (cards tracked outside the level excepted).

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.
Basket / Universe64 / 64
Top card weight13.4%
Top 5 weight36.4%
Effective holdings21.7
One of each · cost$596
Since base+71.61%
Divisor3.470364
Re-markMON · THU

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 90 days to enter, 4 to stay. The holo rule: 16 holo-tier cards (holos, Shinings, Crystals, secret and illustration rares — by printed rarity) are standing constituents. They are never screened out, because a set's value sits in its holos and raw holos trade slower than commons precisely because they cost more; all of them currently clear the screen on their own. Price-weighted on PriceCharting's dated ungraded sold list (eBay sales, with TCGplayer sales where PriceCharting records them), never asks. The TCGplayer shop price shown beside each card is a separate number and is not in the level. No caps. The index is the cost of one copy of every card in the basket ($596 today), indexed to 100 at the base month: a card's weight is its price over that sum and moves with prices, nothing is ever trimmed, and there is no rebalance — the top card is 13.4% because that is what the set is. (The 25% single-card and 5/50 group caps used Sep 15 – Oct 12, 2026 were retired on Oct 12: a set cannot trim a Charizard the way an ETF trims a position.) Level = Σ(sold mark) ÷ divisor 3.470364; entries and exits are logged divisor adjustments; reconstitution quarterly (first Monday of Jan/Apr/Jul/Oct, announced the Monday before). The plain read's whole-set figure is the plain sum of every priced card's sold mark, one copy each, raw and uncapped, with its window and date printed; its change compares the same cards at two market marks at least five days apart and never across a divisor row. It is what the set costs to buy, not a level. Every card in the universe is in the basket. Left out of the universe on purpose: the “Venonat 1st Edition Line Error” row — an error variant, not a set slot (Venonat #63 itself is in). n30 is a liquidity gate, never a volume figure (the source caps its table at 60 rows). The second English set (1999), 64 cards; the holo Eeveelutions and Snorlax are the chase. Unlimited print only: 1st Edition, Shadowless and stamped or error variants are separate PriceCharting items and are not in this index. Raw vintage sells a few times a month, so this index screens and marks on 90 days of sales (enter at 6, stay at 4), the same window as its 1st Edition sibling. 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.