Holobrook
Scoop Up
Base 路 #78 路 Rare
馃帹 Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi
Trainer
$8.66
1 in 24packs. How often it turns up in a booster
#23 of 101most valuable in the set
$113as a PSA 10, about 13.0脳 raw
POP 1 opennobody has graded one on Holobrook yet
Scoop Up is card #78 of 102 in Base (1999), a Rare illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi. At about $8.66 it is the #23 most valuable card in the set. In a Base booster it turns up about once every 24 packs.
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In the Base set
- 馃搮 1999 路 Base 路 102 cards
- 馃幆 Appears about 1 in 24 Base packs
- 馃拵 The #23 most valuable card in Base (of 101)
What it's worth graded
Ungraded
$8.66
PSA 8 路 NM-Mint
$15.59
PSA 9 路 Mint
$34.64
PSA 9.5 路 Mint+
$60.62
PSA 10 路 Gem Mint
$113
Estimates: the ungraded market price times the typical premium a slab of that grade gets for a card from this era. Real sales vary, especially for PSA 10s. How grading adds value
Card text
Choose 1 of your Pok茅mon in play and return its Basic Pok茅mon card to your hand. (Discard all cards attached to that card.)
More by Keiji Kinebuchi
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Questions
How much is Scoop Up (Base) worth?
An ungraded Scoop Up from Base sells for about $8.66. A PSA 10 is worth more, roughly $113 by our estimate, and a PSA 9 around $34.64.
How rare is Scoop Up?
It is a Rare, and it shows up about once every 24 Base packs.
Who illustrated Scoop Up?
Keiji Kinebuchi drew the art for this card.
Can I open Base packs for free?
Yes, as a digital simulator. Holobrook lets you open Base booster packs in your browser with the set's real pull rates and keep what you pull in a digital binder. No real cards, nothing to buy.