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Pokémon Rumble set and collector guide

RMen

Pokémon Rumble released December 2, 2009. The printed numbered set ends at 16, while the catalog contains 16 English printings after secret-numbered and premium entries are included. This page separates those counts and treatment quotes so “complete set” does not hide different collecting definitions.

16
official-numbered cards
16
total English printings
16
variant-level USD quotes
16
printings with market data

Rarity distribution

Catalog rarityPrintings
None16

Highest current market variants

TCGplayer US market snapshot captured 2026-09-21. Prices are not sold listings or Japanese-market values.

Pikachu 7

Pikachu

RM 7/

$750.00

Holo

Mewtwo 9

Mewtwo

RM 9/

$550.00

Holo

Mew 10

Mew

RM 10/

$400.65

Normal

Ninetales 3

Ninetales

RM 3/

$373.41

Normal

Gyarados 6

Gyarados

RM 6/

$324.49

Normal

Lucario 12

Lucario

RM 12/

$280.48

Normal

Venusaur 1

Venusaur

RM 1/

$279.90

Holo

Zapdos 8

Zapdos

RM 8/

$274.99

Normal

Starmie 5

Starmie

RM 5/

$159.98

Normal

Diglett 11

Diglett

RM 11/

$136.30

Normal

Rattata 15

Rattata

RM 15/

$111.98

Normal

Heatran 4

Heatran

RM 4/

$109.73

Normal

Singles cost baseline by collection goal

A master set has no useful cost until its scope is defined. These totals add one current TCGplayer US market quote for every item in each checklist definition; they are a dated singles baseline, not a guaranteed checkout total or collection appraisal.

Numbered set

One preferred regular printing for cards 001–16.

Checklist entries
16
Quoted entries
16/16
Known singles total
$4,080.70

Collector set

One preferred regular printing for every collector number, including secret-numbered cards.

Checklist entries
16
Quoted entries
16/16
Known singles total
$4,080.70

Treatment set

Every supported finish and separately identified pattern product.

Checklist entries
16
Quoted entries
16/16
Known singles total
$4,080.70

Snapshot date: 2026-09-21. Totals exclude shipping, tax, seller availability and condition adjustments. A preferred regular variant is used for the numbered and collector definitions; the treatment definition counts each sourced market identity separately.

TCGOdds does not currently label booster boxes “better value” for Pokémon Rumble. A fair box-versus-singles comparison also needs a timestamped sealed-box price and enough sourced opening evidence to describe expected contents. Until both inputs exist, use the interactive Pokémon Rumble checklist to price your actual missing cards instead.

Data boundaries and sources

Catalog identity comes from the pinned TCGdex dataset and TCGCSV product records; USD market observations come from TCGCSV's TCGplayer feed. Selected chase cards have evidence-rich detail pages, while the full catalog remains in the checklist. Images stay reduced 200px identifiers; no high-resolution downloads are distributed.

Catalog captured 2026-09-08. Pokémon TCG official expansion: Pokémon Rumble · TCGdex cards-database 1c30c50253756bafecf0f065fc377f77016ad12f · TCGdex English set ru1 · TCGCSV products, group 1433

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