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Pokemon Jungle

0 cards · 49 sealed products · released 1997-03-05

Sealed productstop 24 of 49 by value · all sealed

Products with market price, 7- and 30-day change, distance below all-time high, days of recorded history and a 90-day price sparkline
CardMarket7d30d90d
$500.00
$82.21 +2.8% +9.7%
$57.45 +3.2% +13.3%
$50.41 +2.0% +4.6%
$44.09 +7.8% +22.9%
$23.44 -0.5% +9.8%
$20.16 +2.9% +6.6%
$19.60 +5.4% +8.1%
$19.13 -2.8% -1.2%
$17.69 -5.9% -0.8%
$17.55 +0.9% +6.4%
$17.34 -1.0% +1.6%
$15.16 +4.6% +20.6%
$15.07 0.0% +8.0%
$13.51 +11.8% +18.5%
$12.98 -0.3% +7.2%
$12.03 +1.7% -2.3%
$11.39 +2.2% +10.2%
$4.34 -6.5% -10.3%
$3.24 +0.3% +2.5%
$2.59 -1.5% -0.4%
$2.32 -4.1% -9.7%
$2.29 -3.0% -4.6%
$2.23 -1.3% -4.3%

Pokemon Jungle sealed

17 sealed products in the sample · rebased to 100 at 2025-01-15
30d
+7.8%
90d
+19.7%
1y
+82.8%
All
+76.0%
Level
174.6
2025-01-152026-08-30

Weekly chain-linked index. Each step compares only sealed products priced in BOTH of the two weeks, so items appearing or delisting cannot move the line — 10.6% of a fixed basket went dark over the last eleven months, and a level computed over whoever reported today would follow that instead of prices. An item must clear $5 in both weeks of a step to count: without a floor, penny rounding dominates. The line is the longest unbroken run of weeks with enough matched pairs — a week too thin to measure truncates it rather than being bridged over. Scoped to this set, using the same construction as the market index. How this is built.