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Neo Revelation

In 30 secondsThe legendary set of the Neo era. Neo Revelation has holos of Ho-Oh, Celebi and the three legendary beasts, Entei, Raikou and Suicune, and it introduced the first two Shining Pokemon, Shining Gyarados and Shining Magikarp.
First English release21 September 2001 (North America; UK shops usually a little later)
Cards in the set64 plus 2 numbered outside the main list
Holo cards16
Pokemon / Trainer / Energy61 / 5 / 0
1st EditionYes, every card
Copies printedNever published (Wizards of the Coast kept print runs private)
Copies graded (whole set)PSA 69,803 · CGC 36,049 · TAG 1,251

Where to look on a Neo Revelation card

Ho-oh, labelled1234
Ho-oh, labelled.
  1. 1 1st Edition stamp. Only the first print run has it. No stamp means Unlimited (the later, larger print).
  2. 2 Set symbol: the Neo Revelation symbol.
  3. 3 Card number and rarity: the number out of 64, then the rarity symbol (circle common, diamond uncommon, star rare).
  4. 4 Copyright line: the years and company names show when the card was printed.

The cards collectors look for

Under each card: how many were printed (never published) and how many each grading company has graded, by version. The number in brackets is how many got a perfect 10. Graded counts are not the number that exist: most copies were never graded.

Ho-oh, Neo Revelation 7
Ho-oh No. 7

Printed: never published. Wizards of the Coast did not release print runs, so any exact figure is a guess.

Graded so far: 6,045 copies across PSA, CGC and TAG.

VersionPSACGCTAG
1st Edition1,519 (88 × 10)331 (24 × 10)25
Unlimited2,866 (49 × 10)817 (20 × 10)54
Other versions431 (4 × 10)–2
Suicune, Neo Revelation 14
Suicune No. 14

Printed: never published. Wizards of the Coast did not release print runs, so any exact figure is a guess.

Graded so far: 4,973 copies across PSA, CGC and TAG.

VersionPSACGCTAG
1st Edition1,440 (35 × 10)330 (24 × 10)25
Unlimited2,342 (16 × 10)767 (23 × 10)67
Other versions––2
Entei, Neo Revelation 6
Entei No. 6

Printed: never published. Wizards of the Coast did not release print runs, so any exact figure is a guess.

Graded so far: 4,766 copies across PSA, CGC and TAG.

VersionPSACGCTAG
1st Edition1,374 (40 × 10)321 (28 × 10)22
Unlimited2,268 (12 × 10)729 (18 × 10)51
Other versions––1
Raikou, Neo Revelation 13
Raikou No. 13

Printed: never published. Wizards of the Coast did not release print runs, so any exact figure is a guess.

Graded so far: 4,575 copies across PSA, CGC and TAG.

VersionPSACGCTAG
1st Edition1,343 (36 × 10)294 (22 × 10)24
Unlimited2,155 (16 × 10)700 (13 × 10)59
Shining Gyarados, Neo Revelation 65
Shining Gyarados No. 65

Printed: never published. Wizards of the Coast did not release print runs, so any exact figure is a guess.

Graded so far: 10,605 copies across PSA, CGC and TAG.

VersionPSACGCTAG
1st Edition1,844 (116 × 10)324 (20 × 10)41
Unlimited6,053 (120 × 10)1,397 (24 × 10)163
Other versions782 (7 × 10)–1

The packs and the box

Neo Revelation booster packs came in 4 different designs. The design is just the artwork on the wrapper: every design holds cards from the same set. Booster boxes held 36 packs. Use these to recognise genuine packaging, then check the seals with our sealed packs and boxes guide.

Neo Revelation booster pack, Entei
Entei
Neo Revelation booster pack, Raikou
Raikou
Neo Revelation booster pack, Suicune
Suicune
Neo Revelation booster pack, Misdreavus
Misdreavus
Neo Revelation booster box
Booster box

Pack and box images © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK / Wizards of the Coast, via Bulbapedia, shown for identification only.

Go deeper: the first Shining cards

Shining Gyarados (65/64) and Shining Magikarp (66/64) are numbered beyond the 64-card set, so they are secret rares. They show the "shiny" colour versions from the games. All 10 vintage (Neo-era) English Shining cards are on our rare editions page.

Go deeper: the legendary beasts

Entei (6/64), Raikou (13/64) and Suicune (14/64) are holos, so the trio can be collected together from one set.

Go deeper: Ho-Oh and Celebi

Ho-Oh (7/64), the rainbow legendary, is the partner of Neo Genesis's Lugia, and many collectors chase the pair together. Celebi (3/64) made its English card debut here too.

Go deeper: small but strong

64 cards plus the 2 Shining cards, with 14 holo Pokemon. Collectors generally report seeing fewer 1st Edition copies from this set than from Neo Genesis, though no print figures were ever published.

Every card in Neo Revelation

All 66 cards, in order. Under each: number, version and how many have been graded (PSA + CGC + TAG, all versions). Card images via TCGdex and pokemontcg.io.

Go deeper: the printable checklist (66 cards)

Tick them off as you collect. "Holo rare" means the picture shines. Names as printed on English cards.

No.CardTypeVersionGraded
PSA+CGC+TAG
1/64AmpharosPokemonHolo rare2,565
2/64BlisseyPokemonHolo rare2,412
3/64CelebiPokemonHolo rare3,634
4/64CrobatPokemonHolo rare1,921
5/64DelibirdPokemonHolo rare1,828
6/64EnteiPokemonHolo rare4,766
7/64Ho-ohPokemonHolo rare6,045
8/64HoundoomPokemonHolo rare4,240
9/64JumpluffPokemonHolo rare1,805
10/64MagnetonPokemonHolo rare2,054
11/64MisdreavusPokemonHolo rare2,646
12/64Porygon2PokemonHolo rare2,303
13/64RaikouPokemonHolo rare4,575
14/64SuicunePokemonHolo rare4,973
15/64AerodactylPokemonRare794
16/64CelebiPokemonRare926
17/64EnteiPokemonRare1,171
18/64Ho-ohPokemonRare1,314
19/64KingdraPokemonRare614
20/64LugiaPokemonRare1,745
21/64RaichuPokemonRare945
22/64RaikouPokemonRare1,142
23/64SkarmoryPokemonRare649
24/64SneaselPokemonRare533
25/64StarmiePokemonRare587
26/64SudowoodoPokemonRare456
27/64SuicunePokemonRare1,164
28/64FlaaffyPokemonUncommon583
29/64GolbatPokemonUncommon574
30/64GravelerPokemonUncommon484
31/64JynxPokemonUncommon624
32/64LanturnPokemonUncommon544
33/64MagcargoPokemonUncommon571
34/64OctilleryPokemonUncommon563
35/64ParasectPokemonUncommon548
36/64PiloswinePokemonUncommon531
37/64SeakingPokemonUncommon549
38/64StantlerPokemonUncommon502
39/64Unown [B]PokemonUncommon535
40/64Unown [Y]PokemonUncommon510
41/64AipomPokemonCommon1,006
42/64ChinchouPokemonCommon960
43/64Farfetch'dPokemonCommon1,079
44/64GeodudePokemonCommon989
45/64GoldeenPokemonCommon966
46/64MurkrowPokemonCommon1,101
47/64ParasPokemonCommon957
48/64QuagsirePokemonCommon1,063
49/64QwilfishPokemonCommon966
50/64RemoraidPokemonCommon968
51/64ShucklePokemonCommon998
52/64SkiploomPokemonCommon999
53/64SlugmaPokemonCommon918
54/64SmoochumPokemonCommon1,005
55/64SnubbullPokemonCommon942
56/64StaryuPokemonCommon988
57/64SwinubPokemonCommon806
58/64Unown [K]PokemonCommon1,016
59/64ZubatPokemonCommon1,049
60/64Balloon BerryTrainerUncommon339
61/64Healing FieldTrainerUncommon308
62/64Pokémon Breeder FieldsTrainerUncommon517
63/64Rocket's HideoutTrainerUncommon774
64/64Old RodTrainerCommon510
65/64Shining GyaradosPokemonShining (secret rare)10,605
66/64Shining MagikarpPokemonShining (secret rare)10,349

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Sources (checked October 2026): Bulbapedia: Neo Revelation · TCGdex: Neo Revelation card list · PSA population report (via Pikawiz) · CGC Cards population report · TAG Grading population report · Bill's Archive: complete release timeline