Emerald Checklist
Complete card list for Emerald, including set numbers, names, collector context, and sample cards to verify first. Use it to check what you own, what you still need, and which cards to scan next.
Checklist summary
107
Cards listed
107
Card numbers
Scan
Rarity signals
2/5
Collector fit
Collector snapshot
What matters in the Emerald checklist
Use these set-level signals before you chase every row. The official set count is 107, while Pokex currently renders 107 cataloged cards for quick tracking.
Official set count
107
0 cards above the official number
Catalog rows
107
ex9 catalog source
Top chase signal
Farfetch'd
Top sample
Highest card number
#107
Rarity labels are sparse in this catalog snapshot, so the checklist highlights top sample cards and high-number cards instead.
Top sample cards to verify first
Start with these Emerald cards when checking images, collector numbers, and variants. They give quick coverage across the high end of the checklist.
Best for collectors who want a structured set plan
Emerald is useful when you want the set guide, card rows, price tools, and scanner links in one workflow. Start with the numbered base set, then use Farfetch'd and nearby high-number cards as the chase pass.
Emerald is approachable for checklist tracking because the cataloged card list is compact enough to scan, verify, and complete in a few collecting sessions.
Next internal paths
Jump from the checklist into price, value, scanner, and collection workflows without returning to search results.
Emerald card list
Tap a card to open its detail page. Scan owned cards in Pokex to track completion automatically.
How to use this checklist
Scan
Scan your Emerald cards in Pokex instead of typing names manually.
Verify
Open card detail pages to confirm numbers, variants, and images.
Complete
Use your collection view to see missing cards and finish the set.
Frequently Asked Questions
01 How many cards are in the Emerald checklist?
The Pokex catalog currently lists 107 cards for Emerald. The official set count is 107, and some expansions include secret rares, promos, or alternate printings beyond the main set number.
02 Which Emerald cards should I check first?
Start with Farfetch'd, then verify the highest-number cards and any holo, reverse holo, full art, or promo variants you own.
03 Can I track Emerald completion in Pokex?
Yes. Scan cards into Pokex and the app adds them to your collection automatically, so you can track set completion without manually maintaining a spreadsheet.
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