How much is Scoop Up worth?

Scoop Up #78 has a TCGplayer market price of $8.66 (updated regularly). Condition, edition, and grading change the real-world value.

What set is Scoop Up from?

Scoop Up is #78 of 102 from Base, released 1999.

How rare is Scoop Up?

Scoop Up is a Rare card in a 102-card set.

Who illustrated Scoop Up?

Scoop Up was illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi.

Where does Scoop Up go in a binder?

By card number, Scoop Up goes on page 9 (row 2, col 3) of a 9-pocket binder, page 7 of a 12-pocket binder, and page 5 of a 16-pocket binder.

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Scoop Up

$8.66TCGplayer market

Scoop Up is a Rare Pokémon TCG card, #78 of 102 from Base (Base), illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi. Its current TCGplayer market price is $8.66. In a 9-pocket master-set binder it sits on page 9, row 2, column 3.

Number: #78 of 102
Rarity: Rare
Illustrator: Keiji Kinebuchi
HP: —

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In a binder

By card number, here's where Scoop Up lands in a master-set binder.

9-pocket (3×3)

Page 9

row 2 · col 3

12-pocket (3×4)

Page 7

row 2 · col 3

16-pocket (4×4)

Page 5

row 4 · col 2

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Frequently asked

How much is Scoop Up worth?: Scoop Up #78 has a TCGplayer market price of $8.66 (updated regularly). Condition, edition, and grading change the real-world value.
What set is Scoop Up from?: Scoop Up is #78 of 102 from Base, released 1999.
How rare is Scoop Up?: Scoop Up is a Rare card in a 102-card set.
Who illustrated Scoop Up?: Scoop Up was illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi.
Where does Scoop Up go in a binder?: By card number, Scoop Up goes on page 9 (row 2, col 3) of a 9-pocket binder, page 7 of a 12-pocket binder, and page 5 of a 16-pocket binder.

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