Gym Challenge (2000) · 14/132 · Jumbo · Holo Rare · Psychic · illus. Shin-ichi Yoshida · released 2000-10-16
| Grade | Price |
|---|---|
| Raw (ungraded) | $61.00 |
| Grade 9 | — |
| PSA 10 | — |
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Gym Challenge was printed in 1st Edition and Unlimited runs, and this card also exists as Jumbo. Tap a printing to open its page.
Unlimited$174.99 raw2.9× cheaper on raw
1st Edition$476.68 raw7.8× cheaper on raw
Jumbo$61.00 rawYou are hereJumbo — not a Gym Challenge printing. An oversized, non-holofoil version of Rocket's Mewtwo #14, printed three years after the set. The same card also served as Best of Game promo 8 — a reverse holofoil copy with a gold “Winner” stamp in the corner of the artwork, handed to players at the BattleZone tournaments in June 2003 — and the Jumbo was released alongside that promotion. Bulbapedia's Additional cards table for this expansion lists one card outside the main set, Brock's Vulpix, the set's W promo; Rocket's Mewtwo is not on it, and its 1st Edition and Unlimited printings are the whole of its Gym Challenge record. It has a page here because PriceCharting files it under the Gym Challenge console, so a search for the card arrives on this site. How to tell: the size — it is oversized rather than a standard card. A gold “Winner” stamp means you have the BattleZone promo rather than either the Jumbo or a set printing. Source: Bulbapedia, “Rocket's Mewtwo (Gym Challenge 14)” — Release information; “Jumbo cards (TCG)” — Wizards of the Coast Series.
Machine-compiled card record. Set, number, rarity, type and printings from TCGplayer structured data; artist via pokemontcg.io. Prices are PriceCharting sold comps (October 8, 2026), and each printing shows that printing's own scan, taken from the source listing.