Pokémon
Pokémon card sets with full card lists: every card with its number, rarity, picture and price in euros, and a tracker for your collection.
Pokémon card set lists and a collection tracker
A modern Pokémon TCG set has a main numbering — printed on each card as, say, 084/103 — and cards numbered above it. Those higher numbers are the secret cards: illustration rares, special illustration rares and the like. They are the reason a set list matters, because they are easy to miss and they carry most of a set's value.
Each set here is a complete checklist in number order, from 151 through to the Mega Evolution era. Every card shows its picture, number and rarity, so a gap in the numbering is easy to spot.
Prices are in euros and come from Cardmarket's price trend. That figure mixes every print language and every condition, so read it as a guide to what a card is worth rather than a quote for the copy in your hand. Duplicate cards can be traded or sold on the ColleX Market, and missing ones looked for there.