A Jungle No Symbol Pokémon card is a 1999 Jungle holographic rare missing the set symbol below the artwork. The omission creates a recognized variant that can affect price, but character and condition still matter greatly. These cards belong to the Jungle set, not Base Set. Buyers and sellers should verify the holofoil, card number, missing symbol, and comparable sales before assigning an error-card premium.
Table of Contents
- Where to Look for the Missing Symbol
- Which Jungle Cards Qualify?
- How Much Does the Error Affect Price?
- How to Buy, Sell, or Price One
Where to Look for the Missing Symbol
A normal Jungle card has a small, Vileplume-like set symbol below the artwork on the right. A genuine No Symbol variant leaves that location blank, as shown in PSA's guide to the 1999 Jungle set. Check the printed card number as well as the blank symbol area.
PSA catalogs No Symbol cards separately under 1999 Pokémon Jungle, including Snorlax #11. Do not identify the card from the missing mark alone. Confirm that its name, number, design, and holofoil match a Jungle holographic rare.
Which Jungle Cards Qualify?
The documented No Symbol category covers Jungle's 16 holographic rares, numbered #1 through #16. PSA's current Jungle price guide lists a No Symbol version from Clefable #1 through Wigglytuff #16.
The same Pokémon also appear as non-holographic cards numbered #17 through #32. A non-holo card with no visible symbol should not automatically receive No Symbol holo pricing. Use this basic qualification check:.
- The card is from the 1999 Jungle set.
- It is holographic.
- Its number falls between #1 and #16.
- The Jungle symbol area is blank.
- The comparison listing matches the same Pokémon and card number.
How Much Does the Error Affect Price?
There is no single No Symbol premium that applies to every card or grade. The Pokémon, numerical grade, and available comparable sales all affect the result. For Snorlax #11, PSA/eBay records show sales of $280 in PSA 8 on April 13, 2026, $566 in PSA 9 on January 25, 2026, and $7,500 in PSA 10 on October 12, 2025.
PSA's Snorlax record also cautions that population and price information can change. Character choice matters too. Recorded No Symbol Vaporeon sales were $82 in PSA 8, $204 in PSA 9, and $4,050 in PSA 10, according to PSA's Vaporeon record. Those results show why a Snorlax sale should not price a Vaporeon, even at the same grade.
How to Buy, Sell, or Price One
Describe the card precisely as "1999 Jungle," "Holo," its exact card number, and "No Symbol." Include clear images of the front, back, holofoil, card number, and blank symbol area. When estimating value, compare completed sales using this order: The available evidence does not establish one universal percentage premium over ordinary Jungle holos. Base any offer or listing price on the closest same-card, same-grade completed sales available.
- Match the exact Pokémon and card number.
- Match graded cards to the same grading company and numerical grade.
- Separate graded and ungraded examples.
- Prefer recent completed sales over asking prices.
- Use guide values as reference points, not guaranteed sale prices.
