Storm the Desert
EX Sandstorm was the first expansion to feature Pokemon-ex cards, mixing Generation III with fan-favorite returns like Typhlosion and Kabutops in a desert-themed set.
ex2 Overview
EX Sandstorm, released September 18, 2003, was the first expansion set in the EX era with 100 cards. It introduced Pokemon-ex cards into expansion sets and featured a mix of Generation III Pokemon with returning favorites from earlier generations.
Most Valuable Cards
Typhlosion ex (#99) and Aggron ex (#95) are the top chase cards. Gardevoir holo (#29) and Wailord holo (#14) are popular regular holos. The Pokemon-ex cards carry the most value, typically selling for $30–$150 in near mint condition.
Cards from Sandstorm
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28 of 100 
Armaldo
Cacturne
Cradily
Dusclops
Seviper
Kecleon
Umbreon
Azurill
Fearow
Linoone
Pelipper
Cacnea
Eevee
Omanyte
Seedot
Wailmer
Wally's Training
Claw Fossil
Mysterious Fossil
Root Fossil
Multi Energy
Aerodactyl ex
Aggron ex
Gardevoir ex
Kabutops ex
Raichu ex
Typhlosion ex
Wailord ex
Frequently Asked Questions
01. What are the best cards in EX Sandstorm?
Typhlosion ex and Aggron ex are the most valuable. Gardevoir holo and Wailord holo are popular among collectors. Multi-type Pokemon like Zangoose and Seviper were competitively relevant.
02. How many Pokemon-ex are in Sandstorm?
EX Sandstorm contains 5 Pokemon-ex cards: Typhlosion ex, Aggron ex, Gardevoir ex, Wailord ex, and Raichu ex, numbered at the end of the set.
03. Is Sandstorm worth collecting?
Sandstorm is a solid set for collectors entering the EX era. Prices are moderate and the set has historical significance as the first expansion with Pokemon-ex.
04. What is the Sandstorm set symbol?
The EX Sandstorm set symbol resembles a desert scene or sand dune formation, reflecting the set's desert and fossil theme.
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