Sandshrew Pokémon cards
All 26 English cards printed across 24 sets from 1999 to 2025.
- Cards
- 26
- Sets
- 24
- First card
- 1999Sandshrew, Base
- Newest card
- 2025Sandshrew, Mega Evolution
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Track which of these 26 Sandshrew cards you own in Pooka.

2025 1 card
Mega Evolution
2024 1 card
Twilight Masquerade
2023 2 cards
151, Pokémon TCG Classic - Venusaur
2021 1 card
Fusion Strike
2019 3 cards
Cosmic Eclipse, Unbroken Bonds, McDonald's Collection 2019
2018 1 card
Ultra Prism
2017 2 cards
Guardians Rising
2016 1 card
Evolutions
2015 1 card
BREAKthrough
2012 1 card
Boundaries Crossed
2010 1 card
HeartGold & SoulSilver
2009 1 card
Supreme Victors
2007 1 card
Mysterious Treasures
2005 1 card
Delta Species
2004 1 card
Team Rocket Returns
2003 2 cards
Skyridge, Sandstorm
2002 1 card
Legendary Collection
2000 3 cards
Base Set 2, Gym Heroes
1999 1 card
Base
About Sandshrew
Sandshrew has 26 English cards across 24 sets. The first was Sandshrew from Base in 1999; the newest is Sandshrew from Mega Evolution (2025). Ken Sugimori drew Sandshrew more often than anyone else: 7 cards. The most common rarity is Common (24 cards).
Sets with the most Sandshrew cards
Who drew Sandshrew most
Rarity breakdown
Questions about Sandshrew cards
How many Sandshrew cards are there?
26 English Sandshrew cards have been printed, across 24 sets from 1999 to 2025.
What was the first Sandshrew card?
Sandshrew from Base, released January 9, 1999.
What is the newest Sandshrew card?
Sandshrew from Mega Evolution, released September 26, 2025.
Who drew the most Sandshrew cards?
Ken Sugimori, with 7 English Sandshrew cards.
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