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Pokémon 30th Celebration card prices

Prices from October 30, 2026 · near mint, from real sales

1. MewR/RGB · RGB Mew7 sold in 30 days$3,800 to $4,700
2. MewB/RGB · RGB Mew10 sold in 30 days$3,400 to $4,699
3. MewG/RGB · RGB Mew2 sold in 30 days$2,950 to $3,400
4. Lugia149/147 · Classic Collection780 sold in 30 days$179−23%
5. Charizard4/102 · Classic Collection725 sold in 30 days$148−13%
6. Magikarp203/193 · Classic Collection687 sold in 30 days$78−38%
7. Mew ex152/128 · Main set, secret rare1,268 sold in 30 days$73−64%
8. Gengar ex154/128 · Main set, secret rare1,322 sold in 30 days$66−59%
9. Pikachu ex150/128 · Main set, secret rare1,286 sold in 30 days$57−52%
10. Gengar (Prime)94/102 · Classic Collection700 sold in 30 days$55−40%
11. Mew ex158/128 · Main set, secret rare1,449 sold in 30 days$46−70%
12. Pikachu ex149/128 · Main set, secret rare1,315 sold in 30 days$44−51%
13. Mewtwo ex151/128 · Main set, secret rare1,503 sold in 30 days$42−64%
14. Sylveon ex153/128 · Main set, secret rare1,282 sold in 30 days$40−56%
15. Jirachi ex155/128 · Main set, secret rare1,412 sold in 30 days$39−53%
16. Mewtwo ex157/128 · Main set, secret rare1,648 sold in 30 days$32−68%
17. Pikachu & Zekrom GX33/181 · Classic Collection828 sold in 30 days$28−14%
18. Shining Celebi106/105 · Classic Collection881 sold in 30 days$25−35%
19. Mew VMAX114/264 · Classic Collection882 sold in 30 days$23+27%
20. Rayquaza EX85/124 · Classic Collection874 sold in 30 days$22−14%
21. Darkrai & Cresselia Legend (Top)99/102 · Classic Collection981 sold in 30 days$21−17%
22. Pikachu58/102 · Classic Collection1,065 sold in 30 days$21−12%
23. Darkrai & Cresselia Legend (Bottom)100/102 · Classic Collection912 sold in 30 days$20−4%
24. Greninja ex148/128 · Main set, secret rare1,508 sold in 30 days$18−60%
25. N101/101 · Classic Collection840 sold in 30 days$14−40%
26. Salamence ex156/128 · Main set, secret rare1,608 sold in 30 days$14−46%
27. Scizor ex108/115 · Classic Collection914 sold in 30 days$12+2%
28. Arceus VSTAR123/172 · Classic Collection975 sold in 30 days$12+23%
29. Fuecoco ex147/128 · Main set, secret rare1,536 sold in 30 days$12−48%

Every card selling for $12 or more near mint, plus the three RGB Mews. Change is since September 18, two days after release. Looking for a cheaper card? See every 30th Celebration card's price.

The short answer

Apart from the three RGB Mews, which sell for $3,000 to $4,700, the most valuable 30th Celebration cards are the Classic Collection Lugia at about $179 and Charizard at about $148. In the main set, Mew ex 152/128 leads at about $73. Most of the set's top main-set cards now sell for half or less of what they did in release week.

Prices from October 30, 2026. Prices in the list are TCGplayer's market price for near mint English cards, rounded to the dollar, and update when you open this page. Change is against the same price on September 18, two days after the set came out. The words were written with October 30, 2026 prices, and this set still moves week to week.

Why prices fell so fast

The first copies of a new set sell to the people who want them most, before many boxes are open. 30th Celebration came out in all twelve official languages on the same day, September 16, 2026. As more boxes were opened and more copies reached the market, prices settled:

• Every main-set card in the list lost at least 46% since September 18. Mew ex 158/128 lost 70% and Mewtwo ex 157/128 lost 68%.
• The Classic Collection held up better: most of its cards fell 4 to 40%, and three rose. These cards don't come in regular booster packs; they come in their own Classic Collection packs inside bigger products such as the Ultra-Premium Collections.
• The fall hasn't stopped. Mew ex 152/128 was $93 on October 18 and $73 on October 30.
• Meowth 144/128, one of the set's most-sold cards with 3,173 near mint sales in 30 days, went from $24 in release week to about $6.

What this means for you

• Buying singles. Prices are still sliding for most main-set cards. If you want one to keep, there's little reason to pay last week's price.
• Selling or trading. Price from this week's sales, not from what the card did in September. A buyer will check.
• At a card show. Old prices make bad offers: 70% of Mew ex 152/128's late-September price ($146) is $102, well over the $73 it sells for now. Our guide to what vendors pay at card shows has the usual percentages; apply them to today's number.
• Opening product. Most of a pack's value sits in a handful of secret rares, and those are the cards that have fallen the most.

How these prices were worked out

Every price is TCGplayer's market price for the near mint English card, as read by Margin's price service on October 30, 2026, rounded to the dollar. Release week is the same market price on September 18, 2026. Sold counts are the near mint English sales TCGplayer recorded in the 30 days to October 30. Lightly played and lower conditions sell for less. Japanese cards from the matching Japanese set are priced separately.

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Sources

• Prices and sales: TCGplayer market prices and recorded sales, read through Margin's price service on October 30, 2026.
• TCGplayer, 30th Celebration quick facts (release date, 128-card main set, 30-card Classic Collection, Ultra-Premium Collection contents), read October 30, 2026.
• Rare Candy, 30th Celebration release calendar (same-day release in twelve languages; Classic Collection packs).
• Dexerto, RGB Mew cards revealed.