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Slabfolio’s free index spans 181 English and 210 Japanese sets with per-set PSA 10 pricing. Its GemRate-powered dashboard reports $159.7 million in eBay Pokémon sales for August 2026.
Three YOSHIROTTEN-illustrated Mew secret rares are numbered out of “RGB” and honor Pokémon Red, Green, and Blue; the worldwide set releases September 16.
30th Celebration is starting to appear in stores, and fans have pulled three secret rare versions of Mew that haven't been officially revealed! There is a
Santa Cruz's $139.95 blind bags are reselling for $200–$300 after the October 17 sellout; a Gold Star Rayquaza skateboard sold for $800. Three glitter gold foil variants are limited to 500 each.
Demand continues to overwhelm MSRP supply as bots and scalpers absorb drops; Ascended Heroes ETBs listed above $350 on eBay versus TCGplayer’s $153.54 market estimate.
Pikachu Illustrator’s $16.5 million sale is drawing new investors to Pokémon cards, while eBay calls Pokémon its most-searched collectibles term and Heritage values a first-edition Charizard at $500,000.
Finishers at Pokémon Run events across Asia receive one stamped Pikachu promo each; Philippine eBay listings are already asking up to $350, though no reliable market value exists yet.
Jirachi ex #155 rose 45% from $81 on Sept. 17 to about $118 on Sept. 23 after Avery “The Poke Kid’s” final pack-opening video went viral; some copies sold for $140–$198.
A seller listed Avery Garcia’s final-pull Jirachi for $20,000 without family approval; the listing was removed, while prices for similar copies reportedly continued rising.
Most main-set chase cards fell below $100 within days; Mew ex is $152, Crystal Lugia is $280, and the unacknowledged RGB Mews average about $4,000 on eBay.
Singles fell sharply after the first release wave, with Special Illustration Rares down 40%–50% and some Pikachu illustration cards dropping over 80% amid high pull rates and ample supply.
Singles fell sharply after launch amid high hit rates and abundant supply, with Special Illustration cards down 40%–50% and some Pikachu illustration cards losing over 80%.
30th Celebration’s top-rarity pull rate improved from roughly 1-in-100 packs to 1-in-18, sending Future Mew from $850–$1,400 prelaunch sales to about $100 five days after release.
Mew R/G/B leads the newly released set at a reported £22,086.70 on eBay UK, while Aquapolis-inspired Lugia and Mew ex #152/128 carry TCGplayer medians of $226.48 and $212.37.
Sylveon ex #153/128 plunged from $3,225 to $280 in under 30 days, while scarce RGB-stamped Mew variants lead the set at roughly $1,800–$3,700.
A 6,500-pack sample found SIRs at 1:20 and RGB cards at 1:3,200; strong pull rates have pushed Pikachu ex “Night” from $1,250 to about $120, with further declines expected.
30th Celebration ETBs have sold above $300 against a $49.99 MSRP, while Red, Green and Blue RGB Mew sales reached roughly $5,000–$8,000 after release.
Natalie Roush opened two 30th Anniversary UPCs nearly two months before their November 6 release; eBay had removed similar early listings under its stolen-property policy.
The 199-card global release contains three ultra-secret RGB Mew variants; a Blue copy sold on eBay for $20,000 before collectors knew their pull rates.
Australian shoppers queued overnight, with about 100 people at one Kmart and several products selling out within minutes; prices ranged from A$30 for a Poster Collection to A$160 for the ETB.
Dick’s raffle runs through Sept. 22, with 30th Celebration products priced 140%–173% above MSRP; the $49.99 ETB costs $120 despite signs of a massive print run.
Three YOSHIROTTEN-illustrated Mew secret rares are numbered out of “RGB” and honor Pokémon Red, Green, and Blue; the worldwide set releases September 16.