September’s 30th Celebration may reprint 30 historic cards with Pikachu stamps and special holofoil, including Crystal Lugia, Base Set Charizard and Paldea Evolved’s Magikarp.
30th Celebration launches worldwide September 16 with an all-holographic set, 30 unique Pikachu cards, classic reprints, and new Futuristic Rare Mew and Mewtwo cards.
30th Celebration launches globally September 16 with all-foil cards, 30 Pikachu artworks and reprints including Base Set Charizard; Mew and Mewtwo debut the Futuristic Rare tier.
30th Celebration launches worldwide September 16 with five foil cards plus a foil Energy per pack, 30 Pikachu illustrations, returning classics and a new Futuristic rare tier.
The limited-time set launches September 16 with 30 classic reprints, 30 Pikachu variants and five foil cards per pack; featured chases include a new Base Set Charizard and futuristic Mew and Mewtwo.
The all-foil set launches globally on September 16, with Futuristic rare Mew and Mewtwo, one of 30 Pikachu cards in every pack, and throwbacks to Base Set Charizard and Pikachu & Zekrom.
The all-foil expansion launches worldwide on September 16, 2026, introducing Futuristic rares for Mew and Mewtwo alongside stamped Pikachu cards and returning classics.
30th Celebration launches worldwide Sept. 16 with 30 artist-designed Pikachu variants per pack pool, six special holos, a tactile Futuristic rare tier and 30 returning classics.
The all-foil expansion launches worldwide September 16, 2026, debuting Futuristic rares and guaranteeing one of 30 uniquely illustrated Pikachu cards per booster pack.
The 103-plus-card set launches September 16 with new FUR Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, 30 guaranteed Pikachu variants, and 20 six-card packs per ¥7,200 booster box.
Players can redeem Gyarados with code DRAG0NDANCEPTC26 through May 31; a Charizard distribution is also teased for the Pokémon Japan Championships streams.
UK booster packs took two weeks, 10 store visits and online lotteries to secure at £4–£5 retail, while Ascended Heroes sells near double MSRP and its Mega Gengar ex SIR tops £1,000.
A Beckett Black Label Paldean Fates Mew ex #232 sold for $236,000 at Goldin on May 18, while PSA 10 copies trade near $3,000 and raw copies once cost just over $100.
ComicBook.com placed a 1999 Base Set shadowless holo Charizard in its new card-and-comic vending machine, highlighting its scarcity, early English release, and nostalgic appeal.
Expedition’s low print run and damage-prone e-Reader borders have made high grades scarce; Charizard #6 reaches about $380 raw and $28,000 in a graded 10, while Gengar #13 can top $20,000.
Five graded-card sales stood out from April to mid-May, including a $350,000 PSA 10 Base Set Charizard and a record $32,940 PSA 8 Rayquaza Gold Star.
Modern Rayquaza, Gengar, Umbreon and Charizard hits surged, led by Rayquaza V climbing 251% to $351.59; Gengar cards averaged a 35.28% gain over three months.
Dragapult represented 31% of Day 1 decks and 47% of Day 2 at the Los Angeles Regional Championships, prompting analysis of Raging Bolt ex and potential hard-counter strategies.
The art-focused ranking highlights Cleffa 202/197, priced around $50, Steelix 208/182 and Umbreon V 189/203 among its standout full-art collectibles.
Wailord ex arrives in Japan’s Abyss Eye on May 22 with 380 HP, tying Mega Venusaur ex and Mega Emboar ex for the highest HP in the game.