A PSA 9 Pikachu Illustrator sold privately for $2.7 million, while PSA 10 Lugia and CGC Pristine 10 Typhlosion sales helped the weekly top five reach $3.936 million.
Delta Reign launches November 6, with prereleases from October 24 and more than 135 cards. Its $49.99 Elite Trainer Box includes eight packs and a full-art Kyogre promo.
Illustration rares and special illustration rares featuring the legendary bird trio, Sylveon, Greninja, Jirachi ex and others were shown ahead of the September 16, 2026 launch.
Dedenne ex can reach 160 damage with Pokémon Tools, while Milotic ex accelerates Water Energy and inflicts Sleep in the 69-card Everyday Wonders expansion.
The 10-card promotion pack launches July 18 across 159 Round1 locations in Japan and North America, with customers receiving one random card per collaboration menu order.
From July 18 to October 17, 159 Round1 locations will offer One Piece merchandise and 10 exclusive cards, with U.S. participants receiving one random card per $20 game-card reload.
The July 18–October 17 campaign spans 159 U.S. and Japanese Round1 locations, offering 27 merchandise items and 10 exclusive One Piece Card Game designs.
The lineup rolls out in waves from September 16 to November 6, including ETBs, ex boxes and a 29-pack Ultra-Premium Collection with Pikachu, Espeon or Umbreon promos.
The filing uses categories associated with past TCG products and may surface 6–12 months before launch; speculation points to a Japanese High Class Pack, though no release is confirmed.
Six July products are detailed, including a Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection with eight packs and Pitch Black ETBs featuring full-art Zarude promos.
July’s lineup includes a Mega Greninja ex Premium Collection with eight packs and a Pitch Black product wave led by 36-pack booster boxes, Zarude promo ETBs, Booster Bundles, and Build & Battle Boxes.
The July 18 campaign spans 100 Japanese and 59 North American Round1 venues, offering 10 original One Piece promo card designs with collaboration-menu orders.
The campaign runs July 18–October 17 across 159 U.S. and Japanese locations, offering 27 exclusive items and 10 ONE PIECE CARD GAME designs tied to qualifying arcade reloads.
GameStop opened Sept. 16 pre-orders with the anniversary ETB at $129.99 versus a typical $49.99, yet buyers reported ordering as many as eight amid sellout fears.
TCGplayer’s June 1–28 sales data ranked Mega Gengar ex 269/217 first among cards averaging $50 or more at $76.62, while Meowth ex 062/088 led the $1–$49.99 tier.
From July 18 to Oct. 17, 159 Round1 venues will offer crane-game prizes, merchandise, and up to 10 exclusive One Piece Card Game designs through qualifying reloads.
Everyday Wonders adds 69 base cards and no new mechanics, with full-art Jigglypuff and Sylveon among its main chases; Dedenne ex and Milotic ex may see competitive play.
From July 18 to Oct. 17, Round1 visitors can register to collect up to 10 exclusive One Piece cards through qualifying Game Card reloads, alongside crane prizes and giveaways.
Amazon lists the Series 2 collection at $56.98, including three of nine promo cards, two standard booster packs and a sticker sheet; the price remains above MSRP.
Amazon is selling the sought-after ETB for $174.88—more than $35 below its $210-plus resale-market price, though still well above MSRP—and fulfills orders directly.
Sky’s Cards opened June 26 in Pahrump, Nevada, selling Pokémon and other TCG singles, accepting trade-ins and planning game nights, trade nights and beginner sessions.
Amazon lists the nine-pack Prismatic Evolutions ETB at $182.55, $8.58 below TCGplayer’s market price, while Walmart offers it for $174.88.
The anniversary rollout spans numerous sealed SKUs, but the available article text provides no product names, release dates, or pricing details.
