Pokemon 30th Celebration Card List: Every Card and Price

Pokemon 30th Celebration Card List: Every Card and Price

Pokemon TCG: 30th Celebration releases worldwide on September 16, 2026, and our catalog feed already carries all 128 main set numbers, 26 of the 30 secret rares, and the complete 30-card Classic Collection block. Below is every one of those cards by number, with the TCGplayer market price or lowest listing ask our catalog showed on September 14, two days before release. Four secret rares (Illustration Rare 143/128 and Special Illustration Rares 151/128, 152/128, and 154/128) had not appeared in the official gallery as of that date, so they are marked not yet revealed rather than guessed. For the release calendar, retailer patterns, and pull rates, see the 30th Celebration hub.

Set structure at a glance

Tier	Count	Numbers	Status Sep 14
Commons	68	scattered through 001/128 to 128/128	full catalog
Rares	18	scattered through 001/128 to 128/128	full catalog
Double Rares (ex)	12	scattered through 001/128 to 128/128	full catalog
Pikachu Rares	30	023/128 to 052/128	full catalog
Illustration Rares	18	129/128 to 146/128	17 revealed, 143 pending
Special Illustration Rares	10	147/128 to 156/128	7 revealed, 151/152/154 pending
Futuristic Rares	2	157/128, 158/128	full catalog
Classic Collection	30	original set numbers retained	full catalog
Basic Energy	8	009 to 016 in Pokemon's own factsheets	not in our catalog

Our catalog's own rarity field is blank on 24 of the 128 main set numbers (structurally, that has to resolve to 18 more Commons, 5 more Rares, and one more Double Rare once the official gallery catches up). The table below shows those rows as "Common/Rare (unlisted)" rather than guessing which is which. One exception: 090/128 Gengar ex is unlabeled in our feed but is almost certainly the missing 12th Double Rare, since every other ex card in the set carries that rarity and eleven of the twelve are already accounted for.

The 98 main set Commons, Rares, and Double Rares

Every numbered main set card outside the Pikachu Rare run (023/128 to 052/128), sorted by number.

#	Card	Rarity	Market (Sep 14)	Low ask
001/128	Exeggcute	Common	no sales	$1.95
002/128	Alolan Exeggutor	Common	no sales	$1.95
003/128	Volbeat	Common	no sales	$1.95
004/128	Illumise	Common	no sales	$1.95
005/128	Tropius	Common	no sales	$1.95
006/128	Cherubi	Common	no sales	$1.95
007/128	Cherrim	Common	no sales	$1.95
008/128	Vivillon	Common	$2.95	$1.95
009/128	Vulpix	Common	no sales	$1.95
010/128	Ninetales	Common	no sales	$1.95
011/128	Moltres	Common	no sales	$1.95
012/128	Ho-Oh	Rare	no sales	$1.95
013/128	Victini	Common	no sales	$1.95
014/128	Reshiram	Rare	no sales	$1.95
015/128	Fuecoco ex	Double Rare	no sales	$9.95
016/128	Slowpoke	Common	$6.96	$1.95
017/128	Lapras	Common	no sales	$1.95
018/128	Articuno	Common	no sales	$1.95
019/128	Kyogre	Rare	no sales	$1.95
020/128	Palkia	Rare	no sales	$1.95
021/128	Greninja ex	Double Rare	$49.99	$9.95
022/128	Wishiwashi	Common	no sales	$1.95
053/128	Pikachu ex	Double Rare	no sales	$9.95
054/128	Pikachu ex	Double Rare	$9.95	$9.95
055/128	Zapdos	Common	no sales	$1.95
056/128	Zekrom	Rare	no sales	$1.95
057/128	Zeraora	Common	no sales	$1.95
058/128	Toxel	Common	no sales	$1.95
059/128	Toxtricity	Common	no sales	$1.95
060/128	Toxtricity	Common	no sales	$1.95
061/128	Morpeko	Common	$2.95	$1.95
062/128	Miraidon	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
063/128	Mewtwo	Rare	no sales	no ask yet
064/128	Mewtwo ex	Double Rare	$9.95	$9.95
065/128	Mew	Rare	$2.20	$1.95
066/128	Mew ex	Double Rare	$22.97	$9.95
067/128	Marill	Common	no sales	$1.95
068/128	Azumarill	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
069/128	Espeon	Common	$11.96	$1.95
070/128	Espeon ex	Double Rare	$40.80	$9.95
071/128	Sylveon ex	Double Rare	$9.95	$9.95
072/128	Unown	Common	$2.28	$1.95
073/128	Drifloon	Common	no sales	$1.95
074/128	Cresselia	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
075/128	Chandelure	Common	no sales	$1.95
076/128	Xerneas	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
077/128	Comfey	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
078/128	Cosmog	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
079/128	Cosmoem	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
080/128	Lunala	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
081/128	Gimmighoul	Common	$2.95	$1.95
082/128	Groudon	Rare	no sales	$1.95
083/128	Lucario	Common	$1.95	$1.95
084/128	Seismitoad	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
085/128	Lycanroc	Common	no sales	$1.95
086/128	Koraidon	Rare	no sales	$1.95
087/128	Nidoran F	Common	no sales	$1.95
088/128	Nidorina	Common	no sales	$1.95
089/128	Alolan Meowth	Common	no sales	$1.95
090/128	Gengar ex	Double Rare (unlisted, inferred)	no sales	no ask yet
091/128	Umbreon	Common	$2.55	$1.95
092/128	Umbreon ex	Double Rare	$11.68	$9.95
093/128	Murkrow	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
094/128	Scraggy	Common	$2.95	$1.95
095/128	Zorua	Common	no sales	$1.95
096/128	Zoroark	Common	$1.95	$1.95
097/128	Deino	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
098/128	Zweilous	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	no ask yet
099/128	Hydreigon	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
100/128	Yveltal	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
101/128	Galarian Meowth	Common	no sales	$1.95
102/128	Jirachi ex	Double Rare	no sales	$8.40
103/128	Dialga	Rare	no sales	$1.95
104/128	Ferrothorn	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
105/128	Solgaleo	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
106/128	Zacian	Rare	no sales	$1.95
107/128	Zamazenta	Rare	no sales	$1.95
108/128	Gholdengo	Common	no sales	$1.95
109/128	Salamence ex	Double Rare	no sales	$9.95
110/128	Jangmo-o	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
111/128	Hakamo-o	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
112/128	Kommo-o	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
113/128	Meowth	Common	no sales	$1.95
114/128	Kangaskhan	Common	no sales	$1.95
115/128	Ditto	Common	$8.13	$1.95
116/128	Eevee	Common	$1.95	$1.95
117/128	Eevee	Common	$14.46	$1.95
118/128	Eevee	Common	$26.47	$1.95
119/128	Snorlax	Common/Rare (unlisted)	$25.98	$49.00
120/128	Igglybuff	Common/Rare (unlisted)	no sales	$1.95
121/128	Lugia	Rare	no sales	no ask yet
122/128	Hisuian Zorua	Common	$2.95	$1.95
123/128	Hisuian Zoroark	Common/Rare (unlisted)	$2.95	$1.95
124/128	Minior	Common/Rare (unlisted)	$2.95	$1.95
125/128	Maushold	Common	$7.21	$1.95
126/128	Poke Pad	Common	$2.28	$1.95
127/128	Switch	Common	$2.45	$1.95
128/128	Ultra Ball	Common	$2.28	$1.95

Character sells harder than rarity symbol at this stage. Snorlax carries no rarity tag in our feed at all, yet it already shows a $25.98 market price against a $49.00 low ask, more than ten times the $1.95 floor the rest of the unlabeled numbers sit at. Eevee gets the same split three separate times: 116/128 sits at the floor, 117/128 is at $14.46, and 118/128 is at $26.47, three copies of the same Pokemon at the same rarity, three different markets before release. On the Double Rare tier, ten of the twelve are parked at the $9.95 floor. Greninja ex (021/128) breaks away at $49.99, and Espeon ex (070/128) is the only other one past $20, at $40.80. Whatever demand exists for this tier is concentrated in two cards, not spread evenly across twelve.

The 30 Pikachu Rares

One per pack, numbers 023/128 through 052/128, no separate names beyond "Pikachu."

#	Market (Sep 14)	Low ask
023/128	$49.96	$47.18
024/128	no sales	$47.48
025/128	$49.50	$47.48
026/128	$49.66	$47.48
027/128	$99.00	$94.98
028/128	no sales	$47.48
029/128	no sales	$66.88
030/128	$49.99	$47.48
031/128	no sales	$47.48
032/128	$43.76	$47.48
033/128	no sales	$47.48
034/128	$48.25	$47.48
035/128	no sales	$76.58
036/128	$49.66	$47.48
037/128	no sales	$47.48
038/128	$49.49	$47.48
039/128	no sales	$47.48
040/128	$69.00	$94.98
041/128	no sales	$47.48
042/128	$49.98	$47.48
043/128	no sales	$47.48
044/128	no sales	$47.48
045/128	no sales	$47.48
046/128	no sales	$47.48
047/128	no sales	$47.48
048/128	no sales	$68.78
049/128	no sales	$47.48
050/128	no sales	$47.48
051/128	no sales	$47.48
052/128	no sales	$47.48

Twenty four of the thirty sit at the $47 to $48 floor with no completed sales yet. Two have broken away with real sales behind them: 027/128 at $99.00 market and 040/128 at $69.00. TCGplayer's own Collector's Guide flags a different Pikachu, 14/30 in the illustration's own numbering (not our catalog's 023/128 to 052/128 scheme), as the community's early favorite chase, drawn by OKACHEKE. Our catalog doesn't carry a 14/30 label, so there's no way to say for certain which of our 30 numbers that maps to, but if 027/128 or 040/128 is it, the sales already back that up.

The 18 Illustration Rares

Seventeen of eighteen are in our catalog; 143/128 had not appeared in the official gallery as of September 14, so it is not yet listed.

#	Card	Market (Sep 14)	Low ask
129/128	Alolan Exeggutor	$86.30	$84.88
130/128	Moltres	no sales	$58.00
131/128	Lapras	no sales	$47.40
132/128	Articuno	no sales	$99.93
133/128	Zapdos	no sales	$99.98
134/128	Toxtricity	no sales	$98.98
135/128	Morpeko	no sales	$99.98
136/128	Drifloon	no sales	$94.88
137/128	Chandelure	no sales	$94.88
138/128	Lycanroc	no sales	$94.88
139/128	Alolan Meowth	$99.00	$98.88
140/128	Scraggy	no sales	$84.98
141/128	Galarian Meowth	no sales	$144.98
142/128	Gholdengo	no sales	$92.98
143/128	not yet revealed
144/128	Meowth	$74.90	$74.88
145/128	Hisuian Zorua	$150.00	$124.88
146/128	Maushold	$144.95	$144.88

Hisuian Zorua and Maushold are the only two IRs with completed sales north of $140. Everything from Articuno through Toxtricity (132/128 to 135/128, plus Drifloon, Chandelure, and Lycanroc) is sitting on asks near $95 to $100 with nothing sold yet, so the real ranking inside this tier is still unwritten.

The 10 Special Illustration Rares

Jirachi ex (155/128) is the only SIR in the set with a completed sale, $267.65 market. Every other SIR below is asking price only, and three (151/128, 152/128, 154/128) have not been revealed in the official gallery yet.

#	Card	Market (Sep 14)	Low ask
147/128	Fuecoco ex	no sales	$143.45
148/128	Greninja ex	no sales	$337.54
149/128	Pikachu ex	no sales	$750.00
150/128	Pikachu ex	no sales	$872.77
151/128	not yet revealed
152/128	not yet revealed
153/128	Sylveon ex	no sales	$861.34
154/128	not yet revealed
155/128	Jirachi ex	$267.65	$254.00
156/128	Salamence ex	no sales	$193.01

Pikachu ex 150/128 is asking more than three times what Jirachi ex actually sold for, on zero completed sales. That is not a price yet, it is a bet. The nearest real comp for a Pikachu ex SIR is Surging Sparks' Pikachu ex Special Illustration Rare, sitting at $290.83 in our catalog today, less than half of what 150/128 is asking before a single pack has opened. Sylveon ex (153/128) shows the same gap against its own precedent, Prismatic Evolutions' Sylveon ex SIR at $542.64.

The 2 Futuristic Rares

The set's brand-new rarity tier, both illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN.

Mew ex has 4 sales behind its $1,808.25 market price. Mewtwo ex has 2 behind its $875.00. Six completed sales is a thin sample to set a price on the set's two most expensive cards, and it is still more than any other secret rare in the set has. The closest precedent for a modern Mew ex chase is Paldean Fates' Mew ex Special Illustration Rare at $946.82 in our catalog, roughly half of what the new Futuristic Rare is already commanding.

The 30 Classic Collection reprints

These 30 cards keep their original set number and rarity symbol, distinguished only by a 30th anniversary logo. Classic Collection packs come only inside the Ultra-Premium Collections (one Classic pack, three cards, guaranteed); leaked pull-rate data (unofficial, roughly 300 packs) put them at about 1 in 10 regular packs, but Pokemon has never confirmed an official rate. Every one of the 30 shows zero completed sales as of September 14 except Rayquaza EX, sorted here by ask, highest first.

#	Card	Original set	Market (Sep 14)	Low ask
149/147	Lugia	-	no sales	$1,260.98
94/102	Gengar (Prime)	-	no sales	$989.98
19/109	Dark Tyranitar	-	no sales	$581.98
203/193	Magikarp	-	no sales	$572.28
4/102	Charizard	-	no sales	$484.01
11/113	Metagross (Delta Species)	-	no sales	$435.98
33/181	Pikachu & Zekrom GX	-	no sales	$290.98
85/124	Rayquaza EX	-	$299.00	$289.98
5/109	Delcatty	-	no sales	$241.98
25/111	Sneasel	-	no sales	$241.98
41/122	Greninja BREAK	-	no sales	$241.98
43/146	Uxie	-	no sales	$241.98
47/127	Crobat G	-	no sales	$241.98
58/102	Pikachu	-	no sales	$241.98
106/106	Palkia LV.X	-	no sales	$241.98
106/160	M Gardevoir EX	-	no sales	$241.98
106/105	Shining Celebi	-	no sales	$241.98
108/115	Scizor ex	-	no sales	$241.98
11/101	Genesect EX	Team Plasma	no sales	$192.98
18/132	Misty	-	no sales	$192.98
89/149	Solgaleo GX	-	no sales	$192.98
100/102	Darkrai & Cresselia Legend (Bottom)	-	no sales	$192.98
101/101	N	-	no sales	$192.98
123/172	Arceus VSTAR	-	no sales	$192.98
57/111	Buzzwole GX	-	no sales	$189.98
050/185	Raikou	-	no sales	$183.98
114/264	Mew VMAX	-	no sales	$96.98
99/102	Darkrai & Cresselia Legend (Top)	-	no sales	$96.01
138/202	Zacian V	-	no sales	$48.48
69/132	Erika's Jigglypuff	-	no sales	$48.40

Our catalog only names an original set explicitly for Genesect EX ("Team Plasma"); the rest carry only their original number and card name, so we're not guessing at the source set for the others. Lugia at $1,260.98 and Gengar Prime at $989.98 are the two real money reprints in this block, both still without a sale behind the number. The 25th anniversary Classic Collection this one is modeled on, from the 2021 Celebrations set, is still trading at a premium five years later, which is the entire bet on paying up for these 30 now rather than waiting.

The 8 Basic Energy

Every card in the set is foil, including the Basic Energy, all illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN. Pokemon's own factsheet materials number them 009 through 016, but our catalog does not carry them as separate line items, and those same numbers in our feed already belong to other main set cards (Vulpix, Ninetales, Moltres, Ho-Oh, Victini, Reshiram, Fuecoco ex, and Slowpoke). TCGplayer typically doesn't price bulk basic energy individually before a set releases, so there is no market data to report on any of the eight yet, and we're not going to force a number onto them that our own catalog contradicts.

What a master set costs at September 14 asks

Adding up the low ask on every priced secret rare, Classic Collection card, and Pikachu Rare puts a September 14 master set (those three groups only, not the 98 cheap main set numbers) at roughly $17,829.

Group	Cards priced	Sum of low asks
Illustration Rares	17 of 18	$1,640.25
Special Illustration Rares	7 of 10	$3,412.11
Futuristic Rares	2 of 2	$2,039.87
Classic Collection	30 of 30	$9,147.68
Pikachu Rares	30 of 30	$1,588.90
Total	86 of 92	$17,828.81

That number is an ask-based estimate, not a real bundle price, and it is missing four secret rares (143/128, 151/128, 152/128, 154/128) that have no price at all yet because they haven't been revealed. The 98 main set commons, rares, and Double Rares add relatively little on top of that, mostly $1.95 to $9.95 apiece with a handful of outliers noted above. For the ranked version of this list, with our verdict on which cards actually hold a grade, see the cards everybody wants from 30th Celebration.

Grading the all-foil set

Every card in this set is foil, commons included, which means the surface axis carries more weight here than on almost any recent release. The two Futuristic Rares use an etched, textured foil that hides edge whitening until you tilt the card under raking light, worse on Mew ex's dark background than on Mewtwo ex's lighter one. The Illustration and Special Illustration Rares run full-bleed art with no white border, so centering has to be checked against the card edge itself rather than a border line, on both front and back. The 30 Classic Collection reprints carry gold borders on modern foil stock, and gold shows edge wear differently than the white borders on the rest of the set; check all four corners under angled light before submitting. The 30 Pikachu Rares use standard yellow borders, where the usual whitening-corner check applies same as any other yellow-bordered holo. Scan every pull before it goes in a toploader; the grading walkthrough covers how to check each axis in more depth.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many total cards are in the 30th Celebration set?

188 non-Energy cards (128 main set, 30 secret rares, 30 Classic Collection) plus 8 Basic Energy, for 196 unique cards. Our catalog carries all 128 main set numbers and the full 30-card Classic Collection block; 26 of the 30 secret rares are priced as of September 14, with four still unrevealed.

Which secret rares are missing from this list right now?

Illustration Rare 143/128 and Special Illustration Rares 151/128, 152/128, and 154/128 had not appeared in the official card gallery as of September 14. We won't name or price cards that don't exist in a public source yet, so those four numbers show as not yet revealed rather than a guess.

What's the actual difference between an Illustration Rare and a Special Illustration Rare here?

Numbering and count. Illustration Rares run 129/128 to 146/128 (18 total, one gold star), Special Illustration Rares run 147/128 to 156/128 (10 total, two gold stars). Both are full-art alternate versions of main set cards; the SIR tier is rarer by pack odds and, so far, priced higher across the board.

Can I pull all 30 Classic Collection cards from a regular booster pack?

Yes, but slowly. Classic Collection cards aren't in the standard 30th Celebration pack at a guaranteed rate; unofficial leak data (about 300 packs, July 2026) put them around 1 in 10 packs, with no confirmed odds from Pokemon. The only guaranteed source is the Ultra-Premium Collection (Day or Night, $179.99, November 6), which bundles one dedicated Classic Collection pack good for three cards.

Why do some cards show a market price and others only a low ask?

TCGplayer's market price is a volume-weighted average of actual completed sales. A card with zero completed sales, which is most of this set's secret rares two days before release, shows only the lowest current listing, which is an ask, not a sale. Jirachi ex (155/128) is the only Special Illustration Rare with a real sale behind it; everything else in that tier is priced on hope until someone actually buys one.

Will these prices hold after the September 16 release?

Almost certainly not in their current form. The Lab TCG's own presale index across 16 tracked 30th Celebration products fell 58% between July 5 and September 8 as preorder scarcity eased, and loose booster packs alone fell from $135.96 in July to $16.95 by September 3. Expect the same pattern on singles once real pull data replaces presale asks: chase cards with genuine scarcity hold, everything priced on hype before release corrects hard.