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Pokemon 30th Celebration Chase Cards: Top 15 Most Valuable Cards (October 2026)

By Double Holo Research Desk. Published October 20, 2026 · Updated October 27, 2026. Prices updated October 27, 2026.

As of October 27, 2026, the most valuable card in Pokemon 30th Celebration is Mew - R/RGB #R at $4,278.49, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo, and $13,700.00 in PSA 10.

Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies.

Pokemon 30th Celebration is the English-language set built around the franchise's thirtieth anniversary, promoted by its publisher as the first Pokemon set released to every region of the world at once. The set is billed as an all-foil release, with even the common slots carrying a shine normally saved for rarer pulls. The chase list spans Special Illustration Rare scene art, a chrome-finished Futuristic Rare tier introduced with this release, gold-border Classic Collection reprints seeded into packs as a separate chase, and a trio of unnumbered Mew secret cards collectors call the RGB Mew. The ranked list and table below pull live prices from Double Holo market data, refreshed daily, so the numbers track what these cards actually trade for.

The top 10 Pokemon 30th Celebration chase cards

  1. Mew - R/RGB #R
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    Mew - R/RGB #R

    Market: $4,278.49PSA 10: $13,700.0030-day: -28.7% (30d)

    Mew - R/RGB is the red entry in the set's unnumbered RGB Mew trio, printed alongside matching blue and green versions of the same card. The three were clearly designed as a matched set, so finding one tends to send a collector looking for the other two. It ranks among the most requested pulls in the release.

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  2. Mew - B/RGB #B
    2.

    Mew - B/RGB #B

    Market: $4,041.75PSA 10: $14,000.00

    Mew - B/RGB is one third of the set's RGB Mew trio, an unnumbered secret insert that prints the same Mythical Pokemon across three different background colors. Collectors who land the blue print tend to chase down its red and green counterparts to complete the full set. Together the three make up the scarcest chase in 30th Celebration.

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  3. Mew - G/RGB #G
    3.

    Mew - G/RGB #G

    Market: $3,581.00PSA 10: $9,300.0030-day: -1.2% (30d)

    Mew - G/RGB completes the RGB Mew trio with a green-toned print of the same unnumbered secret card. Pulling any one of the three usually means a collector wants the full matched set, not just a single color. It is one of the defining chases of the anniversary release.

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  4. Mew ex #152
    4.

    Mew ex #152

    Market: $83.17PSA 10: $1,321.4330-day: -45.8% (30d)

    Mew ex brings the Mythical shapeshifter to both a Special Illustration Rare scene print and this set's chrome Futuristic Rare tier, and either one is the Mew card collectors mean when they ask for it by name. Mew's popularity spans every era of the game, so an anniversary set built around thirty years of the franchise was always going to lean on it. Whichever print you pull, it is a cornerstone of the set's chase list.

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  5. Gengar ex #154
    5.

    Gengar ex #154

    Market: $64.47PSA 10: $1,023.8230-day: -48.8% (30d)

    Gengar ex gives the fan-favorite ghost type a Special Illustration Rare treatment fitting for an anniversary release. Gengar has been a collector staple since the earliest Kanto sets, and its playful, mischievous design suits the oversized scene art this rarity tier is known for. It is a steady chase among the set's non-Mew ex cards.

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  6. Pikachu ex #150
    6.

    Pikachu ex #150

    Market: $59.28PSA 10: $541.5730-day: +199.4% (30d)

    Pikachu ex appears twice in the set's Special Illustration Rare lineup, with matching prints set against a day scene and a night scene. The franchise mascot draws collector demand like no other Pokemon, and giving it a paired day-and-night treatment fits an anniversary set built to celebrate the whole history of the line. Collectors often chase both prints to complete the pair.

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  7. Mew ex #158
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    Mew ex #158

    Market: $46.07PSA 10: $675.0030-day: -50.3% (30d)
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  8. Pikachu ex #149
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    Pikachu ex #149

    Market: $45.92PSA 10: $447.5030-day: +251.9% (30d)
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  9. Mewtwo ex #151
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    Mewtwo ex #151

    Market: $45.25PSA 10: $455.0030-day: -45% (30d)

    Mewtwo ex pairs the original cloned legendary with the same two premium treatments as Mew ex: a Special Illustration Rare and the set's chrome Futuristic Rare. Mewtwo has anchored chase lists since the earliest Pokemon sets, and an anniversary release keeps that tradition going. Either print draws steady collector demand on its own.

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  10. Jirachi ex #155
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    Jirachi ex #155

    Market: $39.77PSA 10: $355.0030-day: -66.1% (30d)

    Jirachi ex brings the wish-granting Mythical Pokemon to a Special Illustration Rare print with a dreamy, star-lit scene. Mythical Pokemon carry a dedicated following that shows up in nearly every set they appear in. It rounds out the set's ex lineup alongside Mew and Mewtwo.

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Pokemon 30th Celebration chase card prices

CardRawPSA 9PSA 1030-day change
Mew - R/RGB #R$4,278.49$4,675.00$13,700.00-28.7% (30d)
Mew - B/RGB #B$4,041.75$3,750.00$14,000.00-
Mew - G/RGB #G$3,581.00$5,500.00$9,300.00-1.2% (30d)
Mew ex #152$83.17$206.25$1,321.43-45.8% (30d)
Gengar ex #154$64.47$153.75$1,023.82-48.8% (30d)
Pikachu ex #150$59.28$113.50$541.57+199.4% (30d)
Mew ex #158$46.07$118.50$675.00-50.3% (30d)
Pikachu ex #149$45.92$122.50$447.50+251.9% (30d)
Mewtwo ex #151$45.25$151.50$455.00-45% (30d)
Jirachi ex #155$39.77$160.00$355.00-66.1% (30d)
Sylveon ex #153$39.68$99.00$565.00+96.5% (30d)
Mewtwo ex #157$38.04$87.25$559.46-47.7% (30d)
Greninja ex #148$20.95$36.00$134.91-43.3% (30d)
Salamence ex #156$14.51$33.20$475.00-42.9% (30d)
Fuecoco ex #147$13.70$30.07$106.52-39.4% (30d)

Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies. A dash means no price is available for that grade right now. Updated October 27, 2026.

Is Pokemon 30th Celebration worth buying?

Is 30th Celebration worth buying? The set launched with a comparatively collector-friendly top end among its Special Illustration Rares and Futuristic Rares, a design choice that favored buyers at release. The RGB Mew trio sits in a tier of its own and decides the math for anyone chasing a true grail; everything else stays comparatively reachable. That gap makes singles the practical route to a specific card rather than chasing it through sealed. Sealed product still appeals to collectors who want the pack-opening experience or a long-term anniversary hold. Check the live prices above before you commit, since a set this new keeps moving, and the current numbers are the ones worth comparing, not wherever it started.

Set guides are informational only and not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in Pokemon 30th Celebration?

The most valuable card in Pokemon 30th Celebration is Mew - R/RGB #R, at $4,278.49 based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of October 27, 2026.

How much is Mew - R/RGB #R worth?

Mew - R/RGB #R is worth about $4,278.49 raw, and around $13,700.00 in PSA 10, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of October 27, 2026.

When was Pokemon 30th Celebration released?

Pokemon 30th Celebration was released on September 16, 2026.

Is Pokemon 30th Celebration worth buying?

Most of Pokemon 30th Celebration's value sits in a few top cards, led by Mew - R/RGB #R at $4,278.49. Prices on a newer set can still move, so the live values below are the ones to compare.

How many cards are in Pokemon 30th Celebration?

Pokemon 30th Celebration has 161 cards. The chase cards that carry most of the value are ranked above, led by Mew - R/RGB #R at $4,278.49.

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