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Pokemon Stellar Crown Chase Cards: Top 15 Most Valuable Cards (October 2026)

By Double Holo Research Desk. Published October 21, 2026 · Updated October 27, 2026. Prices updated October 27, 2026.

As of October 27, 2026, the most valuable card in Pokemon Stellar Crown is Squirtle #148 at $97.69, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo, and $315.80 in PSA 10.

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

Stellar Crown is a Scarlet and Violet era set built around Terapagos and its crystal Tera forms. A pair of judge and league promo prints of Fan Rotom currently sit at the very top of the price list, tournament-distributed cards rather than pulls from a pack. Among the chases a collector can actually open from a box, Squirtle and Bulbasaur lead with the kind of scenic nostalgia art collectors seek out, just ahead of Dachsbun ex and Hydrapple ex. Terapagos ex, the set's title Pokemon, appears in both an oversized jumbo promotional print and its own Special Illustration Rare. Trainer cards like Lacey and Briar add character-collector demand near the top. 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 Stellar Crown chase cards

  1. Squirtle #148
    1.

    Squirtle #148

    Market: $97.69PSA 10: $315.8030-day: -1.7% (30d)

    Squirtle brings the baby water starter back with a quiet, scenic Illustration Rare treatment. Kanto starters like this draw steady nostalgia demand regardless of the set they appear in. It is one of the set's most approachable chases.

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  2. Bulbasaur #143
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    Bulbasaur #143

    Market: $88.30PSA 10: $283.8430-day: -8.8% (30d)

    Bulbasaur gives the original grass starter the same scenic Illustration Rare style as its Stellar Crown starter siblings. Collectors chasing the full classic Kanto trio tend to want this one alongside Squirtle. Its calm, nostalgic art is the draw.

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  3. Dachsbun ex #169
    3.

    Dachsbun ex #169

    Market: $68.84PSA 10: $184.3130-day: -10.8% (30d)

    Dachsbun ex gives the freshly baked bread dog Pokemon a Special Illustration Rare treatment. Its playful, cozy design earns steady collector attention. Newer fan favorites like this can carry real demand once a set settles in.

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  4. Terapagos EX [Jumbo] #128
    4.

    Terapagos EX [Jumbo] #128

    Market: $39.9530-day: Flat (30d)

    Terapagos EX [Jumbo] is an oversized promotional print of the set's title Pokemon. Jumbo cards are prized for their scarcity and their size compared to the standard release. Terapagos anchors the whole Stellar Crown theme, which carries over into demand for this print.

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  5. Hydrapple ex #167
    5.

    Hydrapple ex #167

    Market: $37.19PSA 10: $128.7830-day: -6.2% (30d)

    Hydrapple ex brings a fruit-and-dragon fusion Pokemon to a Special Illustration Rare print. Its unusual design rewards collectors chasing something different from the usual chase archetypes. It has built a following since the set's release.

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  6. Terapagos ex #170
    6.

    Terapagos ex #170

    Market: $34.24PSA 10: $161.6530-day: -1.3% (30d)

    Terapagos ex gives the set's namesake Pokemon its own Special Illustration Rare, separate from the jumbo promo. As the Pokemon the whole set is built around, it carries built-in thematic demand. A hyper rare print of the same card exists for collectors chasing an even scarcer version.

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  7. Lapras [7-11] #31
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    Lapras [7-11] #31

    Market: $23.50PSA 10: $144.0530-day: Flat (30d)
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  8. Galvantula ex #168
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    Galvantula ex #168

    Market: $19.21PSA 10: $74.3130-day: +0.6% (30d)

    Galvantula ex gives the electric spider Pokemon a Special Illustration Rare treatment. Its striking web-themed design earns collector attention. Bug-and-electric types like this reward collectors chasing unusual typings.

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  9. Lacey #172
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    Lacey #172

    Market: $19.09PSA 10: $64.9030-day: +6.8% (30d)

    Lacey is a Special Illustration Rare trainer card with a clean, character-driven design. Trainer cards like this draw collectors beyond the Pokemon chases. Named gym leaders tend to hold a dedicated following.

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  10. Milcery #152
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    Milcery #152

    Market: $15.68PSA 10: $140.7330-day: -2.9% (30d)

    Milcery offers a sweet, scenic Illustration Rare print of the swirling cream Pokemon. Its charming design rewards set builders who collect on artwork alone. Smaller fan favorites like this stay an accessible chase.

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Pokemon Stellar Crown chase card prices

CardRawPSA 9PSA 1030-day change
Squirtle #148$97.69$101.85$315.80-1.7% (30d)
Bulbasaur #143$88.30$94.73$283.84-8.8% (30d)
Dachsbun ex #169$68.84$69.24$184.31-10.8% (30d)
Terapagos EX [Jumbo] #128$39.95--Flat (30d)
Hydrapple ex #167$37.19$34.01$128.78-6.2% (30d)
Terapagos ex #170$34.24$37.24$161.65-1.3% (30d)
Lapras [7-11] #31$23.50$35.50$144.05Flat (30d)
Galvantula ex #168$19.21$23.59$74.31+0.6% (30d)
Lacey #172$19.09$22.22$64.90+6.8% (30d)
Milcery #152$15.68$18.47$140.73-2.9% (30d)
Gulpin #154$12.09$18.15$108.13-15.9% (30d)
Terapagos ex #173$11.56$19.56$59.82-9.5% (30d)
Briar #171$11.15$26.16$53.47-8.7% (30d)
Zeraora #151$10.38$20.50$73.08-20.3% (30d)
Area Zero Underdepths #174$9.14$19.99$49.94-4.1% (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 Stellar Crown worth buying?

Is Stellar Crown worth buying? A pair of judge and league promo prints of Fan Rotom sit above everything else on the price list, but those are tournament exclusives rather than pack pulls, so Squirtle and Bulbasaur remain the leading chases for anyone buying packs or singles. The set spreads its value across that starter nostalgia art and a run of Terapagos-themed Special Illustration Rares rather than one runaway chase, with Dachsbun ex and the Terapagos prints close behind the two starters. That spread makes singles the smart call when you want a specific card, since no single pack-pullable chase decides the set on its own. The odds of pulling any one of these from sealed stay slim, and sealed product suits collectors who enjoy the rip more than chasing a single result. Terapagos being the Pokemon the set is built around gives its prints lasting thematic demand. Set builders will find plenty of affordable Illustration Rares to fill out the list. Check the live prices above before you commit, since a set like this can still shift as the market settles.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in Pokemon Stellar Crown?

The most valuable card in Pokemon Stellar Crown is Squirtle #148, at $97.69 based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of October 27, 2026.

How much is Squirtle #148 worth?

Squirtle #148 is worth about $97.69 raw, and around $315.80 in PSA 10, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of October 27, 2026.

Is Pokemon Stellar Crown worth buying?

Most of Pokemon Stellar Crown's value sits in a few top cards, led by Squirtle #148 at $97.69. Prices on a newer set can still move, so the live values below are the ones to compare.

How many cards are in Pokemon Stellar Crown?

Pokemon Stellar Crown has 323 cards. The chase cards that carry most of the value are ranked above, led by Squirtle #148 at $97.69.

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