Pokemon Vivid Voltage Chase Cards: Top 15 Most Valuable Cards (September 2026)
By Double Holo Research Desk. Published September 8, 2026 · Updated September 12, 2026. Prices updated September 12, 2026.
As of September 12, 2026, the most valuable card in Pokemon Vivid Voltage is Pikachu VMAX #188 at $177.20, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo, and $322.46 in PSA 10.
Raw and graded prices come from Double Holo market data, with graded values tracking recent sales of graded copies.
Vivid Voltage is a Sword and Shield era set headlined by Pikachu VMAX, the oversized rainbow print collectors nicknamed Chonkachu. Its chase list also features Pikachu V, Nessa, and the amazing rare Rayquaza. Character cards like Pokemon Center Lady and Nessa add trainer-collector demand near the top. Special stamped and cracked-ice variants give the set extra chase variety beyond the standard secret rares. As with most modern sets, a short list of cards carries most of the value while the rest stays inexpensive. 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 Vivid Voltage chase cards
Market: $177.20PSA 10: $322.4630-day: -10.3% (30d)Pikachu VMAX is the oversized rainbow secret rare collectors nicknamed Chonkachu. The franchise mascot in an outsized VMAX form draws demand like no other Pokemon. Whichever print you pull, it is the card people associate with Vivid Voltage.
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Market: $46.72PSA 10: $233.9230-day: +4.2% (30d)Pikachu V pairs the franchise mascot with a clean full-art design. Collectors chase it alongside the VMAX for a complete Pikachu pairing. No other Pokemon draws collector demand quite like it.
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Market: $25.47PSA 10: $189.9230-day: +1% (30d)Rayquaza is an amazing rare with a dramatic sky-dragon design. That rarity tier stands apart from the set's V and VMAX cards, drawing collectors who chase something different. Amazing rares appeared in only a handful of sets.
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Market: $22.75PSA 10: $75.1230-day: -2.2% (30d)Pokemon Center Lady is a full-art trainer card with a charming, character-driven design. Trainer cards like this draw collectors beyond the Pokemon chases. Its warm, familiar art is the draw.
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Market: $13.12PSA 10: $55.0030-day: +1% (30d)Togekiss VMAX brings the graceful Fairy and Flying Pokemon to a secret rare treatment. Its elegant design earns steady collector attention. Secret rares reward collectors chasing the full rainbow run.
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Market: $12.34PSA 10: $178.6330-day: +5.5% (30d)Charizard [Cracked Ice] gives the most requested Pokemon in the hobby a special cracked-ice holo pattern. Any Charizard print draws heavy collector demand on its own. This variant adds an extra layer of chase appeal on top of that.
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Market: $11.27PSA 10: $64.0830-day: +5.8% (30d)Nessa is a Galar gym leader who appears across multiple prints in Vivid Voltage. Named-character cards like this draw dedicated collectors regardless of which print they land. Her full-art treatment is the version people chase.
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10.Leon #182
Market: $9.05PSA 10: $83.7930-day: +0.3% (30d)Leon is the Galar champion rendered in full-art trainer style. Character-driven trainer cards like this hold value alongside the Pokemon chases. Champions tend to keep a loyal collector following.
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Pokemon Vivid Voltage chase card prices
| Card | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 | 30-day change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu VMAX #188 | $177.20 | $153.94 | $322.46 | -10.3% (30d) |
| Pikachu V #170 | $46.72 | $62.54 | $233.92 | +4.2% (30d) |
| Rayquaza #138 | $25.47 | $42.08 | $189.92 | +1% (30d) |
| Pokemon Center Lady #185 | $22.75 | $32.00 | $75.12 | -2.2% (30d) |
| Togekiss VMAX #191 | $13.12 | $15.50 | $55.00 | +1% (30d) |
| Pikachu VMAX #44 | $12.87 | $40.20 | $97.92 | -3% (30d) |
| Charizard [Cracked Ice] #25 | $12.34 | $29.86 | $178.63 | +5.5% (30d) |
| Nessa #196 | $11.27 | $19.42 | $64.08 | +5.8% (30d) |
| Nessa #183 | $10.53 | $19.26 | $67.39 | +10.8% (30d) |
| Leon #182 | $9.05 | $22.38 | $83.79 | +0.3% (30d) |
| Jirachi #119 | $8.71 | $20.65 | $94.32 | -6.3% (30d) |
| Bea #180 | $8.59 | $17.00 | $59.99 | -2.8% (30d) |
| Celebi [Holo] #9 | $8.22 | $19.64 | $83.69 | -2.1% (30d) |
| Ampharos V #171 | $7.76 | $13.69 | $89.96 | +5.4% (30d) |
| Bea #193 | $7.57 | $23.71 | $69.50 | +11.2% (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 September 12, 2026.
Is Pokemon Vivid Voltage worth buying?
Is Vivid Voltage worth buying? Pikachu VMAX leads clearly as the card most people chase, but Pikachu V, Nessa, and Rayquaza sit close enough behind that no single card decides the whole set. That spread makes singles the smart call when you want one specific card, since you can usually buy it for less than chasing it from sealed. Sealed product suits collectors who enjoy the rip or want a shot at the full lineup of trainers and special variants. The stamped and cracked-ice prints give this set extra chase depth beyond the standard secret rares. Set builders will find the deep base list affordable to complete. Check the live prices above before you commit, since Pikachu demand in particular can move fast.
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 Vivid Voltage?
The most valuable card in Pokemon Vivid Voltage is Pikachu VMAX #188, at $177.20 based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of September 12, 2026.
How much is Pikachu VMAX #188 worth?
Pikachu VMAX #188 is worth about $177.20 raw, and around $322.46 in PSA 10, based on market prices tracked by Double Holo as of September 12, 2026.
When was Pokemon Vivid Voltage released?
Pokemon Vivid Voltage was released on November 13, 2020.
Is Pokemon Vivid Voltage worth buying?
Most of Pokemon Vivid Voltage's value sits in a few top cards, led by Pikachu VMAX #188 at $177.20. Prices on a newer set can still move, so the live values below are the ones to compare.
How many cards are in Pokemon Vivid Voltage?
Pokemon Vivid Voltage has 360 cards. The chase cards that carry most of the value are ranked above, led by Pikachu VMAX #188 at $177.20.
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