30th Celebration is the set that celebrates 30 years of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, starring Mewtwo and Mew and introducing a brand new rarity called Futuristic Rare. The set launched on September 16, 2026, released worldwide at the same time in English, Japanese and Chinese, a first for the Pokémon TCG, and every card in the set is foil.
In this blog we rank the Top 10 chase cards from 30th Celebration, counting down from number 10 to number 1. For each card you see the current raw value in euros with the dollar amount behind it, retrieved in September 2026. The set has only just come out, so a PSA 10 value isn't known yet for any of these cards.
#10 Sylveon ex 153/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €77.85 ($89.35)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
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#9 Mewtwo ex 157/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €90.50 ($103.87)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#8 Pikachu ex 150/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €100.05 ($114.83)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#7 Mewtwo ex 151/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €103.36 ($118.62)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#6 Mew ex 158/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €137.05 ($157.29)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#5 Gengar ex 154/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €154.40 ($177.20)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#4 Mew ex 152/128

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €175.97 ($201.96)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#3 Mew R/RGB

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €11,762.82 ($13,500.00)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#2 Mew B/RGB

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €17,426.40 ($20,000.00)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
#1 Mew G/RGB

- Date: September 2026
- Raw value: €24,396.96 ($28,000.00)
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PSA 10 value: not yet known
Source: GetCollectr
More about the set
Want to know what's inside the Elite Trainer Box, and whether the Pokémon Center version is worth it? Read that in Pokémon 30th Celebration ETB.
Release date and set details
30th Celebration came out on September 16, 2026, released worldwide at the same time in English, Japanese and Chinese. The main set has 128 cards, with secret rares numbered up to 158/128 on top of that, plus three unnumbered top pulls: the Holo Rares Mew G/RGB, Mew B/RGB and Mew R/RGB.
The Japanese counterpart
30th Celebration also came out in Japan on September 16, 2026, the same day as the English edition. The Japanese release has 103 cards with its own numbering, packaged in the 30th Celebration Futuristic Box full of exclusive Pikachu ex promos.
What is the most expensive card from 30th Celebration?
In raw terms, the Holo Rare Mew G/RGB is by far the most expensive card from 30th Celebration, worth around €24,397. That's about 40% more than Mew B/RGB (about €17,426) and more than double Mew R/RGB (about €11,763), numbers 2 and 3 on this list. Even the most expensive card from the regular numbering, the Special Illustration Rare of Mew ex (152/128), falls well short at around €176.
A comparison with the PSA 10 value isn't possible yet for these cards: 30th Celebration only came out on September 16, 2026, and there simply aren't any graded copies on the market yet. We'll update this blog once that changes.
Conclusion
In short, 30th Celebration has only just come out and the prices are all over the place. The three Mew cards, G/RGB, B/RGB and R/RGB, sit far above the rest of the set. Below them, Mewtwo ex (151/128 and 157/128) and Mew ex (152/128 and 158/128) form the core of the pricier Special Illustration Rares and the brand new Futuristic Rare rarity, joined by Gengar ex (154/128), Pikachu ex (150/128) and Sylveon ex (153/128).
This is a snapshot of a set that's literally days old: the PSA 10 market still has to get going, and prices can still move in any direction. We're keeping an eye on this blog and will update it as more becomes known.
Please note: card values can go up as well as down. No guarantee of value increase.