Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Chase Cards: Most Valuable Cards & Pull Rates
The long wait is over, as the release of the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration is right around the corner, revealing key details about the most valuable cards and the pull rates.
The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration set releases worldwide on Sept. 16, featuring a 30-card Pikachu subset, 30 reprinted classic cards with a gold border, and the debut of new Futuristic Rares.
If you’re poised to let it rip when you get Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration products in hand, here are all the details on the cards to look out for and your odds of landing them.
Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Most Valuable Cards
The biggest chase card in the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration set is the Mew ex Futuristic Rare, which has a price of over $1000, though this has already halved following launch.
This puts the Mew significantly ahead of all other cards in the pricing list, per data from TCGPlayer, with the second-most expensive card, the Mewtwo ex Futuristic Rare, behind at $706.
Prices are expected to continue to drop as more product gets in the hands of fans and is opened, while a slew of regular stock will also impact the market.
The table below shows the most expensive cards in Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration, though these are subject to change.
Note: We’ve elected to exclude the RGB Mew ex cards from this list, due to hit rates and prices. Naturally, they are the three most expensive cards in the set.
| Image | Card Name | Card Number | PriceCharting Price |
|---|---|---|---|
 | Mew ex | 158/128 | $1259 |
 | Mewtwo ex | 157/128 | $706 |
 | Pikachu ex | 149/128 | $369 |
 | Pikachu ex | 150/128 | $480.00 |
 | Jirachi ex | 155/128 | $213 |
 | Sylveon ex | 153/128 | $162 |
 | Greninja ex | 148/128 | $149 |
 | Maushold | 146/128 | $124 |
| Morpeko | 135/1228 | $99 | |
 | Alolan Meowth | 139/128 | $100.00 |
What Are The Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Pull Rates?
Reliable pull rates for the Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration set aren’t available yet ahead of the release, as the number of packs being opened is quite low, but a clearer picture is expected in the coming days.
Ahead of release, pull rates claim to have the odds of pulling a Standard ex at 1-in-4, an Illustration Rare at 1-in-6, a Classic Collection card at 1-in-10, a Special Illustration Rare at 1-in-19, and a Futuristic Rare at 1-in-100.
It’s already confirmed that every pack includes a Pikachu card from the 30-artist subset and a holo energy, and more details about the other pull rates should become clearer later this week.
Keep an eye out on this article for updates as the week progresses and clearer details about the pull rates emerge.
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