Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration officially hit the streets on September 16, 2026, and sealed product on the secondary market has been selling at wildly fluctuating numbers.
The Pokémon TCG: 30th Anniversary Celebration release has, thus far, turned out to be everything it was expected to be and maybe a little bit more. GameStop and Dick’s Sporting Goods had been criticized by some (on social media and in the news) for outrageous retail markups on 30th Anniversary Celebration products during the set’s preorder phase. As it turns out, based on current market prices, GameStop’s attempt to pre-sell ETB boxes for $169.99 (MSRP $49.99) was almost a deal.
Pokémon TCG: 30th Anniversary Celebration ETB boxes have sold as high as just over $300 post-release (on eBay), which is above six times MSRP. eBay sellers with lower feedback scores (under 100) are selling ETBs at around the $160 to $170 range. The Knockout Collections have also been selling well on eBay for between $20 to $30 each (MSRP $9.99).
As for the singles cards, the three big hits in the set are the RGB Mew cards. On eBay, the Red Mew has sold for between $6,000 and $7,000, the Green Mew sold for about $8000, and the Blue Mew sold for around $5,000. eBay had logged an oddly high $20,000 sale for a Blue RGB Mew back on September 14, prior to the actual release of the set. The big hit cards in this set will likely continue to balance out in price as more 30th Celebration packs are opened and rip-and-flippers sell what they have opened.
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Source: ICV2
