30th Celebration Pokemon Card List & Prices (UK) - Chase Cards & Set Value

30th Celebration was released on 16 September 2026.

30th Celebration contains 161 cards, plus a 30-card Classic Collection subset and a 30-card Thirty Pikachu subset — 221 cards in total. The main set includes 50 Commons, 13 Rares, 11 Double Rares, 18 Illustration Rares, 30 Pikachu Rares, 10 Special Illustration Rares, 2 Futuristic Rares and 3 RGB Rares. The three RGB Rares are the rarest cards in the set.

Lugia 149/147, the Classic Collection, is currently the most valuable card in 30th Celebration, worth around £234. Prices reflect market data as of 22 September 2026.

A complete set of all 161 cards is worth around £2,337 at current market prices. Card values range from under £1 for commons up to £234 for the top chase card. Prices reflect market data as of 22 September 2026.

Yes. This guide has the full 161-card booster checklist with card images, search and rarity filters.

30th Celebration has 38 cards currently worth £10 or more, led by Lugia 149/147 at around £234. Its combination of high-value chase cards and playable cards gives it appeal to collectors and deck-builders, though sealed-product value depends on purchase price and pull results.

The card prices shown on this page are current UK market values, sourced from PokePulse - a dedicated Pokemon TCG price tracker. We refresh them regularly, so you see an up-to-date UK valuation rather than a US price simply converted to pounds.

30th Celebration's premium cards are its Pikachu Rares, Special Illustration Rares, Futuristic Rares and RGB Rares — the set's highest-rarity treatments — including Mew, Mew ex and Mewtwo ex.

30th Celebration includes Common, Rare, Double Rare, Illustration Rare, Pikachu Rare, Special Illustration Rare, Futuristic Rare and RGB Rare cards, from the most common to the rarest.

26 cards in 30th Celebration are currently worth £20 or more, led by Lugia 149/147 at £234. The rest are more affordable commons, uncommons and lower rares.

The most sought-after pulls are Lugia 149/147 (£234), Mew ex 152/128 (£216), Charizard 4/102 (£161), Gengar ex 154/128 (£154), Pikachu ex 150/128 (£126). These high-rarity cards carry most of the set's value.

The full rules and how-to-play guide are published on the official Pokemon TCG website.

Individual 30th Celebration singles are available to buy at Monster Card Corner.

Over the last 30 days, Alolan Meowth 139/128 has been the biggest riser in 30th Celebration, up 151% to around £24.60.

Measured across 1,053 packs (117 Elite Trainer Boxes), 30th Celebration averages one hit every 1.59 packs (5.68 per Elite Trainer Box). By rarity, and for one specific card of that rarity:

Pulling one specific card is much harder: a named Double Rare averages 1 in 48 packs; a named Illustration Rare averages 1 in 92 packs; a named Special Illustration Rare averages 1 in 150 packs; a named Futuristic Rare averages 1 in 211 packs; a named Classic Collection card averages 1 in 272 packs. Classic Collection is the easier rarity to hit but the harder one to complete, because it holds far more cards. These are observed averages from one sample, not guaranteed odds; results vary between packs and boxes.