Salamence ex topped the fallers at -16.1%. Pokémon card price trends are shifting fast, and this week’s weekly movers list gives collectors and investors a quick read on where the Pokémon TCG market is actually moving. We track 34,390 singles daily to surface the biggest price swings, the real reasons behind them, and the cards worth watching next.
Biggest Pokémon Card Price Drops This Week
Where the Pokémon TCG market cooled off this week, including whether each drop looks like a correction or a lasting slide.
Salamence ex
Alakazam ex
Eevee
Pikachu ex
Mega Darkrai ex
Mega Dragonite ex
Morpeko ex
Pikachu
Why Pokémon Card Prices Are Moving Right Now
- Fallers lead: 8 cards down vs 0 up. Cooling weeks like this often line up with post-release corrections on newer sets or easing deck-building pressure.
- No competitive crossover: none of this week's biggest movers are in current Standard decks, so the action is entirely collector-side on SIRs, promos and chase pulls.
- Set concentration: 2 of 8 movers come from SV: Scarlet & Violet 151. Watch whether the whole set trends together next week or the moves diverge.
- Chase cards dominate: 8 of 8 entries are SIRs, secret rares or gallery pulls , typical of a high-engagement week for Pokémon investment cards.
Pokémon Cards to Watch Next Week
Premium singles (£75+) that moved this week without cracking the top 5. These are the Pokémon investment cards worth keeping an eye on next week.
- Snorlax 15/112▲ +32.2%
Want to pull these cards yourself?
These cards are pulled from sealed Pokémon TCG products currently in stock — here’s where to find them.
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- Scarlet & Violet 151
Pull cards like Alakazam ex 201/165, Pikachu 173/165.
→ Browse Scarlet & Violet 151 cards -
Ascended Heroes Booster Pack — £11.45Pull cards like Pikachu ex 276/217, Mega Dragonite ex 295/217.
→ Shop Ascended Heroes products - Pitch Black
Pull cards like Mega Darkrai ex 116/084, Morpeko ex 117/084.
→ Browse all Pitch Black sealed
Or browse all Pokémon TCG Booster Boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes.
