Pokémon 30th Celebration cards: full list and prices

30th Celebration released on September 16, 2026, the first Pokémon TCG expansion to launch worldwide on the same day. Here are all 184 cards with image and price: the complete set is worth around $1,283 as of Oct 19, 2026. Open a pack, scan, and see what your pulls are worth and how many you are missing.

How much is 30th Celebration worth?

As of Oct 19, 2026, the 154 cards of the expansion add up to $472 and the 30 Classic Collection cards to $811: $1,283 for all 184, summing the market price of each single card. The most valuable card in the expansion is Pikachu ex ($61.16); in the Classic Collection, Lugia ($193).

The 10 most valuable 30th Celebration cards

1. Lugia (Classic 149 · Classic Collection) — $193 · €196

2. Charizard (Classic 4 · Classic Collection) — $138 · €174

3. Magikarp (Classic 203 · Classic Collection) — $84.37 · €77.84

4. Pikachu ex (150/128 · Special Illustration Rare) — $61.16 · €47.06

5. Gengar (Prime) (Classic 94 · Classic Collection) — $57.49 · €51.09

6. Pikachu ex (149/128 · Special Illustration Rare) — $49.17 · €38.97

7. Sylveon ex (153/128 · Special Illustration Rare) — $43.66 · €31.88

8. Jirachi ex (155/128 · Special Illustration Rare) — $43.61 · €34.46

9. Mewtwo ex (157/128 · Futuristic Rare) — $42.20 · €27.07

10. Mew ex (158/128 · Futuristic Rare) — $41.55 · €35.82

TCGplayer market price in US dollars, ungraded single, as of Oct 19, 2026. It is a reference to sort your collection, not an offer: on Cardmarket and in European shops every card has its own price in euros.

Full card list: all 184 cards in 30th Celebration

The 154 cards of the expansion (the 128 numbered ones and the 26 secret rares) and the 30 Classic Collection cards, each with its number, image and price. Filter by the Pikachu, the Classic Collection or the ex and secret rares. "I have it" scans the card into your album; "Missing" notes it so you can see what is left.

Card images: TCGplayer. Prices as of Oct 19, 2026: Cardmarket in euros and TCGplayer in US dollars.

The 30 Pikachu (30)

Classic Collection (30)

ex & secret rares (38)

Rest of the set (86)

What the 30th anniversary set brings

30th Celebration is the commemorative expansion for 30 years of Pokémon. It has 128 numbered cards plus secret rares up to 158/128, and a first for any set: every card is foil, basic Energy included, with the 30th anniversary logo.

The headliners are Mewtwo ex and Mew ex, which debut the Futuristic Rare rarity with YOSHIROTTEN illustrations in vivid colors and 3D relief. Behind them come the generation's ex: Umbreon ex, Greninja ex, Sylveon ex, Gengar ex, Salamence ex, Jirachi ex and two Pikachu ex, with their Special Illustration Rare versions as the chase cards.

The 30 Pikachu and the Classic Collection

30 different Pikachu, one per pack, each with a unique illustration and its own rarity ("Pikachu Rare"). Completing all 30 is the collector challenge of the set.

Classic Collection: 30 gold-bordered reprints of historic cards, from Base Set Charizard to Arceus VSTAR, through Lugia, Pikachu & Zekrom GX, Mew VMAX and Shining Celebi. They keep their original numbering.

17 Illustration Rares and 7 Special Illustration Rares, plus 11 Double Rares (the ex) and 2 Futuristic Rares.

Products: booster packs, Elite Trainer Box (with a Pokémon Center version), Greninja ex and Sylveon ex tins, 2-pack blister, Poster Collection and Tech Sticker Collection.

Scan the set from the first pack

All 154 30th Celebration cards and the 30 Classic Collection cards are loaded in TCGJoin with number, rarity, image and price. Open a pack, show the card to the camera, and the scanner identifies it and saves it to your collection, with its slot in the set album.

Two things to watch: the 30 Pikachu differ only by number, so frame the bottom corner well; and Classic Collection cards carry the original set number (Charizard 4/102), so the scanner offers you the gold version and the Base Set one to confirm in one tap.

Every card carries its market price, updated daily in the app: as of Oct 19, 2026, the complete set comes to $1,283 adding up all 184 singles. The 30th Celebration set page has the set value and its top cards next to the rest of the Pokémon expansions, and what a Pokémon card is worth explains how to read those prices.

How to complete the album without losing track

Scan each pack right after opening it: five cards take under a minute and are marked as confirmed by scan.

Check set progress in your collection: which Pikachu you are missing, which ex you have twice, and what is left of the 128 numbered cards.

Duplicates count: the album flags them so you know what you can trade.

If you scan a card that is not in the catalog yet, it is queued and reviewed.

Tracking 30th Celebration in Collectr or TCGplayer? You can import it now

If you already track the set in another app, there is no need to tick all 184 cards again: export your collection from Collectr, TCGplayer, TCG Collector or any CSV, upload it to TCGJoin and every card lands in its slot in the 30th Celebration album. You review a preview before importing, and you can undo it. The steps for each app are in how to import your collection.

Where to buy 30th Celebration and what you can play

It is sold in game stores, big-box retailers and online shops: booster packs, Elite Trainer Box (with a Pokémon Center exclusive version), Greninja ex and Sylveon ex tins, 2-pack blister, Poster Collection and Tech Sticker Collection.

In tournaments: the expansion cards are legal in Standard since September 30, 2026, two weeks after release, under the usual rule.

The 30 Classic Collection cards are not Standard legal: they can only be played in formats that already allow the original card. They are collector pieces, which is why their prices are listed separately.

Frequently asked questions

How much is the complete 30th Celebration set worth?

As of Oct 19, 2026, the 154 expansion cards add up to $472 and the 30 Classic Collection cards to $811: about $1,283 for all 184, summing the market price of each single card. The most valuable card is Lugia ($193).

How many cards are in 30th Celebration?

184: 154 in the expansion (128 numbered cards and secret rares up to 158/128) and 30 in the Classic Collection subset, gold-bordered reprints. Every card is foil, basic Energy included.

What is the most expensive 30th Celebration card?

In the expansion, Pikachu ex, at $61.16 as of Oct 19, 2026. Counting the Classic Collection, Lugia, at $193. Next come the Special Illustration Rares and the two Futuristic Rares, Mew ex and Mewtwo ex.

What are the 30 Pikachu?

Thirty different Pikachu cards, one per pack, each with its own illustration and rarity (Pikachu Rare). Completing all 30 is the collector challenge of the set; the scanner tells them apart by the printed number.

What is the Classic Collection?

Thirty gold-bordered reprints of historic cards, from Base Set Charizard to Lugia, Shining Celebi or Pikachu & Zekrom GX. They keep their original set number and are not legal in Standard.

When did it release and when is it tournament legal?

It released on September 16, 2026, the same day worldwide. Its cards are Standard legal since September 30, 2026; the Classic Collection cards are not.

Where can I buy it?

In game stores, big-box retailers and online shops: booster packs, Elite Trainer Box (including the Pokémon Center one), tins, blisters and special collections. If you are after one specific card, buying the single is usually cheaper: every card's price is listed here.

Can I import my list from Collectr or TCGplayer?

Yes. Export your collection from Collectr, TCGplayer, TCG Collector or as a CSV, upload it to TCGJoin and every card is placed in the set album. You see a preview before importing and you can undo it.

Do I need an account?

You can try the scanner without an account for a few scans a day and tick the list in this browser. Saving your collection and tracking set progress needs a free account.