The most expensive Pokémon cards

The Pokémon cards with the highest market value today. Each card leads to its page, with the price by language, condition and edition and a chart of how it has moved.

Updated on October 5, 2026

  1. 1
    Charizard ☆ δ

    Charizard ☆ δ

    Dragon Frontiers · #100

    €5,081.00

  2. 2
    Lugia

    Lugia

    Aquapolis · #149

    €4,970.61

  3. 3
    Gengar

    Gengar

    Skyridge · #10

    €4,217.75

  4. 4
    Mewtwo Star

    Mewtwo Star

    Holon Phantoms · #103

    €4,135.32

  5. 5
    Charizard

    Charizard

    Skyridge · #146

    €3,712.71

  6. 6
    Pikachu Star

    Pikachu Star

    Holon Phantoms · #104

    €3,630.37

  7. 7
    Latias & Latios GX

    Latias & Latios GX

    Team Up · #170

    €3,521.50

  8. 8
    Mew ☆ δ

    Mew ☆ δ

    Dragon Frontiers · #101

    €3,274.62

  9. 9

    Mudkip

    Poké Card Creator Pack · #4

    €2,911.86

  10. 10
    Mew

    Mew

    30th Celebration · #R

    €2,870.80

  11. 11
    Mew

    Mew

    30th Celebration · #B

    €2,820.00

  12. 12
    Mew

    Mew

    30th Celebration · #G

    €2,230.82

  13. 13
    Celebi ☆

    Celebi ☆

    Crystal Guardians · #100

    €2,195.21

  14. 14
    Metagross Star

    Metagross Star

    Delta Species · #113

    €2,174.76

  15. 15
    Kyogre Star

    Kyogre Star

    Delta Species · #112

    €2,110.19

  16. 16
    Rayquaza

    Rayquaza

    Call of Legends · #20

    €2,090.30

  17. 17
    Umbreon VMAX

    Umbreon VMAX

    Evolving Skies · #215

    €2,026.85

  18. 18
    Umbreon

    Umbreon

    Skyridge · #32

    €1,886.07

  19. 19
    Gyarados ☆ δ

    Gyarados ☆ δ

    Holon Phantoms · #102

    €1,770.64

  20. 20
    Gengar

    Gengar

    Legendary Collection · #11

    €1,661.15

  21. 21
    Pikachu

    Pikachu

    Pokémon Rumble · #7

    €1,591.25

  22. 22
    Alakazam ☆

    Alakazam ☆

    Crystal Guardians · #99

    €1,533.91

  23. 23
    Dark Dragonite

    Dark Dragonite

    Team Rocket · #5

    €1,419.70

How this ranking is made

For every Pokémon card we take the market value of a Near Mint copy from completed sales in Europe and put them in order. A card appears once, with its most valuable variant; a price far above the average of the last 30 days is treated as an anomaly and does not count. Graded cards have an index of their own on the card's page.

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