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Ranked by ungraded value · updated Nov 12, 2026

The Most Expensive Pokémon Rumble Cards

The 16 cards of Pokémon Rumble (2009), ranked by current ungraded value. The top three today are Pikachu 7/16 ($1,000), Mewtwo 9/16 ($780) and Mew 10/16 ($475).

The full checklist, with every card’s price, is in the Pokémon Rumble price guide. It is part of the Platinum era. Across every set, see the most valuable Pokémon cards.

Ranked
16 English cards
Order
Ungraded value, high to low
Condition
Ungraded

The top 3

  1. #1

    Pikachu

    Pokémon Rumble · 7/16

    $1,000

    PSA 10 $55,000

  2. #2

    Mewtwo

    Pokémon Rumble · 9/16

    $780

    PSA 10 $96,000

  3. #3

    Mew

    Pokémon Rumble · 10/16

    $475

    PSA 10 $17,770

The top 16, ungraded

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The Most Expensive Pokémon Rumble Cards, sorted by default.

  1. 1

    Pikachu

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble7/162009

    $1,000

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $55,000

    This Pikachu lifts its art straight from the Pokémon Rumble game, showing a blocky, toy-like Pikachu standing on a dark arena floor while a Corphish and a Magikarp drift in the background under a cloudy sky. The sparkly holo-style pattern and the big Rumble logo stamped across the corner make it stand out. Pikachu fans like it as an odd, game-tie-in piece from a small promotional set.

  2. 2

    Mewtwo

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble9/162009

    $780

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $96,000

    This Mewtwo comes from the small Pokémon Rumble promo set, and the art borrows straight from that game: a blocky, toy-like Mewtwo glowing with a purple aura, standing in a moonlit arena with a starry, speed-lined backdrop. The bold Rumble logo stamped over the frame makes it easy to spot. Mewtwo's huge following and the oddball tie-in style keep collectors hunting for it.

  3. 3

    Mew

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble10/162009

    Highest recorded sale $156,000 · PSA 10 · Nov 2, 2026

    $475

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $17,770

    Mew appears here as a blocky, toy-like figure straight out of the Pokémon Rumble video game, floating over an arena floor marked with a Poké Ball pattern while a pink glow outlines its body against a bright sea and sky. The big Pokémon Rumble logo stamped across the corner marks it as part of a small promotional tie-in set. Mew fans and promo collectors chase it for that odd, game-rendered look.

  4. 4

    Zapdos

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble8/162009

    $385

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $1,525

    Zapdos shows up here as a blocky, toy-like figure straight out of the Pokémon Rumble game, spiky yellow wings flared and an angry glare aimed past a gaping Zubat over a sunny arena floor. The big Pokémon Rumble logo stamped across the corner marks it as part of that small promotional set. Collectors chase it for the odd wind-up toy look, which makes a fun contrast to standard Zapdos art.

  5. 5

    Venusaur

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble1/162009

    $370

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $26,000

    Venusaur appears here in the chunky, toy-like 3D style of the Pokémon Rumble game, glaring forward with a red eye and a single fang while a small Dratini floats behind it against a blocky sky and arena backdrop. The holo foil and big Rumble logo stamped across the art make it an unusual piece, and fans of the Kanto grass starter chase this odd promo-style set for its game-render look.

  6. 6

    Lucario

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble12/162009

    $314

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $50,400

    This Lucario comes from the small Pokémon Rumble promo set and uses a blocky, toy-like render straight out of the game, with Lucario in close-up glancing sideways against a bright sky, cartoon trees and a striped traffic cone. The big Pokémon Rumble logo stamped over the art makes it instantly recognizable, and Lucario's huge fan base keeps this oddball tie-in card on plenty of want lists.

  7. 7

    Ninetales

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble3/162009

    $310

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $6,500

    Ninetales appears here as a blocky, toy-like figure straight out of the Pokémon Rumble game, rendered in chunky polygons with a pale cream body and red eyes, posed mid-stride inside an industrial room with pipes and hazard stripes. The Pokémon Rumble logo is stamped across the art. Collectors chase this small promotional set for its odd wind-up toy look, unlike anything else in the card game.

  8. 8

    Gyarados

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble6/162009

    $265

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $25,500

    Gyarados appears here as a blocky, toy-like figure from Pokémon Rumble, mouth wide open and roaring across a sunny beach lined with palm trees, with a tiny Shellder-like shape in the background and the game's logo stamped over the art. Collectors chase it for that odd wind-up-toy look, so unlike a normal Gyarados card, and as part of the small, quirky Pokémon Rumble promo set.

  9. 9

    Heatran

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble4/162009

    $125

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $1,000

    Heatran appears here as a chunky, toy-like figure in the blocky style of the Pokémon Rumble game, glowing red against a factory floor with hazard stripes and furnace pipes behind it. Small cone-shaped pieces sit beside it, and the bold Rumble logo is stamped across the corner. Collectors chase this small promotional set for its unusual game-render artwork, which looks unlike any standard card of its era.

  10. 10

    Diglett

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble11/162009

    $121

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $4,081

    Diglett pops out of a dirt mound in the center of a dark arena floor marked with swirling chalk lines, rendered in the blocky, toy-like 3D style of the Pokémon Rumble game, with the bright Pokémon Rumble logo stamped over the corner. Collectors chase it as part of a small promotional set tied to the game, and its odd, rounded CG look makes it a fun outlier in any Diglett collection.

  11. 11

    Rattata

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble15/162009

    $95.00

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $33,000

  12. 12

    Skuntank

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble13/162009

    $90.00

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $10,000

  13. 13

    Starmie

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble5/162009

    $84.95

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $19,200

  14. 14

    Cherrim

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble2/162009

    $81.99

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $6,000

  15. 15

    Bastiodon

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble14/162009

    $80.80

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $4,000

  16. 16

    Bibarel

    PlatinumPokémon Rumble16/162009

    $79.99

    Ungraded

    PSA 10 $6,500

Graded

Ungraded, PSA 9 and PSA 10: the top 5

Pikachu, Pokémon Rumble 7/16

  1. Ungraded

    $1,000
  2. PSA 9

    $20,400

    20.4x the ungraded price

  3. PSA 10

    $55,000

    55.0x the ungraded price

Ungraded, PSA 9 and PSA 10 values of the top 5 cards, with the PSA 10 multiple of the ungraded price
CardUngradedPSA 9PSA 10
Pikachu 7/16$1,000$20,400$55,000
Mewtwo 9/16$780$10,361$96,000
Mew 10/16$475$10,600$17,770
Zapdos 8/16$385–$1,525
Venusaur 1/16$370$10,500$26,000

Graded values are read from sales of slabbed copies. When grading pays.

Highest recorded sale per card

Most expensive Pokémon Rumble cards ever sold

All record sales
  1. 1MewPokémon Rumble · PSA 10 · Nov 2, 2026$156,000

Auction and marketplace receipts, checked against what we quote for the card at that grade. The year’s biggest sales, month by month, are in the biggest Pokémon card sales of 2026.

Common questions

What is the most expensive Pokémon Rumble card ever sold?

The biggest sale on record is Mew 10/16, which sold for $156,000 as a PSA 10 on Nov 2, 2026.

What is the most expensive Pokémon Rumble card?

Pikachu 7/16, at $1,000 ungraded and $55,000 as a PSA 10.

What is the most valuable Pokémon Rumble card in PSA 10?

Mewtwo 9/16, at $96,000 in a PSA 10. It ranks below the top card ungraded because a 10 of it is far scarcer.

How many Pokémon Rumble cards are worth over $100?

Of the 16 Pokémon Rumble cards with a price, 10 are worth $100 or more ungraded and 1 is worth $1,000 or more. The rest sell for less, most of them for a few dollars.

What makes a Pokémon Rumble card valuable?

Scarcity, condition and demand for the character. Condition is the other lever: Pikachu 7/16 is worth $1,000 ungraded and $55,000 as a PSA 10, 55.0 times more.

How often are these prices updated?

Every day. The prices on this page were last read Nov 12, 2026, from recorded sales of each card.