80 English cards · 5 sets · Prices Sep 28, 2026

Trainer Gallery Pokémon cards

The most valuable Trainer Gallery card is Mew GG10 (Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery), worth about $76.01 ungraded. 80 English cards carry this rarity, from Brilliant Stars Trainer Gallery (2022) to Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery (2023).

The Trainer Gallery was a subset of cards that showed Pokémon together with their human trainers or in everyday scenes. It ran in four Sword & Shield sets, from Brilliant Stars in 2022 to Silver Tempest later that year, and each card is numbered with a "TG" prefix. Crown Zenith in 2023 replaced it with the Galarian Gallery, numbered "GG", which followed the same idea with larger art.

You can tell a Trainer Gallery card by the prefix and by the art, which usually extends across the card. The subset mixed regular holos with V, VMAX and VSTAR cards, so the rarity range within it is wide.

The regular holos are affordable, and the ultra-rare cards in the subset carry most of the value. Popular Pokémon lead the market. From Lost Origin, Charizard (Lost Origin Trainer Gallery), Pikachu (Lost Origin Trainer Gallery) and Gengar (Lost Origin Trainer Gallery) are among the most sought-after regular Trainer Gallery cards. From Crown Zenith, Mew (Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery) is a favorite of Mew collectors.

Because the subsets were printed alongside the main set, supply is large. Value comes from the Pokémon, the art and condition, with PSA 10 copies commanding a clear premium.

Every rarity and its symbol is explained in the Pokémon card rarity chart.

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