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7 chase cards · Prices Nov 12, 2026

Celebrations chase cards

The cards worth opening Celebrations for: its Rare Holo, Rare Ultra, ranked by ungraded value. The top chase is Mew 25/25 at $55.00.

Gem rate is the share of PSA-graded copies that came back a 10. For every card in the set by value, see the most valuable Celebrations cards, or the full Celebrations card list.

The top 7 Celebrations chase cards

  1. #1 Mew – Rare Holo

    25/25 · Celebrations

    This Mew is a gold card that renders the Pokémon in its shiny blue coloring, floating with arms spread and tail curling around the frame against a burst of golden sparkles and light. Art by Saki Hayashiro, it closes out the Celebrations main set as its final card, and the combination of a fan-favorite Mythical, the shiny palette and the anniversary stamp makes it a top chase from that release.

    Ungraded
    $55.00
    PSA 10
    $160
    Gem rate
    55%

    The most valuable chase card in Celebrations ungraded; a PSA 10 copy sells for 2.9× that ($160), and 55% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is up 14% over four weeks.

  2. #2 Pikachu – Rare Holo

    5/25 · Celebrations

    Pikachu sits plump and round in a sunlit forest clearing, sparks crackling from its red cheeks while light streams through purple-tinged trees and a Caterpie peeks down from a branch. This full-art take on the classic chubby Pikachu, art by Mitsuhiro Arita, carries the anniversary logo and leans hard into nostalgia, which makes it a favorite Celebrations pull for fans of the original look.

    Ungraded
    $4.28
    PSA 10
    $1,125
    Gem rate
    1.9%

    Number 2 in Celebrations by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 263× that ($1,125), and 1.9% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 20% over four weeks.

  3. #3 Mew – Rare Holo

    11/25 · Celebrations

    Mew floats upward against a burst of golden light, eyes wide and one paw raised, its long tail curling into a glowing spiral behind it. Art by Yuu Nishida, the soft pastel clouds and sparkling rays give it a dreamy, joyful feel. Mew's huge following and the anniversary Pikachu stamp make this holo a favorite pickup from the Celebrations set.

    Ungraded
    $3.31
    PSA 10
    $915
    Gem rate
    2.3%

    Number 3 in Celebrations by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 276× that ($915), and 2.3% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 11% over four weeks.

  4. #4 Professor's Research (Professor Oak) – Rare Ultra

    24/25 · Celebrations

    Professor's Research (Professor Oak) shows the professor in his lab coat in front of a packed bookshelf, sizing up one book while balancing a stack in his other arm, art by Ken Sugimori in a clean, classic style. As a full art Supporter from Celebrations featuring the original professor and carrying the anniversary Pikachu stamp, it draws both longtime fans and trainer card collectors.

    Ungraded
    $0.81
    PSA 10
    $42.00
    Gem rate
    38%

    Number 4 in Celebrations by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 52× that ($42.00), and 38% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 9.1% over four weeks.

  5. #5 Solgaleo – Rare Holo

    21/25 · Celebrations

    Solgaleo strides across a sunlit grassy field, mane flared and head turned back, while Lillie runs behind it waving, pack on her back, under a bright blue sky. Art by kirisAki gives the scene a warm, story-like feel tied to the Alola games. Collectors chase it as a Rare Holo from the anniversary Celebrations set, carrying the Pikachu party stamp in the corner.

    Ungraded
    $0.30
    PSA 10
    $320
    Gem rate
    6.6%

    Number 5 in Celebrations by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 1067× that ($320), and 6.6% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 12% over four weeks.

  6. #6 Lunala – Rare Holo

    15/25 · Celebrations

    Lunala spreads its huge dark wings across the frame while Lillie, in her ponytail and school-style outfit, stands on a rocky ledge gazing up at a soft pastel sky. Art by kirisAki, the scene feels quiet and story-driven, tying the Pokémon to its trainer from the Alola games. Fans of Lunala and Lillie chase this Celebrations holo for that pairing and the anniversary Pikachu stamp.

    Ungraded
    $0.28
    PSA 10
    $350
    Gem rate
    7.3%

    Number 6 in Celebrations by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 1250× that ($350), and 7.3% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 17% over four weeks.

  7. #7 Professor's Research (Professor Oak) – Rare Holo

    23/25 · Celebrations

    Professor's Research (Professor Oak) shows the professor hunched over a cluttered desk, flipping through a tabbed book with notes and a microscope around him while his pen hand breaks out of the frame into the text box. Art by Kiyotaka Oshiyama gives it a lived-in, anime-style warmth, and the anniversary stamp from Celebrations makes it a favorite for fans of the original professor.

    Ungraded
    $0.28
    PSA 10
    –
    Gem rate
    7.9%

    Number 7 in Celebrations by ungraded value, and 7.9% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is up 9.2% over four weeks.

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Common questions

What is the top chase card in Celebrations?

Mew 25/25 (Rare Holo) at $55.00 ungraded, and $160 as a PSA 10.

What are the best Celebrations cards to pull?

By ungraded value, the top 7 run from $55.00 for Mew down to $0.28 for Professor's Research (Professor Oak). 7 cards in the set are chase rarities in all.

Which Celebrations chase card is easiest to get a PSA 10?

Of the top 7, Mew 25/25 has the highest PSA 10 rate at 55% of graded copies, and Pikachu 5/25 the lowest at 1.9%.

How many cards are in Celebrations?

Celebrations has 25 cards, released Oct 8, 2021.