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Emeraldcard list & price guide

Released May 1, 2005 · EX era · 107 cards

Set, ungraded
$4,320
Set, PSA 10
–
Cards priced
107 of 107
Typical card
$2.37
Top card
Milotic ex 96/106 $690
Prices as of Nov 12, 2026

Emerald checklist

107 of 107 Emerald cards shown

Cost to complete

Base set 106 cards
$4,223
Secret rares 1 cards
$96.70
Reverse holos 88 cards
$6,631
Complete set
$4,320
Master set
$10,952

Ungraded near mint at today’s prices, as of Nov 12, 2026; a card without a price counts as missing, not free. Master set, card by card.

107 of 107 cards priced · PSA 10 priced on 80. Each total adds up the cards that have a price. It is not the cost of a complete set unless every card is priced, and buying a set card by card usually costs more. Prices updated Nov 12, 2026.

Released
May 1, 2005All 2005 sets
Cards
107 (106 + 1 secret)
Set code
EM
Series
EX
Set symbol
Emerald set symbolAll symbols

Emerald is an English Pokémon TCG set of 107 cards, released in May 2005 as part of the EX era. As of Nov 12, 2026, a complete set is worth about $4,320 ungraded, and a typical card sells for $2.37.

The most valuable cards are Milotic ex 96/106 ($690), Deoxys ex 93/106 ($570) and Altaria ex 90/106 ($354). See the most valuable Emerald cards for the full top 50, or the Emerald chase cards for the pulls collectors open packs for.

Pokémon collectors look for here include Deoxys, Milotic, Altaria, Rayquaza and Raichu. The set before it was Deoxys; the next was Unseen Forces.

Ungraded prices are UltraBall’s current value for a near-mint copy, read from recorded sales; PSA 10 values come from sales of graded copies. How we price cards.

Emerald

Most valuable cards

Full ranking
  1. Milotic ex 96/106
    Rank #1Milotic ex96/106$690ungraded
  2. Deoxys ex 93/106
    Rank #2Deoxys ex93/106$570ungraded
  3. Altaria ex 90/106
    Rank #3Altaria ex90/106$354ungraded
  4. Rayquaza 9/106
    Rank #4Rayquaza9/106$278ungraded
  5. Raichu ex 97/106
    Rank #5Raichu ex97/106$239ungraded
  6. Regice ex 98/106
    Rank #6Regice ex98/106$207ungraded

Last 90 days

Emerald sales

Set statistics

Cards by rarity

Emerald: number of cards, combined ungraded value and top card per rarity
RarityCardsShareTop card
Rare Holo1716%Rayquaza $278
Rare1413%Kyogre $13.31
Uncommon3230%Linoone $20.10
Common3230%Pikachu $16.00
Rare Holo EX1110%Milotic ex $690
Secret Rare11%Farfetch'd $96.70

Market prices

Emerald sealed products

All sealed

In this set

Key Pokémon

Graded

Top PSA 10 values

Emerald graded

Population

Hardest to gem

The lowest share of PSA-graded copies that came back a 10, among cards graded 100 times or more. A history of what was submitted, not the odds for a copy.

  1. 1
    Milotic ex96/106 · 985 graded
    3.1%
  2. 2
    Deoxys ex93/106 · 742 graded
    3.8%
  3. 3
    Camerupt ex92/106 · 393 graded
    4.6%
  4. 4
    Rayquaza9/106 · 1,317 graded
    4.6%
  5. 5
    Farfetch'd107/106 · 405 graded
    4.7%
  6. 6
    Raichu ex97/106 · 575 graded
    4.7%
  7. 7
    Cacturne ex91/106 · 395 graded
    4.8%
  8. 8
    Milotic8/106 · 496 graded
    4.8%
  9. 9
    Registeel ex100/106 · 530 graded
    5.1%
  10. 10
    Regice ex98/106 · 547 graded
    5.3%

Fastest growing

The biggest rise in PSA graded copies over 90 days (2026-08-10 to 2026-11-09), among cards with 100 or more graded at the start.

  1. 1
    Rayquaza9/106 · +207 to 1,310
    +19%
  2. 2
    Pikachu60/106 · +69 to 494
    +16%
  3. 3
    Deoxys2/106 · +78 to 599
    +15%
  4. 4
    Kyogre6/106 · +45 to 495
    +10%
  5. 5
    Blaziken1/106 · +47 to 534
    +9.7%
  6. 6
    Farfetch'd107/106 · +34 to 404
    +9.2%
  7. 7
    Raichu ex97/106 · +44 to 575
    +8.3%
  8. 8
    Milotic ex96/106 · +69 to 985
    +7.5%
  9. 9
    Sceptile10/106 · +29 to 428
    +7.3%
  10. 10
    Groudon5/106 · +31 to 466
    +7.1%

From PSA’s population report, as on each card page; growth from PSA’s weekly report through CardTrack. PSA counts the cards it has graded, not every copy that exists. More on graded supply.

EX

Related sets

All sets in this era

Common questions

How much is a complete Emerald set worth?

As of Nov 12, 2026, a complete Emerald set is worth about $4,320 ungraded, adding up each card’s ungraded value. Buying card by card usually costs more.

What is the most valuable card in Emerald?

Milotic ex 96/106 is the most valuable Emerald card, worth about $690 ungraded and $105,000 in PSA 10. Next is Deoxys ex 93/106 at $570.

How many cards are in Emerald?

Emerald has 107 cards: 106 in the main set plus 1 secret rares numbered past 106. The full checklist above lists every card with its price.

When was Emerald released?

Emerald was released in English on May 1, 2005, in the EX era.

Which Emerald cards are worth money?

33 of the 107 priced Emerald cards are worth $10 or more ungraded, and 13 are worth $100 or more. The rest are commons, uncommons and non-holo rares that sell for a few dollars at most. The checklist sorts by price so the valuable ones sit at the top.

What are the chase cards in Emerald?

The cards collectors open Emerald packs for are Rayquaza 9/106 ($278), Deoxys 2/106 ($165) and Farfetch'd 107/106 ($96.70). The full list is on the Emerald chase cards page.

Which Emerald card gains the most from a PSA 10?

Milotic 8/106: $30.80 ungraded against $11,550 as a PSA 10, 375.0 times more. Whether grading pays depends on the odds of a 10 and the grading fee: is it worth grading Pokémon cards?

Which Emerald card is hardest to get a PSA 10 on?

Milotic ex 96/106: of 985 copies PSA has graded, 31 came back a 10 (3%), the lowest gem rate of the set’s cards worth $20 or more.