Mew R/RGB tops 30th Celebration's most valuable cards at $6,000

Mew - R/RGB is the most valuable card in ME: 30th Celebration, at a market price of $6,000 as of October 13, 2026.^[1] The set came out on September 16, 2026, and 165 of its cards have a price today.

The top three are all Mew RGB Rares. Mew - B/RGB sits at $3,747 and Mew - G/RGB at $3,739, almost level with each other and well behind the R version.

After those three, prices drop off sharply. The fourth card, Mew ex - 152/128, is a Special Illustration Rare at $87.91. Six of the top ten are Special Illustration Rares, and one, Mew ex - 158/128, is a Futuristic Rare.

One copy of each of the ten most valuable cards would cost $13,901 together, and Mew - R/RGB is 43% of that on its own. Most of the set is far cheaper: the typical card is $0.27.

The two Mew RGB Rares with a recorded move have held their prices, while every Special Illustration Rare and the Futuristic Rare in the top ten has fallen hard. We compared today's price with the middle price in the set's second week, once the first rush of openings had settled.

Mew - R/RGB is flat at 0%, and Mew - G/RGB is up +2%. We don't have a comparable move for Mew - B/RGB, so we're leaving it out rather than guessing.

The Special Illustration Rares and the Futuristic Rare tell a different story. Gengar ex - 154/128 had the smallest drop at −38%. Mew ex - 152/128 and Mewtwo ex - 151/128 are both down −42%. Jirachi ex - 155/128 fell the most, at −60%.

So if you bought one of these cards in the set's second week, today's market price is well below what you likely paid. For how individual cards across sets moved more recently, see the price movers for the week to October 12, 2026.

Treat these as a snapshot of a very young set, not a settled price list. The set is less than a month old, and new sets move fast in their first months. These are today's prices, not a forecast of where any card goes next.

The prices are for near-mint raw copies. Graded copies sell for different prices, so don't read these numbers as what a slab of the same card would fetch.

The ranking also says nothing about why a card sits where it does. If you want the bigger picture on that, we looked at it in what makes a Pokémon card valuable.

If you own cards from this set, Pokelit prices English and Japanese cards every night from TCGplayer prices, and shows graded prices from eBay sales where slabs have sold. You can keep them in a binder that tracks their value as the set settles.