30th Celebration

Pokémon 30th Celebration card list: 161 cards plus 30 Classic Collection reprints (191), how many cards per pack, pull rates and the most expensive cards.

30th Celebration (often searched as “30c” or “Pokémon 30th anniversary”) is the Pokémon TCG’s anniversary set in the Mega Evolution series. It came out on 16 September 2026 — in the UK on the same day as the rest of the world, the first expansion with one global launch date. Every card is foil, the Basic Energy included. Set list at a glance (191 entries in the ColleX checklist): 001–128 — main set: 68 Common, 18 Rare, 12 Double Rare and 30 Pikachu Rare (023–052) 129–158 — 18 Illustration Rare, 10 Special Illustration Rare and 2 Futuristic Rare by YOSHIROTTEN R/RGB, G/RGB, B/RGB — three secret Mew Classic Collection — 30 reprints that keep their original numbers, from Charizard 4/102 to Magikarp 203/193 Count the 8 foil Basic Energies too and you get the 199 that some lists quote. How many cards per pack: five foil cards, one foil Basic Energy and a Pokémon TCG Live code card — and one of the 30 Pikachu is in every pack. Packs only come inside products, so our 30th Celebration products guide works out the price per pack in each one and shows why the Nidorina and Ditto promos make the Elite Trainer Box and the Ditto Premium Collection part of a master set. Pull rates are community estimates, not official odds: Double Rare about 1 in 5 packs, Illustration Rare 1 in 5, Classic Collection 1 in 10, Special Illustration Rare 1 in 18–21, Futuristic Rare 1 in 82–120. They come from TCGplayer's count of 3,000+ packs (via cardcodex) and a 652-pack tally on tcgtalk, read on 18 October 2026. RGB Mew has no reliable rate yet. Most expensive cards on Cardmarket (price trend, 17 October 2026): Mew R/RGB €3,161, Mew B/RGB €2,489, Mew G/RGB €2,264, Lugia 149/147 €196 and Charizard 4/102 €174; TCGplayer ranks them in the same order. Among the cards numbered /128, Mew ex 152 leads at about €81.