Japanese Pokémon · 30th Celebration
All 30 Pikachu in M6A: 30th Celebrations
30 main-set Pikachu plus 6 higher-rarity pulls — 36 with live TCGplayer prices. Prices as of 2026-09-20.






All 30 singles
¥17,900
30 of 30 priced
Most expensive Pikachu
¥2,400
032/103
Top chase Pikachu
¥22,000
Pikachu ex - 127/103
Booster box
¥30,500
TCGplayer sealed box
The run
All 30 Pikachu
30 cards numbered 017/103 through 046/103. Tap any card for the TCGplayer listing.






























The chase
Higher-rarity Pikachu
Six extras outside the 30-card run — three pairs: Special Art Rare, Double Rare, and secret reprints.
Pair
Special Art Rare
Pair
Double Rare
Pair
Special reprints
Value
All Pikachu ranked by worth
Market price when TCGplayer has one, otherwise the lowest active listing.
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FAQ
Pikachu 30th Celebration, answered
- How many Pikachu cards are in 30th Celebration?
- The Japanese MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration (M6A) has 30 Pikachu in the main set, numbered 017/103 through 046/103. There are also six higher-rarity Pikachu: two Double Rare Pikachu ex (047 and 048), two Special Art Rare Pikachu ex (126 and 127), a Pikachu reprint at 136/103, and Pikachu & Zekrom GX at 160/103.
- Why do some cards show a low price instead of a market price?
- TCGplayer publishes a market price only after enough recent sales. Brand-new sets often have active listings (the low price) before a market price forms. We show the market price when it exists and fall back to the lowest listed price, marked as a listing, so chase cards are never hidden.
- Where do these prices come from?
- Prices are TCGplayer USD values mirrored daily from TCGCSV. We never call TCGCSV from your browser. The date on the page is the latest snapshot day from that sync.
Prices as of 2026-09-20. Compare sealed-box seller prices for M6A: 30th Celebrations · Top cards in M6A.
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