Latest news affecting the Pokemon card market
The Mega Darkrai ex leads Abyss Eye values at $1,132, with artist-illustrated rares commanding premiums as Japanese scarcity elevates all set pricing above typical release patterns.
Mega Rayquaza ex headlines a July expansion that also revises pack guarantees, deck sharing, and Card Dex tracking.
Pokémon products may now be hiding in plain sight at Target, with new buying rules collectors need to check before checkout.
Pokemon Unite's exit from the 2027 World Championships marks a historic shift for the mobile game's esports structure.
Pokémon's 30th Anniversary Set faced pre-order chaos and scalping, not actual quality or supply shortages.
Graded Rayquaza and vintage Pokemon cards soared to five-figure prices, while Magic's Gaea's Cradle exceeded $1,600, pushing the total graded Pokemon market past $10 billion.
Amazon.co.uk now requires invitations to buy Pokémon TCG boxes, reshaping how UK collectors access cards.
McDonald's Japan limited the Pokémon Summer Chance Bag to a July lottery system, with the Pop-Up Pikachu timer as its centerpiece collectible.
McDonald's Japan limited its Summer Chance Bag Pokémon release to a July lottery application, making the pop-up Pikachu timer highly contested among collectors worldwide.
Mega Mewtwo Y's Psychic typing makes it vulnerable to a narrow set of counters, meaning trainer preparation centers on assembling the strongest viable...