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Celebrations price guide

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Every priced card, most valuable first

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#CardUS marketEurope avgPrint
25Mew$68.26—Holo
9Surfing Pikachu VMAX$7.91—Holo
7Flying Pikachu VMAX$7.25—Holo
5Pikachu$4.97—Holo
8Surfing Pikachu V$4.13—Holo
6Flying Pikachu V$3.99—Holo
11Mew$3.53—Holo
22Lugia$0.97—Holo
18Zamazenta V$0.88—Holo
24Professor's Research (Professor Oak)$0.88—Holo
16Zacian V$0.73—Holo
15Lunala$0.50—Holo
3Kyogre$0.48—Holo
1Ho-Oh$0.41—Holo
21Solgaleo$0.38—Holo
2Reshiram$0.37—Holo
10Zekrom$0.37—Holo
17Groudon$0.37—Holo
12Xerneas$0.36—Holo
20Dialga$0.36—Holo
13Cosmog$0.35—Holo
23Professor's Research (Professor Oak)$0.35—Holo
4Palkia$0.29—Holo
19Yveltal$0.29—Holo
14Cosmoem$0.26—Holo

25 priced cards. Snapshot Sep 24, 2026. US prices from TCGplayer, Europe from Cardmarket.

About Celebrations

Celebrations came out October 8, 2021 with 25 numbered cards.

The most expensive card in the set runs $68.26; the median card is $0.48. That gap is what makes the set worth pulling apart card by card.

It belongs to the Sword & Shield series.

The US column is the TCGplayer market price of the most expensive print. Where a card has more than one print, the print is named — a reverse holo and a normal copy are different products at different prices.

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