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Pokémon 30th anniversary cards: the Japanese 30th Celebration set, cards and prices
Updated on 16/10/2026👁 2 readers

What 30th Celebration is
For Pokémon's thirtieth birthday Japan got 30th Celebration, a special set with the code M6a. Like the sets of previous anniversaries, it isn't a normal expansion: it's a party that brings together new cards and tributes to the game's history.

The reprints of classic cards
Collectors' favourite part is the reprints: cards that bring back the artwork and design of famous cards from the early eras, with the 30th anniversary logo. The Charizard uses the design of the first Japanese set and is illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, like the original; the Lugia recalls the "Crystal" cards of the early 2000s. The set also includes Shining Celebi, Dark Tyranitar, Crobat G LV.44, Metagross δ (Delta Species) and Mew VMAX: each one recalls a different era of the game.
The new SARs
Alongside the reprints there are special illustrations (SAR) of the most loved Pokémon: two Pikachu ex by kantaro that form a single parade, Mew ex, Mewtwo ex, Gengar ex, Sylveon ex, Greninja ex, Jirachi ex.
30th Celebration SARs in our catalogue

Pikachu ex
126/103

Salamence ex
133/103
How to recognise a 30th anniversary card
- the 30th anniversary logo on the artwork (a Pikachu with the number 30);
- the set code M6a at the bottom left, next to the number;
- the number: cards above 103 (e.g. 126/103) are the secret cards, the rarest.
The other anniversaries
Every anniversary has had its own set: for the 20th in 2016 and the 25th in 2021 celebration sets came out both in Japan and in the rest of the world, with reprints of the most famous cards. They immediately became some of the most collected sets of their time.
Below you'll find the most expensive 30th Celebration cards in our catalogue; the full list is on the set page.
The most expensive 30th Celebration JP cards in our catalogue
- 1
Lugia 142/10330th Celebration JP · sold out325,99 € - 2
Charizard 137/10330th Celebration JP · sold out232,49 € - 3
Pikachu ex SAR 127/10330th Celebration JP · sold out129,99 € - 4
Mew ex SAR 129/10330th Celebration JP · sold out129,99 € - 5
Mew ex 135/10330th Celebration JP · sold out103,99 € - 6
Magikarp 165/10330th Celebration JP · sold out96,49 € - 7
Gengar ex SAR 131/10330th Celebration JP · sold out95,49 € - 8
Mewtwo ex 134/10330th Celebration JP · sold out77,99 € - 9
Gengar 150/10330th Celebration JP · sold out75,99 € - 10
Pikachu ex SAR 126/10330th Celebration JP74,99 € - 11
Mewtwo ex SAR 128/10330th Celebration JP · sold out59,49 € - 12
Pikachu 136/10330th Celebration JP · sold out57,99 € - 13
Sylveon ex SAR 130/10330th Celebration JP · sold out52,99 € - 14
Jirachi ex SAR 132/10330th Celebration JP · sold out49,99 € - 15
Rayquaza ex 154/10330th Celebration JP · sold out42,49 € - 16
Shining Celebi 141/10330th Celebration JP · sold out37,99 € - 17
Pikachu & Zekrom 160/10330th Celebration JP · sold out36,99 € - 18
Mew VMAX 163/10330th Celebration JP · sold out32,99 € - 19
Darkrai & Cresselia Legend 151/10330th Celebration JP · sold out29,49 € - 20
Dark Tyranitar 144/10330th Celebration JP · sold out26,49 €
Frequently asked questions
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