Pokémon cards dropping in price: the biggest price cuts of November 2026

The biggest price cuts in euros

The most valuable cards save you the most. In two weeks Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex from MEGA Dream ex fell below €100 and the Pikachu ex from 30th Celebration below €70.

The biggest price cuts in percentage

Here the ARs of the latest sets stand out. When a set comes out, cards cost more because there are few of them; as soon as more stock arrives the price drops. It happened to the ARs of Storm Emeralda and 30th Celebration, and to those of Black Bolt and White Flare.

The cards that dropped in price, with current price and availability

−18%

Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex

237/193

99,99 €1 pcs

−22%

Pikachu ex

126/103

69,99 €3 pcs

−18%

N's Zoroark ex

242/193

64,99 €1 pcs

−19%

Raikou ex

108/076

47,99 €1 pcs

−29%

Kyogre

080/076

11,99 €8 pcs

−29%

Groudon

084/076

11,99 €13 pcs

−14%

Mega Absol ex

89/63

29,99 €1 pcs

−13%

Mega Gengar ex

230/193

24,99 €1 pcs

−22%

Moltres

105/103

6,99 €10 pcs

−22%

Articuno

107/103

6,99 €13 pcs

−22%

Zapdos

108/103

6,99 €16 pcs

−23%

Galarian Moltres

190/172

12,99 €13 pcs

How to read these price cuts

These are ourselling prices, not auction site quotes. We update them following the Japanese and European market: if a card drops there, it drops here too. To understand how a card's price is formed read how much is a Pokémon card worth.

• Newly released cards cost more in the first weeks: if you're not in a hurry, waiting often pays off.
• The rarest cards drop less in percentage but more in euros.
• A falling card can rise again when stock runs out: the tiles above show how many copies are left.

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