Celebrations
A 2021 set, 25 cards, plus 25 more cards this page does not cover. What is in Celebrations, what is actually rare in it, and what the cards worth chasing are going for. Mew leads those 25, and the Classic Collection is not priced here.
There is a second Celebrations set and it is not on this page. The Classic Collection is 25 cards numbered CC001 to CC025, released the same day: reprints of older cards, CC001 Blastoise through CC025 Tapu Lele GX. The card databases this site reads file it as a set of its own, so none of it is in the chase cards, on the checklist, or in any total anywhere on this page, and we hold no price for a single one of those 25 cards. Everything below is the 25 card checklist, which is not the whole of what carries the Celebrations symbol.
That is the Celebrations set symbol. Every card in the set prints it at the bottom, beside the collector number. Holding a card and not sure which set it is?
The ones you want
Top chase cards
No scan for this one
- Mew Secret Rare • 25 $56.50 • PSA 10 $194 Check current price
The card database has no scan for Mew 25, so it is named and priced here rather than shown as an empty card.
Prices are pricecharting.com's price guide value for an ungraded copy, read August 31, 2026. A guide value is computed across the sales PriceCharting tracks, which is a wider set of venues than any one marketplace. These are the same eight rows the checklist further down prints, sorted by price, so the two agree by construction. Sorted out of the 25 on that checklist: Celebrations: Classic Collection is a separate 25 cards and none of them can be here, because this site holds no price for any of them. Singles move fast, so treat them as a ballpark rather than a quote.
The PSA 10 figures are graded sales data from pricecharting.com, a different measurement from the guide values above and read separately, so the two are not one reading. The date printed beside a graded figure is the day it was read. A PSA 10 is a card somebody has paid to have graded and sealed at the top grade, so it is not what the same card is worth loose in your hand.
Where the value sits
Where the money is
Buy one copy of each of the 25 cards on this guide's Celebrations checklist at its guide value and you would spend $107.59. More than half of that is a single card. The other 24 come to $51.09 between them, which is $2.13 a card.
The priciest card
4% of the 25 cards with a price
What that one is worth
half of the $108 the whole checklist comes to
In plain terms: a handful of cards carry the set and everything else is bulk. That is normal, it is true of nearly every modern set, and it is worth knowing before you buy a box hoping to "get your money back".
Added up from the 25 prices in the checklist below. It does not include Celebrations: Classic Collection, which is 25 more cards filed as a separate set and unpriced anywhere in this site's data, so the real cost of one of everything with a Celebrations symbol on it is higher than this and we cannot say by how much. Prices are pricecharting.com's price guide value for an ungraded copy, read August 31, 2026. A guide value is computed across the sales PriceCharting tracks, which is a wider set of venues than any one marketplace. This is what buying one of each card would cost. It is not what a booster box is worth, and it is not the chance of pulling anything: nobody outside The Pokemon Company has pull rates, so you will not find any on this site.
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Every Celebrations rip
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Quick facts
Celebrations 101
- Released October 8, 2021, which was 4 years ago.
- 4 of the 25 cards sit at a chase rarity, which is every tier highlighted in the rarity breakdown below. That is what the checklist holds, not how often any of it turns up.
- The chase card of the 25 on this checklist is Mew (Secret Rare), sitting around $56.50 raw, and $194 in a PSA 10. The 25 cards of Celebrations: Classic Collection are not on it, and this site holds no price for any of them, so there is no honest way for this page to tell you whether one of those beats it.
- We have ripped 1 video worth of this set on the channel.
- 25 cards makes this the smallest of the 28 English sets on this site, and one pack costs about a third of what buying one of every card costs. Both of those figures are further up this page.
That PSA 10 figure is graded sales data from pricecharting.com, read August 31, 2026. The raw figure beside it is pricecharting.com's price guide value for an ungraded copy, which is a different measurement.
What is actually rare
Rarity breakdown
How many cards sit at each rarity, and what those cards are worth. Mid is the middle card at that rarity: half of them cost more than that and half cost less, which is a far better guide to what you will actually see than the one famous card at the top.
The stars beside a tier are the ones printed on the card, redrawn from the key in the booklet that ships inside a modern set. The color carries as much of the meaning as the count: two silver stars is Ultra Rare and two black stars is Double Rare. Tiers with no stars are not on that page, so this site does not draw one for them. The whole rarity key.
Prices worked out from the Celebrations checklist below, read August 28, 2026. A rarity only gets a figure where every card at that rarity has a price and the checklist agrees with the set's own count, so a few tiers show a count and no money rather than a number covering a different set of cards than the one beside it.
Every card
Full checklist
All 25 cards in Celebrations, with what each one is worth. The most expensive card in the set is Mew at $56.50.
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- 1 Ho-Oh $0.95 Rare
- 2 Reshiram $1.00 Rare
- 3 Kyogre $0.99 Rare
- 4 Palkia $0.51 Rare
- 5 Pikachu $5.84 Holo Rare
- 6 Flying Pikachu V $4.49 Holo Rare V
- 7 Flying Pikachu VMAX $7.50 Holo Rare VMAX
- 8 Surfing Pikachu V $4.11 Holo Rare V
- 9 Surfing Pikachu VMAX $7.10 Holo Rare VMAX
- 10 Zekrom $0.99 Rare
- 11 Mew $3.99 Holo Rare
- 12 Xerneas $0.80 Rare
- 13 Cosmog $0.81 Rare
- 14 Cosmoem $1.15 Rare
- 15 Lunala $0.98 Holo Rare
- 16 Zacian V $1.41 Holo Rare V
- 17 Groudon $1.25 Rare
- 18 Zamazenta V $1.00 Holo Rare V
- 19 Yveltal $0.83 Rare
- 20 Dialga $1.00 Rare
- 21 Solgaleo $0.70 Holo Rare
- 22 Lugia $1.36 Rare
- 23 Professor's Research (Professor Oak) $0.99 Holo Rare
- 24 Professor's Research (Professor Oak) $1.34 Ultra Rare
- 25 Mew $56.50 Secret Rare
The gold rows are the chase tiers, the same ones the rarity breakdown above highlights. The stars beside a rarity are the ones printed on that card. Prices are pricecharting.com's price guide value for an ungraded copy, read August 31, 2026. A guide value is computed across the sales PriceCharting tracks, which is a wider set of venues than any one marketplace. Where a card exists as a normal, holo and reverse holo at different prices, the figure shown is the priciest of them, because that is the one people mean. 25 of 25 cards have a price. Looking for one card in particular? Search every card on the site.
What you can buy
Ways to open Celebrations
Every sealed Celebrations product still being sold, cheapest first. The cheapest way in is also the cheapest pack: one pack at $36.78.
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Collection Box
Packs plus promos, count not in our data
$78.62 market
Cheapest listing $98.83 • 11 sellers
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Pokemon Center Elite Trainer Box
Pack count not in our data
$568.24 market
Cheapest listing $485.00 • 46 sellers
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Ultra-Premium Collection
Packs plus promos and accessories, count varies by product
$1,237.81 market
Prices are TCGplayer market and lowest-listing prices, read on September 1, 2026. They move every day, so treat them as a rough idea and not a quote. Product photos are TCGplayer's. We are not a shop and we do not sell any of this.
Cost per pack is the market price divided by the pack count printed on each card above, so you can check it. Sleeves, dice, decks and promo cards are counted as worth nothing, which flatters every box that includes them. Anything whose pack count is not in our data gets no per-pack figure rather than a guessed one, which is why blisters, tins and collection boxes have none, and why sets from before 2023 have none either: our counts are sourced for the current era and were not the same in earlier ones. What each product has held, and when it changed, is on how many packs are in it.
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