30th Celebration

M6aJP

173 identified cards · Japanese · Release of this edition :

About this edition

Original name : 30th CELEBRATION

The references and dates in this list concern this edition. The count describes cards you can explore here, not the official size of the set.

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Asking prices · Japanese · sellers: Worldwide · Near Mint · Latest observation: 13 Oct 2026 at 06:51

Over a week
-7.1%
€703.46 → €653.20
Median price
€1.10
Excluding (un)commons
One of each
€1,169.45
168 priced of 173
Volatility
15%
≈ €15 on a €100 card
Card-by-card details

Checked on 13 October, card language: Japanese, sellers: Worldwide, in seller-declared Near Mint condition. A card’s price here is the price of its cheapest copy.

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  • Over a week

    -7.1%

    €703.46 → €653.20

    The dashed line marks today’s level. Days without a comparison leave a gap in the line.

    Take the 125 cards that already had a price a week ago. One of each cost €703.46 in total back then. Today, the same cards cost €653.20.

    Card by card, 18 went up and 64 went down. The other 43 barely moved.

    The card that moved the total most: Lugia (M6a 142), from €160.00 to €144.99.

  • Median price

    €1.10

    Excluding (un)commons

    Line up the 72 priced cards from cheapest to dearest: the one in the middle costs €1.10.

    The cheapest, Fuecoco ex (M6a 9), is €0.10. At the very top sits Mew ex (M6a 129), at €68.90.

  • One of each

    €1,169.45

    168 priced of 173

    If you bought one copy of each of the 168 priced cards, you’d pay €1,169.45 altogether. That’s 168 cards out of 173.

  • Volatility

    15%

    ≈ €15 on a €100 card

    Volatility tells you how much prices move around. Over the last month, on an ordinary day, the price of one of these cards sat about 15% away from its average. For a €100 card, that’s roughly €15 either way.

How we count

A card only counts if at least 10 listings were for sale on both days. With fewer, a single listing leaving is enough to move its price. To say these cards are going up or down, we need two things. Enough of them have to move the same way for luck not to explain it, and their total has to follow. Otherwise, we give the number in grey, with no green or red, and the reason below it. The median price leaves out commons, uncommons and cards whose rarity is unknown. A card counts as priced when an observation that is still current contains at least one Near Mint copy for sale in this market.

Asking prices · Near Mint · standard without reverse holo

How to read these prices

Cardmarket asking prices for standard copies listed by the seller as Near Mint. Each card page lets you choose the condition, finish and seller location. A card without a price is still a card to explore.

Card language: Japanese. Sellers: Worldwide. Asking prices, excluding shipping and import charges.

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