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Another push lower has the 30th Celebration ETB sitting just above $100, down 23% this month to a $103 market price, with listings and sales right around $102. With UPCs out and singles flooding the market, floor is hard to call going into the weakest spending stretch of the year
Delta Reign has released and Mega Rayquaza's market price has kicked off at $322, with listings starting at $319. Mega Greninja started near $438 and Mega Darkrai near $375, and both had about half gone in three months. If Rayquaza follows, it is around $145 by early February
Friday brought sales at more than double a normal day, and the price kept sliding anyway. Sales sat around $120 at the end of October and most today cleared at $102 and $104, though one buyer got a copy for $95. More sales like that $95 one would put the market price under $100
Charizard is testing the lowest prices it has seen since release. October's $135 low is already behind it, with listings starting around $130 and sales already hitting $118 today. Unless buyers start holding $130 again, the $143 market price is in danger of pushing lower
Giratina VSTAR is in the middle of another 10% push downward, and those waiting for the right price co tune to be rewarded with sales now landing around $265 this week. Listings start about 5% under the $273 market price, which is still being propped up by last week's sales
Charmander's most meme-ified promo may be settling into a floor. After sliding 23% over three months, the market price has sat around $48 for two weeks, with listings starting around $45 and sales near $47. Does that hold, or do the $41 sales from yesterday set the next price?
Pikachu has handed back nearly all of its 2026 gains, bleeding 30% down from its $58 high. With raw copies cheaper, it does have potential as a grading play. PSA 10s have maintained their premium at $213, more than double the $100 it would cost to buy and grade a raw copy today
Gengar's Mega Attack Rare has gone flat for the last two weeks after sliding 14% early in October, while its SIR counterpart continues bleeding lower. As sales close around $31 with listings starting at $30, it looks like a rare floor is forming for an ascended heroes single
After its winter run up, Evolving Skies ran mostly flat through 2026 as we end the hottest year in Pokemon history. Its booster box is now down $634 from its high. If this flagship product couldn't climb in a crazed market, what happens once that market stops carrying everything?
Pokeviews Market Update 11/4
The PV100 is the closest it has been to its 90-day average in six months, sitting around 268 with the 90-day at 266 and the 30-day right underneath it. The index has gone sideways since early September, as the average keeps climbing to meet it. Last year's lows landed between Nov 28 and Jan 13, so anyone holding through the holidays should be watching this line.
Under the surface, breadth has steadied but not recovered. MMS is back near 60% off its mid-October low, HCI is stuck in the mid-40s, and new highs sit around 34% against 16% new lows, down from roughly 7 to 1 back in June. PSA 10s keep leading the way down, with Mega Charizard X PSA 10 off 19% in October and Bubble Mew PSA 10 shedding about 30% in three months. I expect 30th Celebration singles supply to keep flooding in whether or not the UPCs stay sealed.
A break under the 90-day wouldn't take much, so one dip means little on its own. A sustained close under it, with the 30-day crossing beneath and MMS sliding back toward its mid-October low near 55%, would. If the PV100 holds above 266 through Delta Reign weekend and MMS clears 60%, the bounce wins. If neither happens, expect the break to arrive with the holiday lull. Does 266 hold into the holidays?
Even with PSA 10 prices down 35%, Sylveon is still a quality option for anyone looking to grade for a profit. Raw has fallen even faster, with listings now starting at $366, giving graders a nice entry point and plenty of room for profit as PSA 10s continue to sell around $1,100
Lugia has slid heavily over the past week, not just to #2 behind Charizard, but down into the $140s for recent sales. The UPC releases Friday, and we'll soon find out if this is just sellers getting ahead of a new surge of supply or where the market believes this should be priced
