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30th Celebration Pack Simulator

Open 30th Celebration booster packs online for free. 30th Celebration was released on September 16, 2026 with 161 cards (128 + 33 secret rares); every pack here is drawn from the real card list with approximate pull rates.

30th Celebration logo

Rarest 30th Celebration cards

30th Celebration is too new for reliable market prices, so here are its rarest cards.

  • Mewtwo ex — #157, Futuristic Rare
  • Mew ex — #158, Futuristic Rare
  • Fuecoco ex — #147, Special Illustration Rare
  • Greninja ex — #148, Special Illustration Rare
  • Pikachu ex — #149, Special Illustration Rare

What's in a 30th Celebration booster pack

Like other Mega Evolution & Scarlet & Violet sets, a 30th Celebration pack here has 10 cards: 4 common, 3 uncommon, 1 reverse holo 1, 1 reverse holo 2 / hit slot, 1 rare slot.

Hit slot (reverse holo 2)Approx. odds per pack
Hyper Rare≈ 1 in 150
Special Illustration Rare≈ 1 in 60
Illustration Rare≈ 1 in 12
Rare slotApprox. odds per pack
Double Rare≈ 1 in 4

Odds are approximate community pull-rate estimates, adjusted for the rarities 30th Celebration actually has — not official numbers.

30th Celebration card list by rarity

RarityCards
Common71
Rare18
Double Rare12
Pikachu Rare30
Illustration Rare18
Special Illustration Rare10
Futuristic Rare2

FAQ

When did 30th Celebration come out?

30th Celebration is a Mega Evolution series set released on September 16, 2026. It has 128 numbered cards plus 33 secret rares (161 in total).

What are the 30th Celebration pull rates?

Hit slot (reverse holo 2): Hyper Rare ≈1 in 150, Special Illustration Rare ≈1 in 60, Illustration Rare ≈1 in 12. Rare slot: Double Rare ≈1 in 4. These are approximate community estimates, not official odds.

What is the most valuable 30th Celebration card?

30th Celebration is too new for reliable market prices. Its rarest cards are Mewtwo ex (Futuristic Rare), Mew ex (Futuristic Rare), Fuecoco ex (Special Illustration Rare).

How is the pack value calculated?

Pack value adds up the TCGplayer market price of every card you pulled (prices come from the Pokémon TCG API and are refreshed monthly). Cards without a price show “—” and aren't counted. It's compared with an approximate retail price of $4.50 per booster pack to show your profit or loss.

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