30th Celebration Is Live — Classic Collection and All 30 Pikachu Rares
30th Celebration releases on September 16, 2026. The full checklist is in PokeTrack today, so you can mark cards off from the first pack you open rather than waiting for the set to appear.
The Classic Collection lives in the same set
Every card in the main set plus the 30-card Classic Collection — the reprint run headlined by Base Set Charizard — sits under one set, the same way Celebrations does. No second tile to hunt for, and Classic Collection cards keep their original printed numbers so 4/102 is still 4/102 on your checklist.
Built for the Pikachu chase
Every pack holds a Pikachu, and there are 30 different ones to find. All 30 are listed individually, so your completion ring actually reflects the chase instead of treating them as one card. The two Futuristic Rares — Mew ex and Mewtwo ex — are in there too, along with 7 Special Illustration Rares and 17 Illustration Rares.
Prices only when they are real
Before a set is out, sellers list nearly every single at roughly pack price, so presale asks cluster at one meaningless number — a common and a Special Illustration Rare both showing the same $49. We do not write those into your portfolio. A card shows a price once it has actually sold, and stays blank until then. The rest fill in on their own over launch weekend as sales print. The full expansion is 199 cards — 128 main set, 33 secret rares, the 30 Classic Collection reprints and eight foil Basic Energy. 184 of them are listed and tracked today; the rest appear as TCGplayer lists them, and they get added on their own.
Sealed is tracked too
Booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, blisters and the rest — 48 sealed products for the set, priced nightly alongside singles.
September 16, 2026. The full card list is already in PokeTrack, so you can start tracking before launch day.
199 in total — 128 main set cards, 33 secret rares, 30 Classic Collection reprints and eight foil Basic Energy. 184 are listed and trackable in PokeTrack today; the remainder are added automatically as they are published.
No, they are part of the 30th Celebration set in PokeTrack, exactly like the Celebrations Classic Collection. They keep their original printed card numbers, so Base Set Charizard reads as 4/102.
30, one per booster pack. Each is listed as its own card, so tracking all 30 counts toward set completion individually.
Because they have not sold yet. Presale listings are asking prices with no sales behind them, and they bunch up at one arbitrary number, so we leave the price blank rather than showing a figure that would be wrong in your portfolio. Prices appear as real sales come through.