Gold Star cards are some of the most famous chase cards ever printed: shiny-colored Pokémon from the EX era (2004 to 2007), with a gold star after the Pokémon's name. Only a few were printed in each set, and they were among the hardest pulls of their time. Below is every one, 25 cards across 9 sets, ranked by today's market price, with how often each one turns up in packs.
Prices as of November 6, 2026.

The top 25 of 25 by market price. "1 in N packs" is the chance of pulling that exact card.
Mewtwo ★$9,200
Mew ★ δ$3,500
Rayquaza ★$2,501
Groudon ★$2,340
Torchic ★$1,970
Pikachu ★$1,900
Jolteon ★$1,750
Latias ★$1,700
Raikou ★$1,600
Latios ★$1,500
Alakazam ★$1,430
Vaporeon ★$1,400
Gyarados ★ δ$1,334
Suicune ★$1,100
Entei ★$1,067
Metagross ★$952
Regirock ★$799
Celebi ★$750
Regice ★$650
Flareon ★–
Charizard ★ δ–
Registeel ★–
Kyogre ★–
Mudkip ★–
Treecko ★–How many packs it takes, on average, to find one Gold Star card of any kind in each set. Newest sets first.
Gold Star cards are some of the most famous chase cards ever printed: shiny-colored Pokémon from the EX era (2004 to 2007), with a gold star after the Pokémon's name. Only a few were printed in each set, and they were among the hardest pulls of their time.
A gold star after the Pokémon's name at the top of the card, and the Pokémon in its shiny colors.
Mewtwo ★ from Holon Phantoms at about $9,200, followed by Mew ★ δ (Dragon Frontiers, $3,500). Prices are market prices and update weekly.
In Power Keepers packs you find one about every 67 packs, based on community-estimated pull rates.