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What makes 30th Celebration special
30th Celebration (2026) marks 30 years since Pokémon Red and Green came out in Japan in February 1996. Like Celebrations did for the 25th, it comes with a Classic Collection of cards from across the game's history.
Did you know?
A commemorative set celebrating 30 years of Pokémon, made entirely of foil cards. press.pokemon.com
Every booster pack includes one of 30 different Pikachu rare cards. press.pokemon.com
It introduced a new rarity, the Futuristic rare, with visuals by Japanese artist YOSHIROTTEN. press.pokemon.com
30 classic Pokémon cards return, reprinted in foil, and many cards show Pokémon at different moments of the day and night. press.pokemon.com
Drawn by 125 artists in all. Tap one to see everything they have drawn.
What a 30th Celebration pack pulls
As an investment, rarely: the average pack pulls about $3.19 of cards against about $4.50 in stores, and a typical pack about 45¢. But most people open packs for the reveal, the art and the Pokémon they love, and that part you can have here for free.
$3.19
average pull per pack
45¢
typical pack (half pull less)
$4.50
store price of a new pack
12%
of packs pull more than they cost
45¢$12.52store price $4.50
8 in 10 packs pull between 45¢ and $12.52. The gold line is the store price of a new pack.
From 5,000 packs opened with the same odds Holobrook uses, valued at current market prices (regular printings), with cards under $1 counted as bulk at 5¢ since they rarely sell for more. 100% of this set has no market price yet, so those cards use typical prices for their rarity. Store price is the usual price of a new pack. Opening packs on Holobrook is free.
What’s in each pack: 5 commons, 2 parallel, 1 reverse holo, 1 hit, a Classic Collection card from 30th Celebration: Classic Collection in 1 of 10 packs.
Rarity
Pull rate (packs)
Per pack
In this set
RGB Rare
1 in 2,000
under 0.01
3 cards
Special Illustration Rare
1 in 40
0.03
10 cards
Illustration Rare
1 in 10
0.10
18 cards
Double Rare
1 in 6
0.17
12 cards
Rare
Every pack
0.88
18 cards
Common
Every pack
7.3
68 cards
Pikachu Rare
1 in 2
0.50
30 cards
Futuristic Rare
1 in 167
0.01
2 cards
Odds are worked out across only the rarities that exist in 30th Celebration, so they’re specific to this set. They are community estimates, not official, and they’re the exact odds Holobrook’s packs use. A rare God Pack (all hits) turns up about 1 in 1,000.
Questions about 30th Celebration packs
What are the pull rates for 30th Celebration?
Each 30th Celebration pack has 9 cards. RGB Rare: 1 in 2,000 packs; Special Illustration Rare: 1 in 40 packs; Illustration Rare: 1 in 10 packs; Double Rare: 1 in 6 packs. These are community estimates, not official odds.
Is a 30th Celebration pack worth opening?
On average a pack pulls about $3.19 of cards, and a typical pack about 45¢, against about $4.50 for a new pack in stores. About 12% of packs pull more than they cost. Most people open packs for the fun of the reveal and the Pokémon they love, not as an investment.
How many cards are in a 30th Celebration pack?
9 cards: 5 commons, 2 parallel, 1 reverse holo, 1 hit, a Classic Collection card from 30th Celebration: Classic Collection in 1 of 10 packs.
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