50 Most Expensive Pokémon Cards on Tilt Rips

The fifty most expensive Pokémon cards in current Tilt Rips inventory range from an $85,000 Mewtwo ☆ PSA 10 down to a $1,250 Pikachu ex PSA 10—all real graded slabs vaulted for pack rips and marketplace listings, priced by live market data.

This is a ranked inventory reference, not a pull checklist. Outcomes on any pack tier follow published value-range percentages on tiltrips.com/packs/. Collectors use this list to understand the ceiling of what the platform holds and what appears on Top Pulls when high-end inventory surfaces.

Values below reflect a platform inventory snapshot; live market data moves daily. Grades and cert numbers are shown in-app on each card.

Full ranking (1–50)

#	Card	Year	Grade	Value*
1	Mewtwo ☆	2006	PSA 10	$85,000
2	Shining Mewtwo	2002	PSA 10	$38,638
3	Poncho Pikachu	2016	PSA 10	$16,726
4	Team Skull Pikachu	2016	PSA 10	$14,000
5	Shining Noctowl	2002	PSA 10	$7,500
6	Sabrina's Gengar	2000	CGC 10	$5,500
7	Celebi ☆	2006	PSA 9	$4,080
8	Mew ex	2024	PSA 10	$3,900
9	Mew ex	2024	PSA 10	$3,794
10	Arcanine (Japanese)	2002	PSA 10	$3,547
11	Blaine's Charizard (Japanese)	1999	PSA 10	$3,527
12	Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat	2023	PSA 10	$3,524
13	Team Magma Boss Pikachu	2018	PSA 10	$3,250
14	Rayquaza VMAX	2021	PSA 10	$3,055
15	Charizard (Japanese)	1996	BGS 9	$2,750
16	Dodrio	2005	PSA 10	$2,653
17	Mimikyu-GX	2018	PSA 10	$2,475
18	Lugia ex	2006	PSA 9	$2,363
19	Metagross ☆	2005	PSA 6	$2,318
20	Mega Charizard X ex	2025	PSA 10	$2,234
21	Mewtwo & Mew-GX	2019	PSA 10	$2,225
22	Giratina V	2022	PSA 10	$2,202
23	Suicune (Japanese)	2002	PSA 10	$2,200
24	Blaine's Charizard	2000	PSA 8	$2,100
25	Houndoom (Japanese)	2000	PSA 10	$2,025
26	Shining Tyranitar	2002	PSA 9	$2,015
27	Kabutops	2003	PSA 8	$1,865
28	Typhlosion	2000	PSA 8	$1,800
29	Kyogre ☆	2005	PSA 4	$1,800
30	Eevee & Snorlax-GX	2019	PSA 10	$1,736
31	Magcargo ex	2003	PSA 10	$1,694
32	Mew ex	2024	CGC 10	$1,599
33	Charizard ex	2023	PSA 10	$1,598
34	Charizard ex	2023	PSA 10	$1,598
35	Lugia V	2022	PSA 10	$1,575
36	Lugia ex	2005	PSA 7	$1,562
37	Ariados	2003	PSA 10	$1,555
38	Red's Pikachu	2018	PSA 10	$1,450
39	Shining Gyarados	2001	PSA 7	$1,425
40	Entei ☆	2005	CGC 9	$1,411
41	Dark Espeon (Japanese)	2001	BGS 9.5	$1,350
42	Shining Mew	2017	PSA 10	$1,300
43	Rocket's Entei ex	2004	PSA 9	$1,300
44	Victini	2025	PSA 10	$1,300
45	Espeon	2010	PSA 10	$1,300
46	Ninetales	1999	PSA 8	$1,274
47	Charizard	1999	PSA 8	$1,270
48	Meowth	2003	PSA 10	$1,266
49	Tyranitar	2003	BGS 7.5	$1,261
50	Pikachu ex	2026	PSA 10	$1,250

Highlights by category

Star cards (☆): Mewtwo ☆, Celebi ☆, Metagross ☆, Kyogre ☆, Entei ☆ — classic ex-era chase with population-sensitive pricing.

Shining series: Mewtwo, Noctowl, Tyranitar, Gyarados, Mew — Neo-era and modern Shining prints remain grail-adjacent at high grades.

Pikachu promos: Poncho, Team Skull, Team Magma Boss, Grey Felt Hat, Red's Pikachu — promo variants dominate the upper ranks.

Modern PSA 10 ex/V: Mew ex (2024), Mega Charizard X ex (2025), Charizard ex (2023), Giratina V, Lugia V, Victini (2025), Pikachu ex (2026) — proof that current-set gems sit in the same vault pool as vintage.

Low-pop gems: Dodrio PSA 10 (Pop 12), Kyogre ☆ PSA 4 (Pop 7), Tyranitar BGS 7.5 (Pop 9) — low population can support strong comps even below gem 10.

Grading mix in the top 50

PSA — majority of inventory
CGC — Sabrina's Gengar, Mew ex, Entei ☆
BGS — Japanese Charizard (1996), Dark Espeon, Tyranitar

Collectors comparing graders can buy listed copies on the marketplace or chase through pack variance. See best ways to buy graded Pokémon cards online.

What happens when expensive inventory moves

When high-value cards leave packs or sell on the marketplace, inventory refreshes—ranks and values shift with market data. Top Pulls on tiltrips.com shows recent big hits; this ranked list is a point-in-time ceiling snapshot.

Post-rip options for any vaulted card:

Sell back at 90% of live market value
List on the marketplace (fees shown before confirm)
Vault free with price history
Redeem and ship the physical slab

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most expensive Pokémon card on Tilt Rips?

Mewtwo ☆ (2006) PSA 10 ranks first at approximately $85,000 market value in current top inventory.

Does this list mean I can pull any of these 50 cards?

No. The list shows vaulted inventory backing the platform—not guaranteed outcomes per rip. Check value-range bands on your pack tier before opening.

How often is this ranking updated?

Market values update with live market data continuously. Inventory ranks change as cards are pulled, sold, listed, or redeemed. Treat published lists as reference snapshots.