Top 10 Pokémon TCG Chase Cards Right Now (Based on TCGplayer Market Prices)
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Top 10 Pokémon TCG Chase Cards Right Now (Based on TCGplayer Market Prices)
If you're opening packs, chasing singles, or simply keeping an eye on the Pokémon TCG market, these are some of the hottest cards collectors are pursuing right now. While prices can change daily based on supply, demand, and market activity, these cards continue to dominate conversations across the hobby.
Prices listed are approximate TCGplayer Market Prices at the time of writing and may fluctuate.
#10 Zapdos ex Special Illustration Rare (151)
Approx. Market Price: $80-$100
The legendary bird from Pokémon 151 remains a fan favorite. Stunning artwork and nostalgia continue to drive demand.
#9 Psyduck Illustration Rare (Ascended Heroes)
Approx. Market Price: $80-$90
Psyduck has become one of the surprise breakout cards of 2026. Collectors and players alike have pushed this adorable illustration rare higher and higher.
#8 Mew ex Promo #053
Approx. Market Price: $75-$90
Originally released in the Pokémon 151 Ultra-Premium Collection, this Mew ex continues to be one of the most sought-after modern promos.
#7 Blastoise ex Special Illustration Rare (151)
Approx. Market Price: $120-$150
As one of the original starter evolutions, Blastoise remains a collector favorite. Demand for Pokémon 151 continues to support its value.
#6 Charizard ex Special Illustration Rare (151)
Approx. Market Price: $300-$350
No chase card list would be complete without Charizard. The top chase card from Pokémon 151 continues to command premium prices across the hobby.
#5 Umbreon Prime (Undaunted)
Approx. Market Price: $350+
Vintage Umbreon cards rarely stay affordable for long. Scarcity and collector demand continue pushing this card upward.
#4 Pikachu ex Special Illustration Rare
Approx. Market Price: $900-$1,200+
Pikachu remains the face of the franchise, and collectors have been willing to pay premium prices for high-end Pikachu cards throughout 2026.
#3 Mega Dragonite ex (Ascended Heroes)
Approx. Market Price: $500-$700+
Dragonite collectors have aggressively chased this card since release, making it one of the most desirable modern pulls available.
#2 Mega Gengar ex (Ascended Heroes)
Approx. Market Price: $1,000+
Gengar fever is real. According to TCGplayer reporting, this card has become one of the most coveted modern chase cards currently in print and has crossed the four-figure mark.
#1 Mega Gengar ex Special Illustration Rare
Approx. Market Price: $1,000-$1,500+
Currently sitting at the top of many collectors' wish lists, Mega Gengar ex has become one of the defining chase cards of 2026. Its popularity, artwork, and limited pull rates have created incredible demand throughout the Pokémon TCG community.
Final Thoughts
The Pokémon TCG market continues to evolve, but a few things never change: collectors love Pikachu, Charizard, Gengar, and nostalgic favorites from Pokémon's history.
Whether you're ripping packs, buying singles, or investing in your collection, remember that market prices can change quickly. Sometimes the best chase card isn't the most expensive one—it's the card you personally want most.
What Is Your Biggest Chase Card?
Let us know in the comments:
Are you chasing Mega Gengar ex?
Still hunting for Charizard from 151?
Trying to pull that elusive Pikachu ex?
We'd love to hear what's at the top of your wishlist.
