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set deskOctober 2026

Unnumbered Promotional cards

37 cards trackedenglish printsungradedtcgplayer marketas of 2026-10-16
Full set$2,846
Median card$35.95
30 days−0.4%
90 days—
Top 10 share72%
Priced37

Set Market Report PRO

Where it sits in its own history39 recorded readings
All-time high$2,9272026-09-29
From that high−2.8%set value today
First recorded$2,851when we started tracking, not a release
Dearer than3%1 of 39 recorded days were cheaper

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Answers come from this page's recorded prices and verified PSA sold medians, with the sample size behind each one.

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Cost concentration10 cards = 72% of the bill
10 cards · $2,037other 27 · $809

The short, expensive tail of the set.

Chase laddertop 10 by price
$430
Machamp01
Machamp
0.0% 30d
$367
Hungry Snorlax02
Hungry Snorlax
+22.2% 30d
$335
Dragonite (Pokemon TCG Game Boy Game)03
Dragonite (Pokemon TCG Game Boy Game)
0.0% 30d
$250
Lugia04
Lugia
0.0% 30d
$125
Dark Ivysaur05
Dark Ivysaur
0.0% 30d
$125
Venusaur (Pokemon Trading Card Game Guidebook)06
Venusaur (Pokemon Trading Card Game Guidebook)
0.0% 30d
$125
Trade Please!07
Trade Please!
−37.5% 30d
$105
Charizard08
Charizard
0.0% 30d
$99.99
Dragonite ("Get in a Jet! Double Chance Campaign")09
Dragonite ("Get in a Jet! Double Chance Campaign")
0.0% 30d
$75
Team Rocket's Meowth10
Team Rocket's Meowth
0.0% 30d
Every card37 cards · 26 priced
No.CardRarityMarket
_____'s Pikachu (Tokyo Pokemon Center birthday campaign)$4.99
Arcanine$22.84
Articuno ("Everyone's Happy Campaign")$55.00
Blastoise·
Captain Pikachu$50.00
Charizard·
Cool Porygon$29.38
Dark Ivysaur$125.00
Darkness Energy·
Diglett·
Dragonite ("Get in a Jet! Double Chance Campaign")·
Dragonite (Pokemon TCG Game Boy Game)$335.00
Dugtrio$18.00
Electabuzz$5.44
Exeggutor(Pokemon Card Trainers Magazine)$110.00
Hitmontop$7.42
Hungry Snorlax$366.66
Igglybuff$17.99
Jigglypuff·
Lugia·
Machamp$430.00
Marill·
Mewtwo·
Misdreavus$29.95
Misty's Treatment$75.00
Moltres ("Everyone's Happy Campaign")$32.00
Murkrow$42.09
Slowpoke$35.95
Smeargle$18.00
Steelix$56.24
Super Energy Retrieval$8.95
Team Rocket's Meowth$79.97
Togepi$3.33
Trade Please!·
Unown$13.00
Venusaur (Pokemon Trading Card Game Guidebook)·
Venusaur (Trade Please campaign)$35.00

Every Unnumbered Promotional cards card in the moonstone catalog, in collector-number order. Market is the same TCGplayer figure each card page quotes; a dot means we hold no price for that card yet.

If you are building it

You can own 27 of the 37 priced cards in Unnumbered Promotional cards for about $809. The median card is $35.95. The remaining $2,037 sits in just 10 chase cards, and one of them (Machamp, $430) is 15% of the entire set on its own. A full set is not one long climb. It is a cheap, fast 28% and then a very short, very expensive tail.

Advisor read
The quant read39 recorded points · 39 days
30-day return−0.4%
Realized vol11%annualized, ~90d daily returns
Max drawdown-2.8%recorded window
Off recorded high-2.8%

Computed from this set's own recorded value series; windows are stated and nothing is modeled. Each return is the first recorded value inside its window against the last. We withhold it when the number of cards in the basket changed inside the window, when a single step moved more than 20%, or when the series cannot cover the window.

Rip or hold
Rip report

No rip report for Unnumbered Promotional cards

No published pull-rate study exists for this set, so there is nothing honest to simulate. We only rip sets whose per-pack odds come from a published, sourced study, and an inherited or inferred rate would put an invented number under every figure on this panel.

We publish a rip simulation only where per-pack odds come from a published, sourced study. Which sets have published pull rates counts what exists: 31 of the 110 English sets sold in booster packs, resting on eleven studies.

Set valuereal tcgplayer prices · summed daily · −0.4% 30d · — 90d
2026-09-07$2,8462026-10-16

Breadth: 4 cards up · 4 down · 29 flat over 30 days. Biggest mover: Hungry Snorlax (+22.2%).

Every Pokémon setUnnumbered Promotional cards market reportPack opening simulatorSealed product pricesJapanese Promo Card Prices: 21 Families CountedThe Least Graded Cards in Pokemon: Thin Registries Outran Deep Ones in Every Price Band Above $5 This YearHard to Gem: 22.8 Million PSA Slabs Say the Decade Decides, Texture Helps, and the PSA 10 Premium Runs the Other WayIs a PSA 9 Half a PSA 10? On 85% of Cards, No