Psyduck Munch Exhibition Promo: 286/SM-P Card Guide

The Psyduck Munch Exhibition card is a Pokémon Trading Card Game card numbered 286/SM-P, listed under SM-P Promotional cards with the rarity PROMO. Our product pages carry it as a PSA 10 (Gem Mint) graded card, and this guide sets out what those pages say and how it sits next to eight official Psyduck prints.

Updated November 11, 2026

What is the Psyduck Munch Exhibition card?

The Psyduck Munch Exhibition card is a Pokémon Trading Card Game card with the number 286/SM-P, listed in the group SM-P Promotional cards with the rarity PROMO. That wording comes from our own product pages, such as the PSA 10 Psyduck Munch Exhibition: PROMO [286/SM-P] page.

Psyduck is the English name of the Pokémon that Japanese card pages write as コダック. The English name table in our sources gives that pairing, so this guide uses Psyduck throughout. The full name of this card is Psyduck Munch Exhibition, and the number 286/SM-P is what separates it from Psyduck prints that carry a set number such as 054/165.

This guide keeps to the card itself and then widens in steps. First it explains what the PSA 10 listing says. Then it compares the card with regular Psyduck prints from the official Japanese database, and finally it points to the other Munch Exhibition promos. The scope is deliberately narrow: our product pages give a name, a number, a set group, a rarity and a grade for this card, and nothing more, so the guide does not invent card text, an illustrator or a release date.

If you want the wider Psyduck picture, our guide to Psyduck PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon cards covers 25 database prints, and Psyduck Full Art Cards covers the Japanese AR prints and promos.

What does the listing for card 286/SM-P say?

The listing says the card is Psyduck Munch Exhibition, number 286/SM-P, from the SM-P Promotional cards, rarity PROMO, graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint). The description opens by calling it an authentic Pokémon Trading Card Game card and repeats the grade twice.

Three details in the description matter for a buyer:

• The grade. The description says the card has been graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint) and calls PSA 10 the highest possible grade. It adds that PSA 10 is the highest grade certifiable by Professional Sports Authenticator, awarded only to cards in flawless, gem mint condition.
• The case. The description says the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface.
• The shipping note. The description says stock levels can change, so in some cases an order may take a little longer to ship.

One is the PSA 10 back order page. The other is the PSA 10 Psyduck Munch Exhibition product page (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Both carry the same name, number 286/SM-P, set group SM-P Promotional cards and rarity PROMO, and both describe a PSA 10 (Gem Mint) card.

How does PSA 10 apply to the Psyduck Munch Exhibition card?

PSA 10 is the Gem Mint grade from Professional Sports Authenticator, and our description for this card states it as the highest possible grade. The card you would receive is the one the listing names: Psyduck Munch Exhibition, 286/SM-P, graded PSA 10.

The current listing is a back order. The Psyduck Munch Exhibition PSA 10 back order is offered at ¥2,346,000 and is sourced to order. Our shipping policy adds that PSA graded cards may also be offered through our other sales channels. Because orders from different channels can arrive almost together, a PSA item shown online may already be sold before our team locks the allocation. Once your payment has cleared, the policy says we secure the PSA graded card matching your order, even if additional sourcing is required, and we provide status updates whenever the schedule changes.

The price was read on November 11, 2026, and it can change, so the product page is the source for the current price. A listing price is an asking price. This guide does not say what any card has sold for and makes no prediction about where a price may go.

How is Psyduck Munch Exhibition different from the Psyduck in Pokémon Card 151?

The difference is in the data: the Psyduck in Pokémon Card 151 (SV2a) is number 054/165 with full card text on the official database, while the Munch Exhibition card is number 286/SM-P and our pages give only its name, number, set group, rarity and grade.

The official page for Psyduck 054/165 lists the set as the Expansion Pack “Pokémon Card 151” (SV2a). It shows the illustrator as Taira Akitsu, a Basic Duck Pokémon with HP 70, 0.8 m tall and 19.6 kg. It has two attacks. Overthinking says that during the opponent’s next turn, all coins the opponent flips count as tails. Water Gun is listed at 10. The flavor text reads, in rendering, “Always troubled by headaches.”

For 286/SM-P, none of that is on our product pages. There is no HP, no attack list and no illustrator credit, so this guide does not quote any. If you need rules text for a card, the official database page for that print is the place to read it.

and the Psyduck Master Ball Mirror 054/165 guide.

Which other Psyduck cards are on the official Japanese database?

Eight Psyduck cards from official database pages are compared here, from the DP-series expansion packs to the High-Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” (M2a). The table lists number, set or product, illustrator and HP, with a link to each official page.

Four of the eight cards have HP 70 (054/165, 015/059, 167/BW-P and 032/193) and four have HP 60. All eight are Basic Psyduck. Masakazu Fukuda is the illustrator of two of them, 015/059 and 167/BW-P. Keldeo, the name in the Battle Strengthening Deck 30 title, is the English name for ケルディオ.

The Munch Exhibition card is not one of these eight rows, because our product pages give no HP, attack or illustrator for it. The table does show the range of places a Psyduck card appears in the database: expansion packs, a battle deck, a high-class pack and a promotion pack.

How do the attacks and abilities on these Psyduck cards compare?

The eight database cards each carry a different mix of attacks and abilities, and the table below sets them out from the official pages. Names in parentheses are renderings of the Japanese attack names.

Two cards share the attack Shouka: 015/059 from Cold Flare and 167/BW-P from the 2012 promotion pack. Both pages describe it as discarding one Energy from the opponent’s Pokémon in play. Two other cards use a coin flip: 001/015 from the Keldeo deck (Illusion Dance, Confusion on heads) and 015/080 from Clash at the Summit (Tumbling Head, 30 damage on heads). The Overthinking attack on 054/165 acts on the opponent’s own coin flips, making them all tails during their next turn.

The DP Expansion Pack “Hikaru Yami” and DPt Expansion Pack “Ginga no Hadou” entries each list HP 60 and different attacks. The Hikaru Yami card carries the Delusion effect, which draws two cards while you are Confused, and the Ginga no Hadou card carries Headache and Unawakened Power at 30. The 032/193 card from MEGA Dream ex pairs the Ability Damp with Tackle for 20 damage.

None of these attack lists applies to Psyduck Munch Exhibition. Our product pages for 286/SM-P do not give an attack, so the table is context for the regular prints and not a description of the promo.

What does each Psyduck card in the database tell us?

Each card page ties the print to a set or product, and reading them one by one shows what the official database records for Psyduck. The notes below go through the cards in the order of the first table.

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054/165, Pokémon Card 151 (SV2a). The page names Taira Akitsu as illustrator and gives HP 70, with the height and weight line 0.8 m / 19.6 kg and the Duck Pokémon category. It is the card with the flavor text about headaches.

015/059, Cold Flare (BW6-Bc). The page lists the BW Expansion Pack “Cold Flare”, illustrator Masakazu Fukuda, Basic, HP 70, and the attack Shouka.

167/BW-P, Promotion Card Pack (2012/9). This page shows regulation mark BWP and links to the Promotion Card Pack (2012/9). Its illustrator is Masakazu Fukuda, it is Basic with HP 70, and its attack is Shouka. Its number ends in “-P” like the Munch Exhibition card’s 286/SM-P, and its page names a promotion pack as its source.

DPBP#059, Hikaru Yami (DP3). The page lists the DP Expansion Pack “Hikaru Yami” with regulation mark DP3, illustrator Kagemaru Himeno, Basic, HP 60. It carries the Delusion effect and a coin-flip Confusion attack.

026/096, Ginga no Hadou (DPt1-B). The page lists the DPt Expansion Pack “Ginga no Hadou”, illustrator Tomokazu Komiya, Basic, HP 60, with the attacks Headache and Unawakened Power.

001/015, Battle Strengthening Deck 30 “Keldeo”. The page shows regulation mark KLD and lists the card under the BW Battle Strengthening Deck 30 “Keldeo”. It is Basic with HP 60 and the attack Illusion Dance.

015/080, Clash at the Summit (L3-B). The page lists the LEGEND Expansion Pack “Clash at the Summit”, regulation L3-B, illustrator Naoki Saito, Basic, HP 60, with the attack Tumbling Head.

032/193, MEGA Dream ex (M2a). The page lists the High-Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex”, illustrator Jiro Sasumo, Basic, HP 70, with the Ability Damp and the attack Tackle at 20 damage.

For deeper reads on two unusual Psyduck prints, see our Slowpoke and Psyduck GX SA guide and the Sabrina’s Psyduck old back guide.

Where does Psyduck fit among the Munch Exhibition promo cards?

Psyduck Munch Exhibition belongs to the Munch Exhibition Pokémon promos, and our guide to them is titled “All 5 Cards Explained”. That guide, Munch Exhibition Pokemon Promo Cards, is the place to read about the other characters.

The shared words “Munch Exhibition” in the name are what tie this card to that group. A second article, Hideki Ishikawa Pokemon Cards: The Munch Rowlet & 7-Eleven Pikachu, covers the Munch Rowlet and a 7-Eleven Pikachu. This guide stays with Psyduck.

How can you buy the PSA 10 Psyduck Munch Exhibition card?

You can order it through the PSA 10 back order for Psyduck Munch Exhibition, offered at ¥2,346,000 and sourced to order; the other PSA 10 Psyduck Munch Exhibition page (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) describes the same card. Check the product page for the price when you order.

Our shipping policy says orders ship with FedEx with a tracking number, and shipping cost is calculated at checkout from your delivery address. After handoff to FedEx, customs and delivery timing are controlled by the carrier and destination authorities. All payments are in Japanese yen through Wise bank transfer, PayPal, or credit and debit cards via PayPal, and the payment page notes a 5% processing fee on every method except Wise. Full terms are in the shipping policy and on the payment methods page.

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