Meowth talks, walks upright, and famously loves money — which makes it fitting that one of its Japanese cards is also one of the more expensive character promos we carry. Across four printings currently in our graded stock, Meowth ranges from a ¥10,569 art-rare pull to a ¥40,169 event-exclusive VMAX promo, spanning Team Rocket branding, a modern Mega-era Special Art Rare, and a reverse-holo mirror variant.
This guide walks through all four PSA 10 Meowth prints we currently have listed, tells you how to tell them apart by set and card number, and links each one straight to its product page. If you’re chasing Team Rocket’s version specifically or just want the most accessible entry point, the breakdown below covers both ends of the price range.
Our Meowth stock currently spans four printings. The PSA 10 Meowth VMAX PROMO (029/S-P) is currently listed at ¥40,169 (~$246), an event-exclusive from a 2019 Pokemon Card Challenge campaign. The PSA 10 Team Rocket’s Meowth AR (109/098) from Glory of Team Rocket is currently listed at ¥10,569 (~$65) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Both are single graded copies.
Prices reflect our own graded stock as listed in August 2026. Each is a single graded copy. USD figures convert at ¥163/USD (July 2026 basis) and are approximate.
Every Meowth Print in Our Current Stock
Four PSA 10 Meowth printings, ranked by current listed price:
| # | Card | Set | Currently listed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Meowth VMAX PROMO [029/S-P] | S-P Promotional Cards | ¥40,169 |
| 2 | Meowth ex SAR [114/080] | Nihil Zero (M3) | ¥24,050 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| 3 | Meowth (MM) [052/165] | Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) | ¥13,740 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| 4 | Team Rocket’s Meowth AR [109/098] | Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) | ¥10,569 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
The spread isn’t driven by rarity tier alone — it comes down to distribution: the VMAX promo was an event exclusive handed out in limited numbers, while the other three came out of standard booster packs and structured product where supply is far larger. The sections below cover each card in the order above.
The ¥40,169 Card: Meowth VMAX PROMO (029/S-P)
The most expensive Meowth card in our current stock is also the oldest. Meowth VMAX PROMO, numbered 029/S-P, was distributed at the Pokemon Card Challenge event held in Tokyo on December 14–15, 2019, given to players who completed “Mission 2” at the event — a limited, in-person distribution rather than a booster-pack pull.
The same artwork went on to headline the Meowth VMAX Special Collection, a boxed product released in the United States on January 3, 2020, where the card carries the English set number SWSH005. That US release is a large part of why this particular Meowth is recognizable outside Japan even though it originated as a Japanese event exclusive.
Because this is a one-of-one graded copy and not a running stock count, the listing above reflects a single PSA 10 slab — when it sells, it’s gone until we source another.
Meowth ex Special Art Rare (M3 114/080, Nihil Zero)
The newest Meowth in our stock comes from Nihil Zero (also written Munikis Zero), catalogued as M3. The card is numbered 114/080 — a number beyond the set’s official card count of 080, which is how Special Art Rare cards are slotted into Japanese Pokemon sets. Its Ability triggers the moment it’s placed onto the Bench, searching your deck for a Supporter card and adding it straight to your hand, a tempo tool that fits decks built around chaining Supporter effects.
At ¥24,050, this PSA 10 copy is currently listed (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) as our second-highest Meowth anchor, and the most recent print on this list.
Team Rocket’s Meowth AR (SV10 109/098, Glory of Team Rocket)
Team Rocket’s Meowth is the version most closely tied to the character’s anime role — it’s the villain-team variant rather than a standalone Meowth, printed as an Art Rare in Glory of Team Rocket, catalogued as SV10. This is the card most collectors reach for when they specifically want the Team Rocket branding rather than a generic Meowth print.
For the full set breakdown and box-opening numbers behind this expansion, see our Glory of Team Rocket pull rates and best cards guide. If you’re building a wider Team Rocket collection beyond Meowth alone, our Team Rocket Japanese Pokemon cards guide rounds up the branding across multiple sets.
This PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥10,569 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — the most accessible entry point across our four Meowth anchors.
The ¥13,740 Entry Point: Meowth (MM) from Pokemon Card 151
Meowth also appears in Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) at card number 052/165, where its official rarity is Common. Our listing describes this specific copy as “MM” — shorthand for the Master Ball Mirror reverse-holo pattern, a naming convention used on Japanese secondary marketplaces rather than an official Pokemon TCG rarity code. The card art shown above is the set’s standard illustration; the graded slab in our stock carries the Master Ball Mirror foil finish of that same printing.
Card number 052/165 with an official Common rarity is Pokemon Card 151’s Meowth. The “MM” label refers only to the reverse-holo mirror pattern on the foil — it doesn’t change the card’s set, number, or base rarity.
At ¥13,740, this PSA 10 copy is currently listed (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), sitting between the Team Rocket AR and the Nihil Zero SAR on price.
Which Meowth Card Fits Your Budget
Working from the four anchors above, here’s how a graded Meowth purchase breaks down by spend:
- Around ¥10,569 — Team Rocket’s Meowth AR (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), the most accessible way into a graded copy and the pick if you specifically want the Team Rocket variant.
- Around ¥13,740 — the Pokemon Card 151 Meowth (MM) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), a Common-rarity card with a Master Ball Mirror foil finish from the current-era 151 set.
- Around ¥24,050 — the Meowth ex Special Art Rare (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) from Nihil Zero, the newest print on this list and a full-art chase-level card.
- Around ¥40,169 — the Meowth VMAX PROMO, the event-exclusive top of the range and the card with the deepest history behind it.
If PSA 10 grails from other current-era Japanese characters interest you, our Mega Dream ex pull rates and best cards guide covers another 2026 high-class pack worth comparing against these numbers.
Where to Buy Meowth Cards from Japan
We ship graded Japanese Pokemon singles worldwide from Tokyo. All four Meowth anchors above are single graded copies: the Meowth VMAX PROMO, the Meowth ex SAR (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), the Meowth (MM) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and Team Rocket’s Meowth AR (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). For the broader graded catalog beyond these four, our PSA 10 collection is the fastest way to browse everything currently listed.
If you’re putting together a mixed order across singles, sets, and sealed product in one shipment, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most valuable Meowth card in your current stock?
The Meowth VMAX PROMO (029/S-P) is our highest-priced Meowth, currently listed at ¥40,169. It’s an event-exclusive distributed at a December 2019 Pokemon Card Challenge in Tokyo, not a standard booster pull.
What does “MM” mean on the Pokemon Card 151 Meowth listing?
“MM” is shorthand for the Master Ball Mirror reverse-holo pattern, a naming convention used on Japanese secondary marketplaces. The card’s official rarity, per its set listing, is Common; the number is 052/165 from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a).
What is the difference between Meowth ex and Team Rocket’s Meowth?
They’re different cards from different sets and mechanics. Meowth ex (114/080, Special Art Rare) is from Nihil Zero (M3), a standalone ex-mechanic card. Team Rocket’s Meowth (109/098, Art Rare) is from Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) and carries the Team Rocket branding specifically.
When was the Meowth VMAX promo released?
It was distributed at a Pokemon Card Challenge event in Tokyo on December 14–15, 2019. The same artwork later headlined the Meowth VMAX Special Collection, released in the United States on January 3, 2020 as English set number SWSH005.
Where can I buy graded Japanese Meowth cards?
All four printings covered in this guide are linked directly to their product pages above. For the wider graded catalog, our PSA 10 collection covers everything currently listed, and our Quick Order page is the fastest way to combine singles into one shipment.
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