Our 54 PSA 10 cards under ¥10,000 guide covers the entry point. This one picks up where that list leaves off: PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon singles between ¥10,000 and ¥30,000, the range where character chases, MEGA-era Special Art Rares, and vintage secret rares start showing up alongside the Pikachu variants.
When this guide was first written in August 2026, we listed 110 PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon cards priced from ¥10,000 to ¥29,999. That’s too many for one readable list, so we narrowed it to 30 — a spread across recognizable Pokemon, well-known Trainer cards, and a mix of rarity tiers, split into three price tiers so you can shop by budget. If you’re after MEGA-specific chases instead, our Mega Pokemon PSA 10 guide covers that angle in more depth.
The October 7, 2026 update covers our store listings and prices only; the other facts in this article were last checked on August 13, 2026.
Most cards on this list are sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. Among the cards still listed, the lowest price is Espeon: Master Ball Mirror at ¥9,959 and the highest is M Gardevoir EX at ¥21,620. Every card on this list is a graded PSA 10 single, so when a copy sells, it can be gone until we source another.
Prices below are our own PSA 10 listings as of October 7, 2026; the tier headings follow the original price bands. Each card is a single graded copy — once it sells, it’s off this list until we source a replacement.
¥10,000–¥14,999: The Entry Tier
Eleven picks in this tier, running from MEGA Zygarde ex SAR up to the Vaporeon Master Ball Mirror from Terastal Festival ex.
| Card | Set / Number | Price |
|---|---|---|
| MEGA Zygarde ex SAR | 113/080, Munikis Zero (M3) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Pikachu VMAX RRR | 031/100, Vortekers of Obstacle (s4) | Not listed at the time of this update |
| MEGA Gengar ex | MA 230/193 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Iono’s Bellibolt ex SAR | 236/193 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Radiant Charizard K | 015/172, VSTAR Universe (s12a) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Pikachu V RR | 045/184, VMAX Climax (s8b) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| MEGA Greninja ex SR | 098/083, Ninja Spinner (M4) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Glaceon V SR | 076/069 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Umbreon: Monster Ball Mirror | 092/187, Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Marnie’s Grimmsnarl ex SAR | 243/193 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Vaporeon: Master Ball Mirror | 030/187, Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) | Sold out at the time of this update |
Pikachu VMAX RRR is not listed at the time of this update, and MEGA Zygarde ex SAR is sold out at the time of this update. Both Pikachu VMAX and MEGA Zygarde are top-tier pulls from their respective sets rather than reprints.
Umbreon: Monster Ball Mirror (092/187) is the standout of this tier for name recognition — Umbreon has the strongest name recognition of the Eeveelution line, and the Monster Ball Mirror treatment from Terastal Festival ex is a themed alternate-foil variant rather than the set’s base printing. Its sibling, Vaporeon: Master Ball Mirror (030/187), comes from the same set and sits at the top of this tier. Both cards are sold out at the time of this update.
¥15,000–¥19,999: Character Chases and Eeveelutions
This tier is where the Eeveelution mirror-foil run continues, two different MEGA Charizard printings show up, and the current-era Miraidon ex enters the picture.
| Card | Set / Number | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mew 002/028 | 002/028 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| MEGA Charizard X ex | MA 223/193 | Not listed at the time of this update |
| Flareon R: Master Ball Mirror | 136/165, Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Miraidon ex SAR | 102/078, Violet ex (SV1V) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Lucario VSTAR SAR | 226/172 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Surfing Pikachu VMAX RRR | 022/028 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Garchomp ex SAR | 085/062 | ¥12,075 |
| Mewtwo AR | 183/165 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| MEGA Venusaur ex SAR | 087/063 | Sold out at the time of this update |
Miraidon ex (102/078) is one of the newer chases in this tier — Violet ex was one of the two Japanese launch expansion packs of the Scarlet & Violet generation, and Miraidon is one of that generation’s two box-art legendaries, alongside Koraidon from the companion Scarlet ex set. It is sold out at the time of this update.
Speaking of which — this tier is also where two separate MEGA Charizard cards land in the same price band: the X-form ex (MA 223/193) here, plus a Y-form Mirror printing (MC 085/742) further up in the next tier. If you want the full MEGA-era Charizard rundown alongside these two, it’s covered in our Mega Pokemon PSA 10 guide. And if VMAX printings like the Surfing Pikachu above are what you’re chasing specifically, our Best Japanese VMAX Cards guide covers that era end to end.
¥20,000–¥29,999: SSRs, Promos and XY-Era EXs
The top tier is where rarity tiers get denser — the fourth mirror-foil Eeveelution in this guide, a pair of MEGA/vintage cards, M Sharpedo EX and MEGA Charizard Y ex: Mirror, and Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex P as a standalone promo card near the end of the list.
| Card | Set / Number | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Espeon: Master Ball Mirror | 062/187, Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) | ¥9,959 |
| Pikachu: Mirror | 001/028, 25th Anniversary Collection (s8a) | Sold out at the time of this update |
| M Sharpedo EX (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | 071/171, The Best of XY | ¥20,470 |
| MEGA Charizard Y ex: Mirror | MC 085/742, Battle Collection | Sold out at the time of this update |
| M Gardevoir EX | 092/171 | ¥21,620 |
| Meowth SAR | 114/080 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Cynthia’s Ambition SAR | 239/172 | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Reshiram | 020/025, 25th Anniversary PROMO | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex P | 043/M-P | Sold out at the time of this update |
| Leafeon GX SSR | 206/150 | Sold out at the time of this update |
Espeon: Master Ball Mirror (062/187) is the fourth mirror-foil Eeveelution in this guide — Umbreon and Vaporeon (SV8a), Flareon (SV2a Pokemon Card 151), Espeon (SV8a) — with Leafeon GX SSR, a different printing style entirely, closing the list; it is sold out at the time of this update.
Meowth SAR (114/080) is a standard SAR pull rather than a themed pairing, sitting alongside the other rarity-tier chases in this range. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex P (043/M-P) is the guide’s one true Team Rocket card — a promo built around the faction’s signature legendary. Both are sold out at the time of this update.
How We Picked These 30
We started from every PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon single we listed in August 2026 priced between ¥10,000 and ¥29,999 — 110 cards in total. That’s a long list for one article, so we narrowed it to 30 using two filters:
- Name recognition. Pikachu, Charizard, Mewtwo, and the Eeveelution line appear repeatedly because they’re the franchise’s most widely recognized names. Well-known human characters — Iono, Marnie, Cynthia, and the Team Rocket faction — are represented too.
- Rarity spread. Rather than clustering on one printing style, the 30 picks cross SAR, SR, RR, AR, SSR, RRR and the Master/Monster Ball Mirror treatments, so this list works as a sampler of what different rarity tiers look like at this budget rather than just a price sheet.
All 30 are individual graded singles — browse the PSA 10 cards we list in this range, or anything outside it, through our full PSA 10 collection.
Where to Buy These PSA 10 Cards from Japan
We ship graded Japanese PSA 10 singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide. Every card above is a single listed copy, so availability changes as they sell.
- Under ¥10,000: see our 54 PSA 10 cards under ¥10,000 guide
- MEGA-era specific chases: our Mega Pokemon PSA 10 guide
- VMAX-era specific chases: our Best Japanese VMAX Cards guide
- Browse the visual card-by-card layout on our PSA 10 card list
- Browse the full graded lineup on our PSA 10 collection
Looking for a specific card from the 110 we screened but didn’t list above, or want to build a mixed order across price ranges? Our Quick Order page is the fastest way to request it directly.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the difference between this guide and the under ¥10,000 list?
Our separate guide covers 54 PSA 10 singles priced below ¥10,000. This guide picks up from ¥10,000 and covers up to ¥29,999, so the two lists don’t overlap.
How were these 30 cards chosen out of the 110 available?
We screened all 110 PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon singles we listed in August 2026 between ¥10,000 and ¥29,999, then selected 30 by favoring recognizable Pokemon and Trainer characters plus a spread of rarity tiers (SAR, SR, RR, AR, SSR, RRR, and Master/Monster Ball Mirror), rather than clustering on one printing style.
Are all of these single copies?
Yes. Each card listed is a graded PSA 10 single in our catalog. When a specific copy sells, it’s off our listings until we source another graded copy of that same card and number, so check the product page before you plan an order.
What do the rarity codes like SAR, CSR and SSR mean?
They’re print-run rarity tiers used across modern Japanese sets. SAR (Special Art Rare) and CSR (Character Super Rare) sit near the top of a set’s pull chart; SR and AR are a tier below; Master Ball Mirror and Monster Ball Mirror are themed alternate-foil treatments of an already-rare Pokemon, used in sets such as Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) and Terastal Festival ex (SV8a).
Where can I buy these PSA 10 cards from Japan?
Cards that are still listed link directly to their product pages above. We ship graded Japanese singles from Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide; browse the full range on our PSA 10 collection page, or use our Quick Order page to request a specific card from the 110 we screened.
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