Pokémon 30th Celebration: the complete guide to the product line

The 30th Celebration line (30° Anniversario) arrived in Italy on 16 September 2026 and keeps growing until 6 November, with a dozen different products: from the Mini Tin at €27.90 to the Ultra Premium at €390.90. This guide lists them all, says who each one is for and what to look for in the packs, including the Classic Collection reprints.

The line in three dates

On 16 September 2026 came the Elite Trainer Box, the Poster Collection, the Binder Collection, the Greninja-ex and Sylveon-ex Tins, the Greninja-ex and Sylveon-ex Collections, the Lucario and Alolan Exeggutor Sticker Collections and the Eevee two-pack blister.

On 2 October 2026 followed the Mini Tin and the six-pack booster bundle. On 30 October the Espeon-ex and Umbreon-ex Battle Decks are released, and on 6 November the line closes with the Ditto Premium Collection, the Mew and Mewtwo Figure Collections and the Umbreon-ex Ultra Premium Collection.

For those who open packs

The 30th Celebration Elite Trainer Box, at €125.90, is the reference product: booster packs, card sleeves, dice, markers and the box that becomes an archive. It is the one we recommend to anyone who wants to open methodically and keep everything in order.

The 30th Celebration six-pack booster bundle, at €77.90, is the choice for anyone who wants packs only, with no accessories. The 30th Celebration Mini Tin, at €27.90, is the cheapest entry to the line, and the tin then serves to store the cards. The Eevee two-pack blister, at €27.90, adds an Eevee promo card.

For those who collect

The 30th Celebration Poster Collection, at €43.90, and the 30th Celebration Binder Collection, at €84.90, are the two products designed for display and storage: the poster for the wall, the binder for the cards of the set you want to complete.

The pair of Greninja-ex and Sylveon-ex Collector Tins, at €102.90, brings two tin boxes and the promo cards of the two Pokémon. The Greninja-ex and Sylveon-ex Collections, also as a pair at €102.90, and the Lucario and Exeggutor Sticker Collections, at €83.90, complete the first wave.

The Classic Collection reprints

The most interesting part of the line, for long-time collectors, is the Classic Collection: reprints of historic cards bearing the 30th Celebration stamp. The best known is the Charizard 4/102, 30th Celebration reprint: ungraded it trades between €190 and €230, and its PSA 10 value over the last month is around €1,500, up 69% over twelve months according to PriceCharting, October 2026.

Beside it, the Crystal Lugia 149/147, 30th Celebration reprint, between €200 and €220 ungraded and around €2,600 in PSA 10 over the last month, up 60% on the year. They are reprints, not originals, and the price says so: the 1999 Charizard in PSA 10 is worth seven times as much. But they are the most accessible way to own those illustrations in a modern, well-centred print.

The cards to look for in the packs

The 30th Celebration set has its own Special Illustration Rares, in the numbering beyond 128. The most sought after is the Gengar ex 154/128 Special Illustration Rare: ungraded between €95 and €130, with a PSA 10 value of around €1,100 over the last month according to PriceCharting, October 2026. Next come the Mew ex 152/128 and the Mewtwo ex 151/128, the latter between €65 and €90 ungraded.

These cards have been out for only a few weeks and prices are still settling. Anyone who finds them in a pack would do well to protect them straight away: a SIR with a marked corner does not reach a 10, and the gap between a perfect copy and a good one is what the numbers above show.

Which product to start with

If we had to choose a single product to understand the line, it would be the Elite Trainer Box: it contains everything, protects the cards and holds its value better than loose packs. If the budget is lower, the Mini Tin. If the aim is to complete the set, the Binder Collection.

Every product in the shop is sealed, with the seal checked before shipping and an insured courier. For pre-order products, shipping starts on release day: the rules are on the how it works page.