Pokémon TCG 30th Celebration Is Now on TCG Stacked
Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration launched worldwide on September 16, and all 158 cards are now browsable on TCG Stacked, along with the 30 card Classic Collection. Add your pulls to your collection, search the set, and print proxies.
🎉 30th Celebration Is In the Catalog
Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration is the anniversary expansion, and according to The Pokémon Company, it released simultaneously worldwide on September 16, 2026, the first Pokémon TCG expansion to get a simultaneous global release. Its other headline feature: every card in the set is foil, including the Basic Energy.
All 158 cards are now in our catalog with card images, and the 30 card Classic Collection that ships alongside it is listed too. You can browse the set, add cards to your collection, and print proxies today.
What's In the Set
The anniversary theme runs through the card list. The set contains 30 different Pikachu cards, one per era of the game, and we count exactly 30 in our own catalog. The Pokémon Company also highlights a new Futuristic rare treatment debuting on Mewtwo and Mew, illustrated by YOSHIROTTEN, plus Greninja ex and Sylveon ex as brand new Pokémon ex, and illustration rares for Espeon, Umbreon, Lapras, Drifloon, Zorua, and Lycanroc.
Cards From the Set
Here are cards from 30th Celebration in our catalog. Click one to open its page, or add it to your Proxy List to print it for casual play.
The full card list lives on the 30th Celebration set page.
The Classic Collection
30th Celebration also includes a Classic Collection of 30 reprinted cards from across the game's history, including Charizard from Base Set and Pikachu & Zekrom-GX from Sun & Moon: Team Up. The Pokémon Company notes these reprints are not legal in the Standard format, though they can be played in formats that accept their original printings.
We list all 30 as their own set, so you can mark them off in your collection. Right now they are listed by name and number only: our card data source has not published the card images for the Classic Collection yet, so those tiles show a placeholder. The art will fill in as it is published, without you having to do anything.
Prices Are Not Live Yet
The set is one day old, and our price source has not published market prices for 30th Celebration or the Classic Collection yet. Those cards currently show no price rather than a misleading $0, and prices will appear on the card pages and the set's price guide as soon as they are available.
Every card does already have a Buy on TCGplayer button, which searches the card up on TCGplayer so you can compare live seller listings. If you buy through one of those links, TCG Stacked earns a small affiliate commission at no extra cost to you, which helps keep the site running.
What You Can Do With the Set Today
- Browse the set: The 30th Celebration set page lists every card, and the Pokémon sets page has the rest of the catalog.
- Search with real filters: The Pokémon search page lets you filter by rarity, type, set, and more, so you can pull up every Pikachu in the set or every illustration rare in seconds.
- Track your pulls: Mark the cards you own and watch your set completion grow from your collection page.
- Print proxies: Add any card to your Proxy List and generate a true to size PDF for casual play. The top Pokémon proxies page shows what other players are printing most.
We also filled in two older Mega Evolution era sets while we were in there: MEP Black Star Promos (89 cards) and Mega Evolution Energy (8 cards).
How to Print Proxies
Proxies are printed stand-ins for real cards, useful for testing a deck before you buy the singles. The workflow is the same as our other games:
- Find the cards you want on the Pokémon search page or the set page and click Add to Proxy List.
- Open your Proxy List from the top right corner of the page, set quantities, and choose your paper size, scale, and padding.
- Click Print to generate a PDF at true card size, then print it at your printer's highest quality setting. Cut, sleeve, and play.
Proxies are for casual, personal play among friends who know they're proxies. They aren't official cards and shouldn't be sold or used at sanctioned events.
Get Started
Open the 30th Celebration set page to see the full card list, or head to the Pokémon hub to browse the rest of the catalog and start tracking what you pull.