Category: Pokémon

Quick answer

Gem Pack Vol. 4 was released on 6 February 2026 under CBB4C, the fourth volume of the all-foil Simplified Chinese line. This page lists the cards we track in it.

We currently track 33 cards in this set, covering 5 characters. The deepest single group is Eevee at 7 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

The volume is built around five groups: Eevee, Ponyta, Snom, Paldean Wooper and Lickitung. The first four carry seven tracked printings each, the full ladder for a group, and Lickitung sits just under that.

A Gem Pack card is identified by its group and its treatment rather than by a single set number, so the number column below is the position inside that Pokemon’s group. Each treatment is collected separately, which is why one Pokemon fills several rows.

33 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
101	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
102	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
103	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
104	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
105	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
106	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
107	Ponyta	Ponyta		Find this Card for Me
203	Lickitung	Lickitung		Find this Card for Me
204	Lickitung	Lickitung		Find this Card for Me
205	Lickitung	Lickitung		Find this Card for Me
206	Lickitung	Lickitung		Find this Card for Me
207	Lickitung	Lickitung		Find this Card for Me
401	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
402	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
403	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
404	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
405	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
406	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
407	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
501	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
502	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
503	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
504	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
505	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
506	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
507	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
2601	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me
2602	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me
2603	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me
2604	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me
2605	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me
2606	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me
2607	Snom	Snom		Find this Card for Me

Frequently asked questions

What is Gem Pack Vol. 4?

It is volume 4 of the Simplified Chinese all-foil Gem Pack line, printed under CBB4C and released on 6 February 2026. The line is organised by Pokemon rather than as one numbered checklist, so each volume holds a handful of groups, each with its own ladder of treatments.

Why does one Pokemon have so many entries?

A Gem Pack card does not have one position in the set. Each Pokemon has a group, and inside the group sits a ladder of treatments: a plain print, then foil treatments such as Pokeball, Stars, Rotary, Masterball and a stamped version. Each treatment is collected separately, so each gets its own row.

Is Eevee the subject of this volume?

Eevee is one of the five groups in it, not the theme of the whole volume. Gem Pack volumes are put together from a small group of Pokemon rather than around a single one, which is why a volume can hold Eevee alongside Ponyta, Snom, Paldean Wooper and Lickitung.

Are Gem Pack cards exclusive to Simplified Chinese?

The line is Simplified Chinese only. Many of its cards carry artwork commissioned for the Chinese market, which is how some of them ended up among the most-collected Chinese-exclusive cards. The set as a whole is specific to the branch.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the line as a whole, Gem Pack Vol. 1 to 6 covers all six volumes, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

Gem Pack Vol. 3 was released on 26 September 2025 under CBB3C, the third volume of the Simplified Chinese all-foil line. This page is the checklist we hold for it, treatment by treatment.

We currently track 79 cards in this set, covering 12 characters. The deepest single group is Meowth at 7 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

This is the most evenly built volume we track: Meowth, Darkrai, Gengar, Chandelure, Gardevoir, Cubone, Houndoom and Mimikyu each carry seven tracked printings, which is the full ladder for a group in this line. Nothing in the volume is left half-worked.

A Gem Pack card is identified by its group and its treatment rather than by a single set number, so the number column below is the position inside that Pokemon’s group. Each treatment is collected separately, which is why one Pokemon fills several rows.

79 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
101	Clefable	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
102	Clefable [Pokeball]	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
103	Clefable [Stars]	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
104	Clefable [Rotary]	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
105	Clefable [Masterball]	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
106	Clefable [Stamped]	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
107	Clefable ex	Clefable		Find this Card for Me
201	Meowth	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
202	Meowth [Pokeball]	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
203	Meowth [Stars]	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
204	Meowth [Rotary]	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
205	Meowth [Masterball]	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
206	Meowth [Stamped]	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
207	Meowth	Meowth		Find this Card for Me
301	Gengar	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
302	Gengar [Pokeball]	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
303	Gengar [Stars]	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
304	Gengar [Rotary]	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
305	Gengar [Masterball]	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
306	Gengar [Stamped]	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
307	Gengar	Gengar		Find this Card for Me
401	Cubone	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
402	Cubone [Pokeball]	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
403	Cubone [Stars]	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
404	Cubone [Rotary]	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
405	Cubone [Masterball]	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
406	Cubone [Stamped]	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
407	Cubone	Cubone		Find this Card for Me
501	Houndoom	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
502	Houndoom [Pokeball]	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
503	Houndoom [Stars]	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
504	Houndoom [Rotary]	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
505	Houndoom [Masterball]	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
506	Houndoom [Stamped]	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
507	Houndoom ex	Houndoom		Find this Card for Me
601	Gardevoir	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
602	Gardevoir [Pokeball]	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
603	Gardevoir [Stars]	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
604	Gardevoir [Rotary]	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
605	Gardevoir [Masterball]	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
606	Gardevoir [Stamped]	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
607	Gardevoir ex	Gardevoir		Find this Card for Me
1001	Darkrai	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1002	Darkrai [Pokeball]	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1003	Darkrai [Stars]	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1004	Darkrai [Rotary]	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1005	Darkrai [Masterball]	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1006	Darkrai [Stamped]	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1007	Darkrai ex	Darkrai		Find this Card for Me
1101	Chandelure	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1102	Chandelure [Pokeball]	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1103	Chandelure [Stars]	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1104	Chandelure [Rotary]	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1105	Chandelure [Masterball]	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1106	Chandelure [Stamped]	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1107	Chandelure	Chandelure		Find this Card for Me
1201	Lycanroc	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
1203	Lycanroc [Stars]	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
1204	Lycanroc [Rotary]	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
1205	Lycanroc [Masterball]	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
1206	Lycanroc [Stamped]	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
1207	Lycanroc ex	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
1301	Mimikyu	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1302	Mimikyu [Pokeball]	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1303	Mimikyu [Stars]	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1304	Mimikyu [Rotary]	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1305	Mimikyu [Masterball]	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1306	Mimikyu [Stamped]	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1307	Mimikyu [Full Art]	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
1501	Ceruledge	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1502	Ceruledge [Pokeball]	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1503	Ceruledge [Stars]	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1504	Ceruledge [Rotary]	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1505	Ceruledge [Masterball]	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1506	Ceruledge [Stamped]	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1507	Ceruledge	Ceruledge		Find this Card for Me
1805	Annihilape [Masterball]	Annihilape		Find this Card for Me
1806	Annihilape [Stamped]	Annihilape		Find this Card for Me
1807	Annihilape ex	Annihilape		Find this Card for Me

Frequently asked questions

What is Gem Pack Vol. 3?

It is volume 3 of the Simplified Chinese all-foil Gem Pack line, printed under CBB3C and released on 26 September 2025. The line is organised by Pokemon rather than as one numbered checklist, so each volume holds a handful of groups, each with its own ladder of treatments.

Why does one Pokemon have so many entries?

A Gem Pack card does not have one position in the set. Each Pokemon has a group, and inside the group sits a ladder of treatments: a plain print, then foil treatments such as Pokeball, Stars, Rotary, Masterball and a stamped version. Each treatment is collected separately, so each gets its own row.

Why are the groups in this volume all the same size?

Because the volume was built that way. Each Pokemon in it was given the full ladder of treatments, so once we have worked through a group we hold the same number of cards for it as for every other group.

Are Gem Pack cards exclusive to Simplified Chinese?

The line is Simplified Chinese only. Many of its cards carry artwork commissioned for the Chinese market, which is how some of them ended up among the most-collected Chinese-exclusive cards. The set as a whole is specific to the branch.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the line as a whole, Gem Pack Vol. 1 to 6 covers all six volumes, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

Gem Pack Vol. 2 is the Eevee volume of the Simplified Chinese all-foil Gem Pack line, printed under CBB2C and released on 16 May 2025. This page is the checklist: every card we track in the volume, with each treatment listed separately because each is collected separately.

We currently track 130 cards in this set, covering 9 characters. The deepest single group is Eevee at 15 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

Every Eevee evolution is in the volume. Eevee itself, Sylveon, Umbreon and Leafeon carry fifteen tracked printings each, and the remaining five evolutions fourteen — which is what makes Vol. 2 the largest Gem Pack we hold.

A Gem Pack card is identified by its group and its treatment rather than by a single set number, so the number column below is the position inside that Pokemon’s group. Each treatment is collected separately, which is why one Pokemon fills several rows.

130 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
101	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
102	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
103	Eevee [Pokeball]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
104	Eevee [Pokeball]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
105	Eevee [Stars]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
106	Eevee [Stars]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
107	Eevee [Rotary]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
108	Eevee [Rotary]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
109	Eevee [Masterball]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
110	Eevee [Masterball]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
111	Eevee [Stamped]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
112	Eevee [Stamped]	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
113	Eevee V	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
114	Eevee VMAX	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
115	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
201	Vaporeon	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
202	Vaporeon	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
203	Vaporeon [Pokeball]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
204	Vaporeon [Pokeball]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
205	Vaporeon [Stars]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
206	Vaporeon [Stars]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
207	Vaporeon [Rotary]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
208	Vaporeon [Rotary]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
209	Vaporeon [Masterball]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
210	Vaporeon [Masterball]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
211	Vaporeon [Stamped]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
212	Vaporeon [Stamped]	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
213	Vaporeon V	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
214	Vaporeon VMAX	Vaporeon		Find this Card for Me
301	Jolteon	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
302	Jolteon	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
303	Jolteon [Pokeball]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
304	Jolteon [Pokeball]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
305	Jolteon [Stars]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
306	Jolteon [Stars]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
307	Jolteon [Rotary]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
308	Jolteon [Rotary]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
309	Jolteon [Masterball]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
310	Jolteon [Masterball]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
311	Jolteon [Stamped]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
312	Jolteon [Stamped]	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
313	Jolteon V	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
314	Jolteon VMAX	Jolteon		Find this Card for Me
401	Flareon	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
402	Flareon	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
403	Flareon [Pokeball]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
404	Flareon [Pokeball]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
405	Flareon [Stars]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
406	Flareon [Stars]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
407	Flareon [Rotary]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
408	Flareon [Rotary]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
409	Flareon [Masterball]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
410	Flareon [Masterball]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
411	Flareon [Stamped]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
412	Flareon [Stamped]	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
413	Flareon V	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
414	Flareon VMAX	Flareon		Find this Card for Me
501	Espeon	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
502	Espeon	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
503	Espeon [Pokeball]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
504	Espeon [Pokeball]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
505	Espeon [Stars]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
506	Espeon [Stars]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
507	Espeon [Rotary]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
508	Espeon [Rotary]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
509	Espeon [Masterball]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
510	Espeon [Masterball]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
511	Espeon [Stamped]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
512	Espeon [Stamped]	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
513	Espeon V	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
514	Espeon VMAX	Espeon		Find this Card for Me
601	Umbreon	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
602	Umbreon	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
603	Umbreon [Pokeball]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
604	Umbreon [Pokeball]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
605	Umbreon [Stars]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
606	Umbreon [Stars]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
607	Umbreon [Rotary]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
608	Umbreon [Rotary]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
609	Umbreon [Masterball]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
610	Umbreon [Masterball]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
611	Umbreon [Stamped]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
612	Umbreon [Stamped]	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
613	Umbreon V	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
614	Umbreon VMAX	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
615	Umbreon	Umbreon		Find this Card for Me
701	Leafeon	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
702	Leafeon	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
703	Leafeon [Pokeball]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
704	Leafeon [Pokeball]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
705	Leafeon [Stars]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
706	Leafeon [Stars]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
707	Leafeon [Rotary]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
708	Leafeon [Rotary]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
709	Leafeon [Masterball]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
710	Leafeon [Masterball]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
711	Leafeon [Stamped]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
712	Leafeon [Stamped]	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
713	Leafeon V	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
714	Leafeon VMAX	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
715	Leafeon	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
801	Glaceon	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
802	Glaceon	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
803	Glaceon [Pokeball]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
804	Glaceon [Pokeball]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
805	Glaceon [Stars]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
806	Glaceon [Stars]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
807	Glaceon [Rotary]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
808	Glaceon [Rotary]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
809	Glaceon [Masterball]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
810	Glaceon [Masterball]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
811	Glaceon [Stamped]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
812	Glaceon [Stamped]	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
813	Glaceon V	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
814	Glaceon VMAX	Glaceon		Find this Card for Me
901	Sylveon	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
902	Sylveon	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
903	Sylveon [Pokeball]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
904	Sylveon [Pokeball]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
905	Sylveon [Stars]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
906	Sylveon [Stars]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
907	Sylveon [Rotary]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
908	Sylveon [Rotary]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
909	Sylveon [Masterball]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
910	Sylveon [Masterball]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
911	Sylveon [Stamped]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
912	Sylveon [Stamped]	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
913	Sylveon V	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
914	Sylveon VMAX	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me
915	Sylveon	Sylveon		Find this Card for Me

Frequently asked questions

What is Gem Pack Vol. 2?

It is volume 2 of the Simplified Chinese all-foil Gem Pack line, printed under CBB2C and released on 16 May 2025. The line is organised by Pokemon rather than as one numbered checklist, so each volume holds a handful of groups, each with its own ladder of treatments.

Why does one Pokemon have so many entries?

A Gem Pack card does not have one position in the set. Each Pokemon has a group, and inside the group sits a ladder of treatments: a plain print, then foil treatments such as Pokeball, Stars, Rotary, Masterball and a stamped version. Each treatment is collected separately, so each gets its own row.

Is Eevee the whole of this volume?

Eevee and its eight evolutions are the whole of it. That is what separates Vol. 2 from the other volumes in the line, which are built from a wider and shallower group of Pokemon; here a single family runs the full ladder of treatments nine times over.

Are Gem Pack cards exclusive to Simplified Chinese?

The line is Simplified Chinese only. Many of its cards carry artwork commissioned for the Chinese market, which is how some of them ended up among the most-collected Chinese-exclusive cards. The set as a whole is specific to the branch.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the line as a whole, Gem Pack Vol. 1 to 6 covers all six volumes, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

Gem Pack Vol. 1 opened the Simplified Chinese all-foil line, printed under CBB1C and released on 17 January 2025. It is the volume the Paldea starters share with Pikachu. This page is the checklist: every card we track in it, with each treatment listed separately.

We currently track 57 cards in this set, covering 10 characters. The deepest single group is Pikachu at 9 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

Pikachu leads the volume at nine tracked printings. Behind him sit two of the Paldea starters, Fuecoco and Sprigatito, at eight each, with Floragato and Quaxly at six. Because a group in this line runs the full ladder of treatments, the total sits well above the number of Pokemon in it.

A Gem Pack card is identified by its group and its treatment rather than by a single set number, so the number column below is the position inside that Pokemon’s group. Each treatment is collected separately, which is why one Pokemon fills several rows.

57 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
101	Sprigatito	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
102	Sprigatito [Pokeball]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
104	Sprigatito [Rotary]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
105	Sprigatito [Masterball]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
106	Sprigatito [Shiny]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
107	Sprigatito [Stamped]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
108	Sprigatito [Full Art]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
109	Sprigatito [Horizons Full Art]	Sprigatito		Find this Card for Me
201	Floragato	Floragato		Find this Card for Me
203	Floragato [Star]	Floragato		Find this Card for Me
205	Floragato [Masterball]	Floragato		Find this Card for Me
206	Floragato [Shiny]	Floragato		Find this Card for Me
207	Floragato [Stamped]	Floragato		Find this Card for Me
208	Floragato [Full Art]	Floragato		Find this Card for Me
301	Fuecoco	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
302	Fuecoco [Pokeball]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
304	Fuecoco [Rotary]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
305	Fuecoco [Masterball]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
306	Fuecoco [Shiny]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
307	Fuecoco [Stamped]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
308	Fuecoco [Full Art]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
309	Fuecoco [Horizons Full Art]	Fuecoco		Find this Card for Me
405	Crocalor [Masterball]	Crocalor		Find this Card for Me
406	Crocalor [Shiny]	Crocalor		Find this Card for Me
407	Crocalor [Stamped]	Crocalor		Find this Card for Me
408	Crocalor [Full Art]	Crocalor		Find this Card for Me
504	Quaxly [Rotary]	Quaxly		Find this Card for Me
505	Quaxly [Masterball]	Quaxly		Find this Card for Me
506	Quaxly [Shiny]	Quaxly		Find this Card for Me
507	Quaxly [Stamped]	Quaxly		Find this Card for Me
508	Quaxly [Full Art]	Quaxly		Find this Card for Me
509	Quaxly [Horizons Full Art]	Quaxly		Find this Card for Me
604	Quaxwell [Rotary]	Quaxwell		Find this Card for Me
605	Quaxwell [Masterball]	Quaxwell		Find this Card for Me
606	Quaxwell [Shiny]	Quaxwell		Find this Card for Me
607	Quaxwell [Stamped]	Quaxwell		Find this Card for Me
608	Quaxwell [Full Art]	Quaxwell		Find this Card for Me
701	Captain Pikachu	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
702	Captain Pikachu [Pokeball]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
703	Captain Pikachu [Stars]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
704	Captain Pikachu [Rotary]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
705	Captain Pikachu [Masterball]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
706	Pikachu [Shiny]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
707	Captain Pikachu [Stamped]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
708	Pikachu [Full Art]	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
709	Captain Pikachu	Pikachu		Find this Card for Me
801	Vulpix	Vulpix		Find this Card for Me
802	Vulpix [Pokeball]	Vulpix		Find this Card for Me
804	Vulpix [Masterball]	Vulpix		Find this Card for Me
805	Vulpix [Stamped]	Vulpix		Find this Card for Me
1301	Paldean Wooper	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
1302	Paldean Wooper [Pokeball]	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
1303	Paldean Wooper [Stars]	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
1304	Paldean Wooper [Masterball]	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
1305	Paldean Wooper [Stamped]	Paldean Wooper		Find this Card for Me
1504	Chansey [Masterball]	Chansey		Find this Card for Me
1505	Chansey [Stamped]	Chansey		Find this Card for Me

Frequently asked questions

What is Gem Pack Vol. 1?

It is volume 1 of the Simplified Chinese all-foil Gem Pack line, printed under CBB1C and released on 17 January 2025. The line is organised by Pokemon rather than as one numbered checklist, so each volume holds a handful of groups, each with its own ladder of treatments.

Why does one Pokemon have so many entries?

A Gem Pack card does not have one position in the set. Each Pokemon has a group, and inside the group sits a ladder of treatments: a plain print, then foil treatments such as Pokeball, Stars, Rotary, Masterball and a stamped version. Each treatment is collected separately, so each gets its own row.

Is Gem Pack Vol. 1 the same set as the Paldea starters?

It is where the Simplified Chinese line first put the Paldea starters into an all-foil format. The volume is built around a small group of Pokemon rather than a full regional set, so the starters appear here as groups with their own treatment ladders rather than as a numbered run.

Are Gem Pack cards exclusive to Simplified Chinese?

The line is Simplified Chinese only. Many of its cards carry artwork commissioned for the Chinese market, which is how some of them ended up among the most-collected Chinese-exclusive cards. The set as a whole is specific to the branch.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the line as a whole, Gem Pack Vol. 1 to 6 covers all six volumes, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

Gallant Galaxy was released on 18 June 2024 under the codes CS5a and CS5b, late in the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese line. This page is the checklist we hold for it.

We currently track 13 cards in this set, covering 7 characters. The deepest single group is Charizard at 6 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

The set is dominated by Charizard. Six of the tracked cards carry his name, close to half of the checklist we hold for it, which makes this one of the sets a Charizard collector has to work through. Mewtwo, Eevee, Machamp, Venusaur, Lucario and Suicune make up the rest.

This is the set view. If you are following one Pokemon across every set instead, the per-character table is the other way to read the same catalogue.

13 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
3	Charizard	Charizard	$127.51 (Pre-Order)
4	Charizard V	Charizard	Find this Card for Me
4	Radiant Venusaur	Venusaur	$85.81 (Pre-Order)
5	Charizard VSTAR	Charizard	$121.60 (Pre-Order)
34	Mewtwo VSTAR	Mewtwo	$48.93 (Pre-Order)
46	Suicune V	Suicune	Find this Card for Me
75	Lucario Vstar	Lucario	Find this Card for Me
92	Radiant Eevee	Eevee	$169.32 (Pre-Order)
131	Charizard V	Charizard	Find this Card for Me
132	Charizard V	Charizard	$177.83 (Pre-Order)
135	Mewtwo V	Mewtwo	Find this Card for Me
141	Machamp V	Machamp	Find this Card for Me
152	Charizard V	Charizard	$475.47 (Pre-Order)

Frequently asked questions

What is Gallant Galaxy?

It is a main set of the Simplified Chinese branch, printed under CS5a / CS5b and released on 18 June 2024. It sits in the Sword & Shield era of the Chinese line.

How many cards from this set do you track?

The figure at the top of this page is current as of 4 October 2026 and is drawn from our own catalogue. It covers every card from the set we have handled or priced, and it grows as we work through more of it.

Why is Charizard so prominent in this set?

Because it is the set’s anchor. Six of the thirteen cards we track from Gallant Galaxy carry Charizard’s name, which is unusual even for a set that gives him room, and it is the main reason the set is followed by collectors chasing one character.

Are these the complete printed set?

No. This is the set as we hold it, not the set as printed. A main set prints more cards than we list here, and we add rows as we take on more product. Nothing is invented to fill a gap.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the order and dates of every set, the release timeline is the reference, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

CardSpicy (cardspicy.com) counts the Simplified Chinese Pokémon cards it tracks for the Galar region, character by character, and how many of them carry a PSA 10 price.

Galar characters hold 18 tracked Simplified Chinese cards on this site across 4 characters. 4 of those characters have at least one card with a PSA 10 price. The cards come chiefly from CBB4, CBB5, csv5C, cs3bC, cs3aC. The table lists every character we track from the region, most tracked cards first.

Galar is the eighth region, from Grookey to Eternatus. The Chinese line caught up with the Sword and Shield era in the Shining Synergy and later sets, and Ceruledge is its most tracked newcomer here.

Cards for Galar reach the Simplified Chinese line across 7 set codes we track. CBB4 carries the largest share with 7 cards, followed by CBB5 with 5 cards and csv5C with 2 cards. Applin alone accounts for 7 of the 18 cards, Snom adds 7 and Toxtricity 2.

National Pokedex	Character	Cards we track	With a PSA 10 price
#840	Applin	7	7
#872	Snom	7	7
#849	Toxtricity	2	2
#892	Urshifu	2	2

This page is a checklist as much as a count: a character appears only when the Chinese line has printed it, so the table doubles as a quick answer to whether a character exists in Simplified Chinese at all. Characters printed in other languages are outside this view.

Counts are the cards we track, not the printed population of a set. Where a character appears in several treatments inside one set, each treatment is counted on its own row on the character’s page. Set codes are shown the way the release timeline shows them, so one code covers all parts of a set.

Frequently asked questions

How many Galar characters have Chinese cards?

We track 4 Galar characters with Simplified Chinese printings, holding 18 cards between them. Snom is the most tracked with 7 cards.

Do Galar cards have PSA 10 prices on this site?

Every Galar character we track has at least one card with a PSA 10 price.

Which sets carry Galar characters?

The main sources are CBB4, CBB5, csv5C, cs3bC, cs3aC. Chinese sets mix characters from several regions, so a region page is a view over the whole line rather than a list of sets.

Sources

List of sources used

1. PokeAPI, National Pokedex numbers, retrieved October 2026
2. Site card records for Simplified Chinese lanes, current as of October 2026

Quick answer

Collect 151 is the Chinese take on the 151 theme, printed under one code, 151C, across four editions released through 2025 — the first on 17 January 2025 and the last on 17 October 2025. This page is the checklist: the cards we track in the set, listed by the number printed on them.

We currently track 155 cards in this set, covering 105 characters. The deepest single group is Pikachu at 7 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

This is the set view. If you are following one Pokemon across every set instead, the per-character table is the other way to read the same catalogue.

155 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
1	Bulbasaur	Bulbasaur	$37.72 (Pre-Order)
2	Ivysaur	Ivysaur	Find this Card for Me
3	Venusaur EX	Venusaur	Find this Card for Me
4	Charmander [Master Ball]	Charmander	$133.98 (Pre-Order)
4	Charmander [Reverse]	Charmander	$47.97 (Pre-Order)
4	Charmander	Charmander	$42.67 (Pre-Order)
5	Charmeleon	Charmeleon	Find this Card for Me
6	Charizard EX	Charizard	Find this Card for Me
7	Squirtle	Squirtle	Find this Card for Me
7	Squirtle [Reverse]	Squirtle	Find this Card for Me
8	Wartortle	Wartortle	Find this Card for Me
9	Blastoise EX	Blastoise	Find this Card for Me
10	Caterpie	Caterpie	Find this Card for Me
11	Metapod	Metapod	Find this Card for Me
19	Rattata	Rattata	Find this Card for Me
20	Raticate	Raticate	Find this Card for Me
21	Spearow	Spearow	Find this Card for Me
22	Fearow	Fearow	Find this Card for Me
23	Ekans	Ekans	Find this Card for Me
24	Arbok EX	Arbok	Find this Card for Me
25	Pikachu [Master Ball]	Pikachu	$195.22 (Pre-Order)
25	Pikachu	Pikachu	$67.48 (Pre-Order)
25	Pikachu [Reverse]	Pikachu	$54.40 (Pre-Order)
26	Raichu	Raichu	Find this Card for Me
27	Sandshrew	Sandshrew	Find this Card for Me
34	Nidoking	Nidoking	Find this Card for Me
37	Vulpix	Vulpix	Find this Card for Me
38	Ninetales EX	Ninetales	Find this Card for Me
39	Jigglypuff	Jigglypuff	Find this Card for Me
40	Wigglytuff EX	Wigglytuff	Find this Card for Me
41	Zubat	Zubat	Find this Card for Me
42	Golbat	Golbat	Find this Card for Me
43	Oddish	Oddish	Find this Card for Me
44	Gloom	Gloom	Find this Card for Me
46	Paras	Paras	Find this Card for Me
48	Venonat [Reverse]	Venonat	Find this Card for Me
49	Venomoth	Venomoth	Find this Card for Me
50	Diglett	Diglett	Find this Card for Me
52	Meowth	Meowth	Find this Card for Me
53	Persian	Persian	Find this Card for Me
54	Psyduck [Reverse]	Psyduck	Find this Card for Me
54	Psyduck	Psyduck	Find this Card for Me
55	Golduck	Golduck	Find this Card for Me
56	Mankey	Mankey	Find this Card for Me
58	Growlithe	Growlithe	Find this Card for Me
59	Arcanine	Arcanine	Find this Card for Me
61	Poliwhirl	Poliwhirl	Find this Card for Me
64	Kadabra	Kadabra	Find this Card for Me
65	Alakazam EX	Alakazam	Find this Card for Me
68	Machamp	Machamp	Find this Card for Me
76	Golem EX	Golem	Find this Card for Me
77	Ponyta	Ponyta	Find this Card for Me
78	Rapidash	Rapidash	$317.26 (Pre-Order)
79	Slowpoke [Reverse]	Slowpoke	Find this Card for Me
79	Slowpoke	Slowpoke	Find this Card for Me
80	Slowbro	Slowbro	Find this Card for Me
81	Magnemite	Magnemite	Find this Card for Me
82	Magneton	Magneton	Find this Card for Me
83	Farfetch’d	Farfetch’d	Find this Card for Me
84	Doduo	Doduo	Find this Card for Me
85	Dodrio	Dodrio	Find this Card for Me
86	Seel	Seel	Find this Card for Me
88	Grimer	Grimer	Find this Card for Me
89	Muk	Muk	Find this Card for Me
91	Cloyster	Cloyster	Find this Card for Me
92	Gastly	Gastly	Find this Card for Me
93	Haunter	Haunter	Find this Card for Me
94	Gengar [Master Ball]	Gengar	$242.72 (Pre-Order)
94	Gengar [Reverse]	Gengar	$252.22 (Pre-Order)
94	Gengar	Gengar	$51.77 (Pre-Order)
95	Onix	Onix	Find this Card for Me
96	Drowzee	Drowzee	Find this Card for Me
97	Hypno	Hypno	Find this Card for Me
101	Electrode	Electrode	Find this Card for Me
104	Cubone	Cubone	Find this Card for Me
105	Marowak	Marowak	Find this Card for Me
107	Hitmonchan	Hitmonchan	Find this Card for Me
108	Lickitung	Lickitung	Find this Card for Me
111	Rhyhorn	Rhyhorn	Find this Card for Me
113	Chansey	Chansey	Find this Card for Me
114	Tangela	Tangela	Find this Card for Me
115	Kangaskhan EX	Kangaskhan	Find this Card for Me
116	Horsea	Horsea	Find this Card for Me
121	Starmie	Starmie	Find this Card for Me
122	Mr. Mime	Mr. Mime	Find this Card for Me
123	Scyther [Reverse]	Scyther	Find this Card for Me
123	Scyther	Scyther	Find this Card for Me
124	Jynx EX	Jynx	Find this Card for Me
125	Electabuzz	Electabuzz	Find this Card for Me
128	Tauros [Reverse]	Tauros	Find this Card for Me
130	Gyarados	Gyarados	Find this Card for Me
131	Lapras	Lapras	Find this Card for Me
131	Lapras [Reverse]	Lapras	Find this Card for Me
132	Ditto [Reverse]	Ditto	Find this Card for Me
132	Ditto	Ditto	Find this Card for Me
133	Eevee [Reverse]	Eevee	Find this Card for Me
133	Eevee	Eevee	Find this Card for Me
134	Vaporeon	Vaporeon	Find this Card for Me
135	Jolteon	Jolteon	Find this Card for Me
136	Flareon [Reverse]	Flareon	Find this Card for Me
136	Flareon	Flareon	$27.30 (Pre-Order)
138	Omanyte	Omanyte	Find this Card for Me
140	Kabuto	Kabuto	Find this Card for Me
141	Kabutops	Kabutops	Find this Card for Me
142	Aerodactyl	Aerodactyl	Find this Card for Me
143	Snorlax	Snorlax	Find this Card for Me
144	Articuno	Articuno	Find this Card for Me
145	Zapdos EX	Zapdos	Find this Card for Me
147	Dratini	Dratini	Find this Card for Me
147	Dratini [Reverse]	Dratini	Find this Card for Me
148	Dragonair	Dragonair	Find this Card for Me
149	Dragonite	Dragonite	$271.03 (Pre-Order)
150	Mewtwo	Mewtwo	Find this Card for Me
150	Mewtwo [Reverse]	Mewtwo	Find this Card for Me
151	Mew EX	Mew	Find this Card for Me
152	Charmander	Charmander	Find this Card for Me
153	Pidgey	Pidgey	Find this Card for Me
154	Pidgeotto	Pidgeotto	Find this Card for Me
155	Raichu	Raichu	Find this Card for Me
156	Jigglypuff	Jigglypuff	$109.72 (Pre-Order)
157	Oddish	Oddish	Find this Card for Me
158	Gloom	Gloom	Find this Card for Me
159	Vileplume	Vileplume	Find this Card for Me
160	Abra	Abra	Find this Card for Me
161	Kadabra	Kadabra	Find this Card for Me
162	Doduo	Doduo	Find this Card for Me
163	Dodrio	Dodrio	Find this Card for Me
164	Voltorb	Voltorb	Find this Card for Me
165	Electrode	Electrode	Find this Card for Me
166	Staryu	Staryu	Find this Card for Me
167	Starmie	Starmie	Find this Card for Me
168	Ditto	Ditto	Find this Card for Me
169	Snorlax	Snorlax	Find this Card for Me
170	Pikachu	Pikachu	$1,039.75 (Pre-Order)
171	Pikachu	Pikachu	$1,397.56 (Pre-Order)
172	Pikachu	Pikachu	$2,851.26 (Pre-Order)
173	Pikachu	Pikachu	$1,149.21 (Pre-Order)
174	Venusaur ex	Venusaur	Find this Card for Me
175	Charizard ex	Charizard	$87.45 (Pre-Order)
176	Blastoise ex	Blastoise	Find this Card for Me
177	Arbok EX	Arbok	Find this Card for Me
178	Ninetales EX	Ninetales	Find this Card for Me
179	Wigglytuff EX	Wigglytuff	Find this Card for Me
180	Alakazam EX	Alakazam	Find this Card for Me
181	Golem EX	Golem	Find this Card for Me
182	Kangaskhan EX	Kangaskhan	Find this Card for Me
183	Jynx EX	Jynx	Find this Card for Me
184	Zapdos EX	Zapdos	Find this Card for Me
185	Mew EX	Mew	Find this Card for Me
187	Alakazam EX	Alakazam	Find this Card for Me
188	Mew EX	Mew	$66.97 (Pre-Order)
189	Alakazam ex	Alakazam	$118.95 (Pre-Order)
190	Zapdos EX	Zapdos	$116.10 (Pre-Order)
191	Mew EX	Mew	$376.46 (Pre-Order)
192	Mew EX	Mew	$107.47 (Pre-Order)

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in Collect 151 in Simplified Chinese?

Collect 151 ran as four editions through 2025. The base checklist holds 151 Pokemon plus trainer and energy cards, and each edition adds its own secret rares on top, including a Pikachu art rare in every edition. The list below is the subset of that total we track.

Why is there a Pikachu in every edition?

Each of the four editions was built around a Pikachu art rare, so a collector chasing the full Pikachu run in this set is chasing four cards rather than one. That is the reason the set is collected as a set rather than as a single release.

Is Collect 151 the same as the English 151 set?

No. It is the Chinese take on the 151 theme, with its own numbering, its own secret rares and its own art rares. The base card list overlaps heavily because the subject matter is the same, but the two are separate products with separate checklists.

Are these the cards we can buy?

The list shows what we track. Where we hold a graded copy it is linked with its price in the table above; where we do not, the row links to a sourcing request and we go and find the card. Ungraded copies are not part of what this page covers.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

If you are working the 151 theme, the four Pikachu art rares covers the signature cards of the set, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

Blade Awakening was released on 16 January 2026 under CSV7, in the Scarlet & Violet era of the Simplified Chinese line. This page is the checklist we hold for it.

We currently track 11 cards in this set, covering 9 characters. The deepest single group is Snorlax at 2 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

The checklist we hold is short and evenly spread. No character appears more than twice in it, and the set reaches from Snorlax and Greninja on one side to Zeraora, Lugia and Scizor on the other — a wide roster with no single anchor.

This is the set view. If you are following one Pokemon across every set instead, the per-character table is the other way to read the same catalogue.

11 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
20	Leafeon	Leafeon		Find this Card for Me
86	Zeraora [Poke Ball]	Zeraora		Find this Card for Me
157	Eevee	Eevee		Find this Card for Me
158	Snorlax [Poke Ball]	Snorlax		Find this Card for Me
158	Snorlax	Snorlax		Find this Card for Me
163	Lugia Ex	Lugia		Find this Card for Me
208	Arbok	Arbok		Find this Card for Me
223	Greninja Ex	Greninja		Find this Card for Me
225	Farigiraf EX	Farigiraf		Find this Card for Me
226	Scizor Ex	Scizor		Find this Card for Me
242	Greninja Ex	Greninja	$203.33 (Pre-Order)

Frequently asked questions

What is Blade Awakening?

It is a main set of the Simplified Chinese branch, printed under CSV7 and released on 16 January 2026. It sits in the Scarlet & Violet era of the Chinese line.

How many cards from this set do you track?

The figure at the top of this page is current as of 4 October 2026 and is drawn from our own catalogue. It covers every card from the set we have handled or priced, and it grows as we work through more of it.

Why is the list for this set short?

Because it is recent. We add cards to a set page as we handle and price them, and a set released in 2026 has had less time to fill out than one from 2023. The rows will grow; the set line itself does not.

Are these the complete printed set?

No. This is the set as we hold it, not the set as printed. A main set prints more cards than we list here, and we add rows as we take on more product. Nothing is invented to fill a gap.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the order and dates of every set, the release timeline is the reference, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

Battle Elite was released on 16 December 2022 under CSM1.5, two months after the language launched. It is a booster deck rather than a numbered main set, which is what the .5 marks. This page is the checklist we hold for it.

We currently track 10 cards in this set, covering 6 characters. The deepest single group is Zeraora at 3 tracked printings. The table below lists them by the number printed on the card.

Zeraora and Lugia carry three tracked cards each, and the rest of the deck we hold is single cards. Coming as early as it did, the deck sits alongside the opening set of the language as one of the first products a collector in Simplified Chinese could buy.

This is the set view. If you are following one Pokemon across every set instead, the per-character table is the other way to read the same catalogue.

10 tracked cards. Where we hold a graded copy its price is linked in the table; where we do not, the row is a sourcing request — send it and we go and find the card for you.

No.	Card	Character	PSA 10 copy
10	Zeraora GX	Zeraora		Find this Card for Me
12	Alolan Muk	Muk		Find this Card for Me
14	Mimikyu	Mimikyu		Find this Card for Me
23	Lycanroc GX	Lycanroc		Find this Card for Me
37	Ditto	Ditto		Find this Card for Me
38	Lugia GX	Lugia		Find this Card for Me
63	Zeraora GX	Zeraora		Find this Card for Me
67	Lugia GX	Lugia		Find this Card for Me
76	Zeraora GX	Zeraora		Find this Card for Me
80	Lugia GX	Lugia		Find this Card for Me

Frequently asked questions

What is Battle Elite?

It is a main set of the Simplified Chinese branch, printed under CSM1.5 and released on 16 December 2022. It sits in the Sun & Moon era of the Chinese line.

How many cards from this set do you track?

The figure at the top of this page is current as of 4 October 2026 and is drawn from our own catalogue. It covers every card from the set we have handled or priced, and it grows as we work through more of it.

Is Battle Elite part of the first set?

It was released alongside the early Sun & Moon sets of the Chinese line rather than inside one of them. The .5 in its code marks it as a separate product, so it is counted on its own here and not folded into the set it accompanied.

Are these the complete printed set?

No. This is the set as we hold it, not the set as printed. A main set prints more cards than we list here, and we add rows as we take on more product. Nothing is invented to fill a gap.

Sources

Sources and further reading

1. CardSpicy listings — every card and card number below is taken from our own catalogue, read on 4 October 2026.
2. The official Simplified Chinese product announcements, read at pokemon.cn on 4 October 2026.
3. CardSpicy — set checklists by set, the hub this page belongs to.
4. CardSpicy — the Simplified Chinese set timeline, for the release date of this set.

Cards are listed by the number printed on them. Where a card appears in more than one treatment, each treatment is listed separately because each is collected separately. Prices quoted on this site are secondary-market observations at the dates cited.

Related reading

For the order and dates of every set, the release timeline is the reference, and the set hub puts it beside every other set we track.

Quick answer

CardSpicy reads a card’s rarity from the code printed on it rather than from how a listing describes it, and AR and SAR sit at the top of the same Chinese-set rarity ladder while behaving very differently in a price list.

AR and SAR are the two letter codes that decide which card in a Chinese set becomes its chase. They sit at the top of the same rarity ladder, they look similar from a metre away, and they behave very differently in a price list. This article explains what each code means, how to tell them apart in hand, where Simplified Chinese prints them, and what the codes do and do not tell you about value.

The short answer

AR stands for Art Rare. It is a full-art printing: the photograph is dropped and the illustration runs across the entire card in a scenic composition, with the attack box compressed into the lower part of the card. SAR stands for Special Art Rare. It applies the same full-art idea to the set’s premium cards, adds a textured finish under the foil, and sits higher in the secret numbering. If you collect the English line, the nearest matches are the Illustration Rare and the Special Illustration Rare: same two concepts, different letters.

How to tell them apart in hand

Three tells, in order of reliability. First the printed code: every Simplified Chinese main set card carries its rarity code in the bottom corner next to the card number, and the codes read literally, AR or SAR. Second the finish: a SAR carries a textured, patterned foil that catches light in bands as the card tilts, while an AR has a flat, even sheen. Third the numbering: the AR run starts the secret section of a set and the SAR run follows it, which the three sets below make visible.

Set	Art Rare slots	Secret numbers	Special Art Rare slots	Secret numbers
Collect 151 (2025, four waves)	4	#170 to #173	3	#189 to #191
Fearless Terastal (2025)	8	#131 to #138	8	#154 to #161
30th Celebration (2026)	20	#104 to #123	10	#124 to #133

The pattern in the middle row is the cleanest: Fearless Terastal runs its eight Art Rares at #131 to #138, then spaces its eight Special Art Rares at #154 to #161, with the set’s ultra tier above them. In 30th Celebration the two runs sit back to back, twenty Art Rares at #104 to #123 and ten Special Art Rares at #124 to #133, with the two ex cards above them at #134 and #135 in a separate tier of their own.

Where Simplified Chinese prints these codes

The letter system arrived with the Scarlet and Violet era of the Chinese line. Collect 151 spread its secrets across four 2025 releases: four Art Rares, the Pikachu #170 to #173 quartet, and three Special Art Rares, Alakazam ex #189, Zapdos ex #190 and Mew ex #191. The four Pikachu illustrations are Simplified Chinese exclusive artwork, which is part of why the set’s chase structure differs from its Japanese cousin. For the set-by-set breakdown of that release, see our Gem Pack volume guide for the parallel series and the four Pikachu Art Rares article for the cards themselves.

The Gem Pack exception

The Gem Pack series, the Simplified Chinese exclusive line of all-foil packs, does not use these letter codes at all. Its cards carry a five-symbol system of a filled circle, a filled diamond and one to three stars, and its premium illustrated cards are marked with two or three stars rather than any letters. The illustrated Gem Pack cards fill the same role in the pack that AR and SAR cards fill in a main set, which is exactly why the two systems get confused. The code on the card, not the look of the art, is what names the rarity.

Does SAR always cost more?

Not always, and Collect 151 is the standing counter-example. Its four Art Rare Pikachus carried real two-tier markets when we counted on 4 October 2026, with ungraded listings from $511.18 to $2,125.74 and PSA 10 listings from $1,019.19 to $2,794.99, each backed by thirty or more recorded sales in both graded tabs. Its Special Art Rares trade far thinner: the Zapdos ex #190 showed tier prices with zero recorded graded sales, and only the Mew ex #191 matched the Pikachus for depth, with a PSA 10 listing at $375.00 against thirty recorded sales.

30th Celebration puts the codes back in the usual order, but only as estimates: across the 20 Art Rares the aggregator’s median ungraded figure is $4.75 and median PSA 10 figure is $56.11, against $25.54 and $138.51 across the 10 Special Art Rares. We counted zero recorded graded sales on every 30th card we sampled, so read that ladder as the model’s opinion, not the market’s. Fearless Terastal adds one more wrinkle: its most expensive listing is the Special Art Rare Arcanine ex #155 at $347.05 ungraded, while its Art Rares list near bulk, so within one set the gap can run in either direction once a single card catches collectors.

What the codes are for

Use AR and SAR for what they reliably describe: the printing tier, the finish, and the position in the secret numbering. Do not use them as a value ranking. The price of a card comes from the specific illustration, the character on it, and how many collectors are chasing that exact picture, and the four Pikachu Art Rares prove the point better than any rule could.

Frequently asked questions

What does AR mean on a Simplified Chinese card?

AR stands for Art Rare, printed on the card as the letter code AR. It marks a full-art printing where the illustration covers the whole card in a scenic composition. It is the same concept the English line calls an Illustration Rare.

Is a Special Art Rare always worth more than an Art Rare?

No. In 30th Celebration the SAR tier does list above the AR tier, but in Collect 151 the four Art Rare Pikachus are the most valuable cards in the set while its Special Art Rares trade far below them. The code describes the printing tier, not the price.

Do Gem Pack cards use AR and SAR codes?

No. The Gem Pack series is a Simplified Chinese exclusive line with its own symbol system of dots, diamonds and one to three stars, and its premium illustrated cards are marked with that star system instead of letter codes. Do not label a Gem Pack card AR or SAR from its look alone.

Which Chinese set has the most Art Rares?

Among the sets we track, 30th Celebration carries the most, with 20 Art Rare slots against 10 Special Art Rare slots. Fearless Terastal splits evenly at 8 and 8, and Collect 151 holds 4 Art Rares and 3 Special Art Rares across its four 2025 waves.

Sources

List of sources used

1. CardSpicy tracking records for Simplified Chinese cards, read on 4 October 2026.
2. PriceCharting set directory pages and product pages for Collect 151, Fearless Terastal and 30th Celebration, Simplified Chinese, read on 4 October 2026.
3. Simplified Chinese card lists with printed rarity codes for Collect 151, Fearless Terastal and 30th Celebration, cross-checked against our own set checklists, read on 4 October 2026.
4. The printed rarity symbols described follow the Japanese-style letter system that Simplified Chinese main sets adopted from the Scarlet and Violet era onward.