30th Celebration runs to 161 cards across 7 rarities. Pokemon publish no pull rates for it, so these 7 are ranked on the set's own structure: how few cards share a tier, and which are numbered beyond the printed run.
The list
1. Mew ex
Numbered 158 against a printed set of 128, which is what makes it a secret rare rather than part of the base run. One of 2 cards at Futuristic Rare.
2. Salamence ex
Numbered 156 against a printed set of 128, which is what makes it a secret rare rather than part of the base run. One of 10 cards at Special Illustration Rare.
3. Salamence ex
Card 109 of 161. One of 12 cards at Double Rare.
4. Maushold
Numbered 146 against a printed set of 128, which is what makes it a secret rare rather than part of the base run. One of 18 cards at Illustration Rare.
5. Lugia
Card 121 of 161. One of 18 cards at Rare.
6. Pikachu
Card 52 of 161. One of 30 cards at Pikachu Rare.
7. Ultra Ball
Card 128 of 161. One of 71 cards at Common.
How these were picked
Pokemon publish no pull rates for 30th Celebration, so nothing here is an odds claim. The ranking is the set's own structure: a rarity with few cards in it is harder to complete than one with many, and a card numbered beyond the printed total is a secret rare by the publisher's own numbering.
Where they sit in the set
7 cards out of 161, 3 numbered beyond the printed run.
Sources
- The Pokemon TCG: 30th Celebration checklist on this site, and the publisher's own card list.
- Pokemon
Frequently asked questions
What is the rarest card in 30th Celebration?
Mew ex, a Futuristic Rare.
What are the pull rates for 30th Celebration?
Pokemon do not publish pull rates for this set. Anything presenting itself as official odds for 30th Celebration is somebody's estimate, and this list ranks on the set's rarity structure instead.
How many cards are in 30th Celebration?
161 across 7 rarities, with a printed run of 128.
