Best Perfect Order Chase Cards and Current Values

Meowth ex 121/088 and Mega Zygarde ex 124/088 are the Perfect Order chase cards, and they sit close together. Meowth ex has sold raw for about £77, Mega Zygarde ex for £67 to £79. Third place, Mega Zygarde ex 120/088, is under half that at around £33.

Perfect Order at a glance

Set details and sealed products are on our Perfect Order set page, and you can browse every Perfect Order card by number.

The top Perfect Order cards ranked

Ranked by the middle of each card's recent raw sales. Where a card has only four or five recent sales we show the middle price and the sale count rather than a range.

All figures are English, single-card eBay completed sales converted at £0.7499 to the dollar (16 October 2026). Every sale used was made on 16 or 17 October 2026. Last checked 18 October 2026.

Meowth ex 121/088

The top spot, on a thin sample. Natsumi Yoshida covers the card in a busy, bright pattern of colourful shapes, with a cheerful waving Meowth at the centre. It is a full art with a loud look.

Only five raw sales were recorded, and they ran from £57 to £150. The middle sale was about £77, but one high sale pulls the picture around, so treat the gap to Mega Zygarde ex 124 as small rather than settled.

Mega Zygarde ex 124/088

The gold card, and the firmer price. The Mega Hyper Rare is a fully gold Mega Zygarde ex by takuyoa. Eight raw sales give a range of £67 to £79, tighter than the figure for Meowth ex above it.

Only 1,004 copies have a PSA 10, fewer than on most cards in the table. PSA 10 sales have a median of about £389, a little over five times a raw copy.

Mega Zygarde ex 120/088

The colourful one. kantaro's version has Zygarde rising in a flare of pink, green and blue against a dark background. Eight raw sales ran from £31 to £37, a narrow spread, so the price looks settled.

It is the same Pokémon as the gold card at under half the price.

Meowth ex 107/088, the grading outlier

Raw, Meowth ex 107/088 sells for £7 to £12. A PSA 10 has a median of about £62, roughly eight times a raw copy. That is the biggest raw-to-PSA 10 gap on this list. Clefairy 94/088 is not far behind.

That gap tells you where the value sits: a clean, well-centred copy is worth far more than an average one. It does not tell you that grading one will pay. Fees, postage both ways and the chance of a 9 rather than a 10 all come off the top. Our UK grading guide walks through those costs.

Further down the list

• Mega Clefable ex 119/088 by Cona Nitanda sold raw at about £31, from five sales that ran from £26 to £82.
• Rosa's Encouragement 123/088 by Iori Suzuki is the highest-ranked Trainer, at £22 to £30 raw.
• Mega Starmie ex 118/088 by takuyoa has only four recent raw sales, with a middle price of about £25.
• Jacinthe 122/088 is the other Trainer special illustration rare, at £11 to £17 raw.
• Clefairy 94/088 is an Illustration Rare at £7 to £11 raw, with over 10,000 PSA 10 copies.
• Poké Pad 113/088 is the cheapest card in the table at £2 to £7 raw. We show no PSA 10 figure because fewer than 500 copies hold that grade.

How we priced these cards

We read the most recent raw eBay completed sales for each card, up to ten, from CardTrack's sold-sales ledger, which covers the UK, US and other eBay sites. With six or more sales we drop the single highest and lowest, then quote the range of the rest. With four or five sales we quote the middle price and the number of sales. Cards with fewer than four are left out. Dollars are converted at £0.7499 (16 October 2026).

PSA 10 figures are the median of PSA 10 completed sales, shown only where at least 500 copies hold that grade. The population figures are PSA's own counts as recorded in the ledger. The full method is in our guide on how to value Pokémon cards.

A note on pull rates

We do not publish pull rates for Perfect Order. There are no official odds, and community estimates vary with sample size and product. Our guide to pull rates explains why.

Collector notes

• Two Meowth ex cards. 121 is the special illustration rare and 107 the Ultra Rare, and the number is the only quick way to tell which one a listing means. They sell for roughly £77 and £8.
• Two Mega Zygarde ex cards in the top three. 124 is the gold Mega Hyper Rare and 120 the special illustration rare.
• Cona Nitanda drew two cards here. Mega Clefable ex 119 and Clefairy 94 are both by the same illustrator, and Mega Clefable ex shows "Evolves from Clefairy".
• takuyoa drew two cards here. Mega Zygarde ex 124 and Mega Starmie ex 118.
• Printed numbers run past 88. The cards show their number over 088, which is why 124/088 looks odd. The set is 124 cards in total. Our guide to Pokémon rarity symbols explains the symbols at the bottom of each card.

Questions collectors ask

What is the most valuable Perfect Order card?

Meowth ex 121/088, the special illustration rare by Natsumi Yoshida, has the highest middle sale at about £77, from five recent raw sales. Mega Zygarde ex 124/088 is very close at £67 to £79 raw, and its PSA 10 copies sell for around £389.

How many cards are in Perfect Order?

124 in total.

Is a PSA 10 Perfect Order Mega Zygarde ex rare?

More than most, but not scarce. PSA has graded 1,004 copies of 124/088 at 10. A PSA 10 sells for about five times a raw copy.

Related guides

• Perfect Order set page, with set details and sealed products
• How to value Pokémon cards
• Holo and reverse holo cards
• Chaos Rising chase cards, another Mega Evolution series set