Best Stellar Crown Chase Cards and Current Values

Squirtle 148/142 is the Stellar Crown chase card, and it is an Illustration Rare, not a Special Illustration Rare. Raw copies have been selling for about £67, with Bulbasaur 143/142 close behind at £53 to £60. After those two, the price drops to Dachsbun ex 169/142 at £41 to £52.

Stellar Crown at a glance

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

The top Stellar Crown cards ranked

Ranked by the middle of each card's recent raw sales.

All figures are English, single-card eBay completed sales from 9 to 17 October 2026, converted at £0.7499 to the dollar (16 October 2026). Last checked 18 October 2026.

Squirtle 148/142

The card the set is priced on, and the one with the thinnest evidence. Saboteri draws Squirtle sitting in a paddling pool on a balcony, with brown birds perched around the pool. Only five raw sales turned up between 15 and 16 October, ranging from £66 to £86, so treat £67 as a guide rather than a firm figure.

Graded copies are plentiful. Over 14,000 have a PSA 10, so a 10 is easy to find. PSA 10 sales have a median of about £262, roughly four times a raw copy.

Bulbasaur 143/142

A steadier price than Squirtle. Orca draws Bulbasaur resting on a kitchen counter among pot plants, with birds in the frame. Seven raw sales between 16 and 17 October ran from £38 to £74, and four of the seven sold at £60.

Its PSA 10 median is about £232, with more than 13,000 graded at that level. The price gap to Squirtle is small enough that condition and centring will matter more than which of the two you pick.

Dachsbun ex 169/142

The most valuable Special Illustration Rare in the set. Yuu Nishida has Dachsbun stretched across a table of bread, a lattice pie and jam. Eight raw sales between 12 and 16 October ran from £25 to £60, and the middle six sat between £41 and £52.

Only 1,686 have a PSA 10, far fewer than on the two Illustration Rares above. A PSA 10 sells for a median of about £142, around three times a raw copy.

Terapagos ex 170/142

The bright one. Saboteri puts Terapagos in a cave with a row of coloured crystals behind it, on a rainbow-foil border. Raw sales between 15 and 17 October sat between £22 and £29.

Saboteri also drew the Squirtle at the top of the list. A PSA 10 has a median of about £127, nearly five times a raw copy.

Gulpin 154/142, the grading outlier

Raw, Gulpin 154/142 sells for £7 to £11. A PSA 10 has a median of about £80, roughly eight times a raw copy. That is the biggest raw-to-PSA 10 gap on this list, with Milcery 152/142 next at a little over seven times (about £83 against £10 to £12).

That gap tells you a flawless copy is worth far more than an ordinary 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, and a raw copy at under £10 leaves very little room for them. Our UK grading guide walks through those costs.

Further down the list

• Hydrapple ex 167/142 by Teeziro sells for £21 to £26 raw, close to Terapagos ex 170/142.
• Galvantula ex 168/142 by MARINA Chikazawa is a bright yellow card with a crystal crown on the Pokémon's back, and sells for £10 to £16 raw.
• Lacey 172/142 by Souichirou Gunjima is the only Trainer in the top ten. Four raw sales put it at about £12.
• Milcery 152/142 by Dsuke shows Milcery floating over a counter of sweets. It sells for £10 to £12 raw, and only 644 have a PSA 10.
• Terapagos ex 173/142, the Hyper Rare by 5ban Graphics, sells for £7 to £10 raw, less than half the price of the Special Illustration Rare version.

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 sale count, and a card with fewer than four sales is 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 Stellar Crown. There are no official odds, and community estimates vary with sample size and product. Our guide to pull rates explains why.

Collector notes

• Two cards called Terapagos ex. 170 is the Special Illustration Rare and 173 the Hyper Rare. The number is the only quick way to tell which one a listing means, and the two sell for about £27 and £8.
• Saboteri illustrated two of the top four. Squirtle 148/142 and Terapagos ex 170/142 are both Saboteri's.
• Graded supply varies a lot. Milcery has 644 PSA 10 copies, against over 14,000 for Squirtle. Compare several graded sales before you pay above the median.
• Check the reverse holo isn't being sold as something more. Many cards in a set have reverse holo versions that share the standard card's number. Our guide to holo and reverse holo cards shows the difference, and the rarity symbols guide explains the rarity names used above.

Questions collectors ask

What is the most valuable Stellar Crown card?

Squirtle 148/142, the Illustration Rare by Saboteri. Recent raw sales are about £67, from five sales, with PSA 10 copies around £262.

How many cards are in Stellar Crown?

175 in total.

Is a PSA 10 Stellar Crown Squirtle rare?

Not especially. PSA has graded over 14,000 copies at 10. That is why a PSA 10 sells for about four times a raw copy rather than many times more.

Related guides

• Stellar Crown set page, with set details and sealed products
• How to value Pokémon cards
• Surging Sparks chase cards
• Destined Rivals chase cards
• Pokémon rarity symbols