
PSA 10 Pikachu 025/165 Price
- Character
- Pikachu
- Set
- SV2A Pokemon 151
- Rarity
- Master Ball Pattern Common
- Card Number
- 025/165
Japan Reference Price
Price range
Price updated: 2026-10-29 (JST)
Price notes
Our reference price, calculated from ongoing monitoring of price movements on Japanese C2C marketplaces. It is not an individual sale price or a simple average.
An indicative price band calculated around the Japan Reference Price. It does not show the price distribution of individual transactions.
USD values are converted from JPY at the daily exchange rate. USD history reflects both price and exchange-rate movements.
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How to order / inquire
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Shipping & duties
We ship from Japan mainly with DHL and FedEx. EMS (Japan Post) is also available on request. Every shipment includes tracking. Payment in full is required before dispatch, and order processing begins once payment is confirmed.
Prices shown are for the card only. Shipping is quoted per order and itemized on your Pro Forma Invoice. For orders to the United States, the invoice also includes import duties, taxes and customs fees, which are paid together with your order.
For all other destinations, import duties, taxes and customs fees are the buyer's responsibility and are collected by the local courier on delivery.
Authenticity
Every card we list is a PSA-graded slab. Before listing, we check the card itself, the case and label, and the PSA certification record. Photos show either the actual slab or a representative copy of the same card and grade, so small details may differ from the copy you receive.
Where several copies of the same card and grade are available across our stock and our partners’ stock, the photo is a representative photo and the certification number is hidden. Where only one copy is available, the photo shows the actual slab. Because stock moves quickly, a photo may occasionally show a copy that has since sold, and any certification number visible in a photo belongs to that copy, not necessarily the one you receive. Each slab you receive has its own certification number printed on the label, and you can check it on PSA’s website when it arrives. If the number does not match PSA’s records, please contact us with photos within 48 hours of delivery.
PSA Grade & Population
- PSA 10: 12946
- PSA 9: 2118
- PSA 8: 346
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- PSA 7: 106
- PSA 6: 76
- PSA 5: 50
- PSA 4: 5
- PSA 3: 3
- PSA 2: 0
- PSA 1: 0
Source: PSA population data · as of 2026-10-23
Price History
USD reference price, whole dollars.
- 2026-10-10: USD $540. 2026-10-11: USD $538. 2026-10-12: USD $572. 2026-10-13: USD $598. 2026-10-14: USD $624. 2026-10-15: USD $656. 2026-10-16: USD $686. 2026-10-17: USD $690. 2026-10-18: USD $691. 2026-10-19: USD $690. 2026-10-20: USD $692. 2026-10-21: USD $787. 2026-10-22: USD $797. 2026-10-23: USD $761. 2026-10-24: USD $720. 2026-10-25: USD $728. 2026-10-26: USD $722. 2026-10-27: USD $719. 2026-10-28: USD $663. 2026-10-29: USD $666.
Card Value & Story
For Pikachu Master Ball Pattern Common 025/165, Japanese card media cite the pull rate at about 0.65 percent per box.
The card comes from Pokemon 151 (SV2A), released in Japan on June 16, 2023, and Naoyo Kimura is the illustrator of this Common. In principle, each box holds one card of this pattern. The set lists the original 151 Pokémon in numerical order, and Pikachu sits at entry 25, which is why the card number matches. Master Ball Pattern versions also exist for Trainer cards in addition to the 151 Pokémon, which makes it hard to pull a chosen card such as Pikachu.
Pikachu is often called the face of Pokémon and has overwhelming name recognition and popularity. The TV anime showed its expressive charm and strong side, and thirty years after its debut it still wins fans. The artwork is the same as the standard Pikachu card. Collectors in Japan and overseas constantly buy Pikachu by name, and its prices are slow to fall. Demand for completing the set is higher for Master Ball Pattern cards than for cards in regular expansion packs.
As of October 2026, this card has risen considerably in price since its release. Few copies are in circulation because of the extremely low pull rate, and this has driven the rise. Pikachu-related cards have drawn growing attention year after year as the Pokémon series reaches its 30th anniversary, and prices have risen overall.
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