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Pikachu Pokémon Cards

Buy Pikachu Pokémon cards in the UK — every Pikachu single we list, from 43 sets, on one page.

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About Pikachu Pokémon Cards

Pikachu is the face of Pokémon and has more printings in our range than any other Pokémon — from Jungle and Neo Genesis, through the Flying and Surfing Pikachu cards from Celebrations and Pikachu VMAX from Vivid Voltage, to Pikachu ex from Surging Sparks and Ascended Heroes, plus promos such as Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat and Detective Pikachu.

Most valuable Pikachu cards we list

The 8 dearest Pikachu singles on this page, ranked by our current price for a raw, ungraded card. Prices checked 29 September 2026. Prices move with the market, so each card's page always shows the live price and stock.

Card Set Rarity Price In stock
Pikachu ex 276/217 Ascended Heroes Special Illustration Rare £763 No
Pikachu with Grey Felt Hat SVP 085 Scarlet & Violet Black Star Promos Promo £659 No
Pikachu ex 277/217 Ascended Heroes Special Illustration Rare £232 No
Pikachu ex 238/191 Surging Sparks Special Illustration Rare £224 Yes
Pikachu ex MEP107/108 Mega Evolution Promos Promo £213 No
Pikachu & Zekrom-GX SM168/248 SM Black Star Promos Promo £210 No
Pikachu 241/236 Cosmic Eclipse Rare Secret £135 No
Pikachu & Zekrom-GX 184/181 Team Up Rare Rainbow £135 No

How to browse

We list more than 150 cards on this page. They run from Jungle (1999) to 30th Celebration: Classic Collection (2026), and include Black Star Promos. Use the Set / expansion filter to narrow the page to one set, or sort by price. Each card is one listing with a separate option for each finish we list — Normal, Holo or Reverse Holo — priced and stocked on its own.

Singles are sold raw and ungraded, and every card is condition-checked before it ships. They go anywhere in the UK for a flat £2.45, however many cards are in your order. Looking for another Pokémon? Browse all Pokémon singles and use the Pokémon filter.

Building a deck? Paste a Pokémon decklist (a PTCG Live or Limitless export, or a Limitless link) into our deck builder — it finds every card we have in stock, including other printings of the same card, and adds the lot to your basket in one go.

Frequently asked questions

Which Pikachu cards do you sell?

We list more than 150 Pikachu Pokémon single cards from 43 sets, including Black Star Promos. Stock changes often, so check each listing for what is available now.

How do I find a Pikachu card from a specific set?

Use the Set / expansion filter at the top of this page to show one set at a time, or open that set's singles page and use the Pokémon filter.

How much is postage on single cards?

Singles ship anywhere in the UK for a flat £2.45, however many cards are in your order. Sealed product in the same basket is charged at the sealed delivery rate, which is shown at checkout.

What is the most valuable Pikachu card you sell?

Of the Pikachu cards we list, the dearest is Pikachu ex 276/217 from Ascended Heroes, a Special Illustration Rare, at £763 (out of stock when checked). Prices checked 29 September 2026; the table on this page ranks the top 8.

How much is a Pikachu card worth?

It depends almost entirely on the printing and its condition. Of the 151 Pikachu Pokémon singles we list, half are priced at £8 or less, 24 are £50 or more, and the dearest is Pikachu ex 276/217 at £763. Our prices are for raw, ungraded cards, checked 29 September 2026; graded copies usually sell for more.

What is the most valuable Pikachu card ever?

The Pikachu Illustrator promo from 1998, awarded to winners of a Japanese CoroCoro illustration contest, is the most valuable Pokémon card of all; top-graded copies have sold for millions of US dollars. It is not a card we stock. The dearest Pikachu we list is Pikachu ex 276/217 from Ascended Heroes at £763 (price checked 29 September 2026).

How much is Pikachu ex 276/217 worth?

We list Pikachu ex 276/217 from Ascended Heroes (Special Illustration Rare) at £763 for a raw, ungraded copy, out of stock when checked. Price checked 29 September 2026; graded copies sell for more, and prices move with the market.