SNACK: 3-line summary
- Pikachu ex took the top two spots in TCGplayer’s September 2026 sales-volume chart for cards averaging $50 or more.
- Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration accounted for all 13 leading cards in that category.
- Night averaged $76.61 and Day $62.05 in completed September sales; neither figure is a live price quote.
Pikachu ex claimed both top spots in TCGplayer’s September 2026 sales chart for cards averaging at least $50 per sale. The Night version (150/128) finished first and the Day version (149/128) second. This ranks copies sold within that price bracket—not all Pokémon cards on the marketplace, and not the most expensive cards.
Snackgirls react
Red: I want to put these two side by side and see which artwork catches my eye first. Which one would make me stop flipping through a binder?
Nea: I’m curious how Night and Day would feel on a shared binder page. I’d like to take my time looking at them as a pair.
30th Celebration fills the top 13
The two cards come from Pokémon TCG: 30th Celebration, which occupied all 13 leading positions in the category. The expansion released on September 16, partway through the month covered by the report.
Night’s September average sale price was $76.61, compared with $62.05 for Day. These are averages of completed sales during the month, not current asking prices or prices in other markets.
What counts as one card in this report
Published October 6 by Peter Day, the report covers copies sold from September 1 through 30, 2026, on the U.S. TCGplayer Marketplace. Cards from different sets are counted separately, even when they share a name, but sales are grouped together regardless of condition or printing variant.
The report gives no absolute sales counts, so it establishes Night’s lead without showing how many copies separated the pair.
Sources and date: 2026-10-07
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