M6a Pikachu 136/103 fell 23.6% in a week to a new low of $44.18
The median card in the set lost 7.7% over the same week. Sellers already list the cheapest copy at $32.00, well under the market price.
Pikachu - 136/103 from M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration, which came out on September 16, lost almost a quarter of its price in a week. Between October 28 and November 4 its market price dropped from $57.82 to $44.18, a fall of 23.6%, or $13.64.
Within the set it ranks second of 18 cards worth $20 or more by seven-day drop.
The lowest price since tracking began
The $44.18 is the card's 90-day low, reached on November 4. Tracking began on September 23 at $79.51, and the card has not been this cheap at any point since.
The slide is longer than one week. A month ago the market price was $91.15, so the card has lost 51.5% since then. Its 90-day high was $98.63 on September 24.
The set slipped too, but by less
Across the 17 cards compared in the set, the median change over the week was a loss of 7.7%. The set was soft, but Pikachu fell much further than the typical card.
Key prices
| Moment | Date | Price |
|---|---|---|
| First tracked price | Sep 23, 2026 | $79.51 |
| 30 days ago | Oct 5, 2026 | $91.15 |
| 7 days ago | Oct 28, 2026 | $57.82 |
| Today | Nov 4, 2026 | $44.18 |
| 90-day high | Sep 24, 2026 | $98.63 |
| 90-day low | Nov 4, 2026 | $44.18 |
Sellers ask less than the market price
Prices here are TCGplayer market prices, an estimate from recent sales. The cheapest listing is now $32.00, which is 27.6% below the market price. When listings sit this far under the estimate, the market price is lagging behind what sellers are asking.
Same name, very different prices
Five other cards in our records share the Pikachu name, and they sell for far more. Pikachu - 044/P costs $599.00 and Pikachu - 004/P costs $299.99. The cheapest of the five, Pikachu - 054/049 from Dream League, is $144.81. The card number and set, not the name, set the price.
For the full history of this card and the rest of the set, see the M6a: MEGA Expansion 30th Celebration page. An earlier look at the same set covers how its big cards fared in the four weeks after launch week.