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June 15th - June 21st, 2026 📰 TCG News Note: Some updates may touch on wider Pokémon news beyond the TCG. 🔵 Pokemon Company Launches AI Competition to Build the Strongest TCG Player The Pokemon Company has launched the Pokemon TCG AI Battle Challenge, inviting developers worldwide to build AI agents that play Standard format matches by analyzing board states and choosing optimal plays in real time. Organizers framed it as a test of how AI handles games with hidden information and randomized draws, unlike solved games such as Chess or Go. The Kaggle ranking stage runs June through August 2026, with the top eight teams each receiving $30,000 and advancing to a live final in Japan in September, where first place earns an additional $50,000. It’s run in partnership with HEROZ and the Matsuo Institute with support from Google and NVIDIA, and marks one of the first times Pokemon has publicly explored AI. (Source: PokeBeach) 🔵 “Are You Perhaps with Team Rocket?” Trademark Filed! Pokemon Japan filed a trademark for “Are You Perhaps with Team Rocket?” under the same categories typically used for TCG set names and products. A question mark in the name is unusual and has never appeared in a set title, though past trademarks like Battle Academy have turned out to be real products. With 30th Celebration releasing this fall, speculation is that it could tie to a premium Team Rocket themed product similar to the made-to-order Team Rocket Special Case released for Pokemon’s 20th anniversary in 2016. (Source: PokeBeach) 🔵 “Storm Emeralda” and “Delta Reign” TCG Sets Officially Teased Pokemon Japan revealed the Storm Emeralda set alongside a new Ruler of the Skies set for TCG Pocket, both featuring a Mega Rayquaza ex and releasing July 31. In English, Storm Emeralda will be released as Delta Reign on November 6, the first time the English set’s name and date have been revealed. This also marks the first time Pokemon has revealed a Pocket set and physical TCG set simultaneously, with three sets teased at once. (Source: PokeBeach) 📈 Card Trends Source: Price data provided by TCGPlayer.com and chart visual provided by TCGMarketNews.com (which sources data from TCGPlayer). Weekly Top Gains 🔼 Weekly Top Losses 🔼 📦 Sealed Sales 🔵 Dialga & Palkia Premium Collection Box Sells for $2.5k Listing Each box centers on its respective Diamond & Pearl era legendary with a foil promo and matching jumbo card, tied to the Rise of Darkrai movie cycle. Sealed Type - Year: Premium Box pair (Dialga + Palkia), 2008 🔵 B&W Noble Victories Booster Box Sells for $11.2k Listing Noble Victories was the third main set of the Black & White era, released November 2011. Top chases from the set include the full art Victini (#98), the full art N (#101), and Haxorus (#88), and its sealed product has become especially scarce in recent years. Sealed Type - Year: Booster Box - 2011 🃏 Card Sales 🔵 PSA 10 Legendary Collection Reverse Holo Gengar Sells for $408k Listing This Gengar (#11) is a Reverse Holo from the 2002 Legendary Collection, the set notorious for having some of the toughest reverse holos to grade in the entire hobby due to its unique foil pattern. PSA 10 supply is famously thin, with this card sitting at a pop of just 8. Singles Type - Condition: Graded - PSA 10 🔵 BGS 10 Black Label Ascended Heroes Pikachu Sells for $50k Listing This is the Special Illustration Rare Pikachu ex (#276) from the 2026 Mega Evolution Ascended Heroes set. This card has a Black Label pop of 6. Similar Black Labels from the same set sold for staggering amounts like the Asc. Heroes Gengar selling at $85k in May. Singles Type - Condition: Graded - BGS Black Label 📼 Vintage & Niche Sales 🔵 PSA 10 Carddass Vending Prism Charizard Sells for $54k Listing This Charizard (#6) is a Prism (holographic) card from the 1996 Japanese Bandai Carddass Vending series, one of the earliest Pokemon card products ever made, predating the standard TCG. Carddass cards were dispensed from Japanese vending machines and were not playable game cards. Origin Source - Year: Japanese Bandai Carddass Vending series (Prism) - 1996 🔵 Pokemon Center Charizard Pikachu Poncho Special Box Sells for $35k Listing This is the Japanese Pokemon Center exclusive Poncho-Wearing Pikachu Mega Charizard Y Special Box, a premium product tied to the 2016 Poncho Pikachu campaign. Origin Source - Year: Pokemon Center Poncho Pikachu Box - 2016 Questions or feedback? Send a message to news@luckyeggreport.com 🥚. Note: Sold listing links sometimes redirect to active listings after some time, but should still be discoverable by searching for the listings manually. Source(s): TCGPlayer.com, TCGMarketNews.com |
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