Pokémon has become a regular fixture in our monthly Collectors Sales, and the results of the past year show clearly where the demand lies: complete sets, sealed items and Japanese releases.
Recent results
A complete Pokémon Black Star Promo set made £1,400 in our December 2025 Collectors Sale, sharing top billing with two gold pocket watches. Black Star Promos were given away through events, magazines and products rather than in booster packs, so a complete run is genuinely difficult to put together.
In June 2026, two Japanese Pokémon Neo Premium File Vol 2 folders, one still sealed, led the entire sale at £1,100. Sealed Japanese product from the Neo era turns up far less often than loose cards, and bidders compete hard when it does.
What makes a Pokémon lot sell well
- Completeness – full sets usually achieve more than the same cards would sold individually.
- Sealed product – unopened folders, boxes and packs attract the strongest competition.
- Japanese and promotional releases – these are often scarcer than their English equivalents.
- Condition – store cards flat, out of direct sunlight and in sleeves where possible. Please don’t try to clean them.
Selling Pokémon cards
Whether you have a binder from the late 1990s, sealed product or a complete set, our team can tell you what it is worth and the best way to offer it.
Thinking of selling? Our team offer free, no-obligation valuations. You can drop in to our Wallington saleroom Monday to Friday, 8:30am–4:30pm, with no appointment needed, or send us photos for an online valuation. For smaller items, our Send Us a Box service lets you post them to us at no upfront cost.
