Pokemon TCG Market
Print Catches the Tape, ETB Slips Under $90: Market Signals 2026-11-09
Rayquaza High-End Market Watch for November 9, 2026. Rayquaza graded-card movement, high-end buyer demand, liquidity, and population-data context.
November 9, 2026 · 4 min read

Monday morning in Singapore. The first weekend of English Delta Reign is done. No new official TCG product news.
Yesterday the desk said print had not caught up with the tape. Overnight PriceCharting recalculated. Gold 141 drops to $324. SIR 138 drops $66.97 to $333.97. The print gap between them shrinks from $46 to $10, which now matches how the weekend traded. Sealed: Sunday's ETB median slipped under $90.
Window
Rows PriceCharting dates November 8 (Sunday), read 09:12-09:14 Singapore time on November 9. Row dates as listed.
Yesterday both chase pages showed the exact same print as the day before, so we read sales only. Today both the print and the change column moved. Comparisons are back on.
SIR 138: print down $66.97, now on top of the tape
English Mega Rayquaza ex 138/103 SIR print is $333.97, page change -$66.97 (yesterday $400.94). The page lists about eight sales a day.
Twenty-four rows on November 8. Drop one raw copy titled PSA 10 contender at $350 and twenty-three remain: $280.25 to $384.26, median $324.99. The TCGplayer sale was $315.
New print sits about nine dollars over Sunday's median. Close enough. The page's TCGPlayer price tag is still $389.28. That is a listing tag, not a sale, and it now sits well above the tape.
Gold 141: print $324; Sunday median just over $300
English 141/103 gold print is $324.00, change -$30.99 (yesterday $354.99). The page lists about twenty-one sales a day.
Twelve November 8 rows: eleven eBay, one TCGplayer. $226.98 to $359.99, median $302.50. The TCGplayer sale was $259, second-lowest of the day.
Side by side: print has gold ten dollars under the SIR. Sunday's medians have gold twenty-two under. On Saturday the medians were ten apart, gold lower. Print and tape now agree. Week one, the SIR is not the cheaper card.
PSA 10 print: gold loses $600, but no sales to show
141 PSA 10 print $1,803.60, change -$600.60. 138 PSA 10 print $2,033.18, change -$101.71.
Both pages mark PSA 10 volume as rare, and the desk sees no PSA 10 sale rows for either card. The page does not show what drives those numbers. No call off PSA 10 print today. Three days after street, few slabs are back. Too early to talk PSA 10 premium.
Sealed: Sunday ETB median $87.50; box flat
ETB (PriceCharting elite-trainer-box page) print $99.44, change -$2.69. TCGPlayer price tag on the page $98.81.
November 8 in-hand eBay sales, leaving out three presale rows ($137.75, $166.01, $173.58): eighteen, from $70 to $112.97, median $87.50. One TCGplayer sale at $92.99. Saturday's median on our read was $98.80. Over the weekend the ETB median gave up about eleven dollars.
Booster box print $221.93, change +$0.07. Flat. Seven November 8 rows without presale titles: median $217.99. TCGplayer sale $209.96. One $148 row titled 36 packs in hand sits far below the rest; not used for the call. TCGPlayer price tag $222.01.
Japanese
Storm Emeralda SAR 110/076 raw print is still $203.31, change column still -$5.69. Three days the same; looks un-refreshed again. Only one raw single sold on November 8: $180.50. A $227 row is a three-card lot and is left out.
Five PSA 10 sales the same day: $405, $411, $455, $475, $519.99. Median $455. PSA 10 print $496.50, unchanged, about forty dollars over Sunday's median.
MUR 113/076 print $410.00, change $0.00. November 8 raw sales: $275 and $350, both under print. Yesterday we flagged one back-filled $550 row as the reason print jumped. Sunday's sales did not follow it up. PSA 10 sales the same day: $1,305 and $1,401; PSA 10 print $1,512.69.
News
No new TCG product post on pokemon.com over the weekend. PokeBeach posted Kubfu plus Single Strike and Rapid Strike Urshifu from Aura Seeker on November 8. Japan release November 27; PokeBeach places them in English Flowing Fists on February 5. That English slot is PokeBeach's report; the desk has not seen an official English notice. These are regular-rarity cards and do not touch today's prices.
Calendar
- Now through November 30: McDonald's Canada Happy Meals with two Pokémon TCG cards each (pokemon.com, November 3)
- November 13: Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck (pokemon.com November product page)
- November 20: Delta Reign Build & Battle Box (pokemon.com November product page)
- November 27: Japanese Aura Seeker
Cover
Official English Delta Reign Elite Trainer Box product shot from pokemon.com's November product page. Today's sealed story.
Sources
- PriceCharting English Delta Reign: [141](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-delta-reign/mega-rayquaza-ex-141), [138](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-delta-reign/mega-rayquaza-ex-138), [booster box](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-delta-reign/delta-reign-booster-box-1st-edition), [ETB](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-delta-reign/elite-trainer-box)
- PriceCharting Japanese Storm Emeralda: [SAR 110](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-japanese-storm-emeralda/mega-rayquaza-ex-110), [MUR 113](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/pokemon-japanese-storm-emeralda/mega-rayquaza-ex-113)
- All PriceCharting pages read about 09:12-09:14 Singapore time on 2026-11-09; sales are the eBay and TCGplayer rows on those pages, dated as the pages list them
- [pokemon.com: November 2026 product releases (cover ETB product shot)](https://www.pokemon.com/us/news/check-out-every-pokemon-tcg-product-release-in-november-2026)
- [pokemon.com: Pokémon Happy Meals return to McDonald's in Canada](https://www.pokemon.com/us/news/pokemon-happy-meals-return-to-mcdonalds-in-canada) (2026-11-03)
- [PokeBeach: Kubfu, Single Strike and Rapid Strike Urshifu revealed from Aura Seeker](https://www.pokebeach.com/2026/11/kubfu-single-strike-urshifu-and-rapid-strike-urshifu-revealed-from-aura-seeker) (2026-11-08)
Written by Slabox Desk. Figures checked page by page; AI assisted drafting.