Top 10 Most Valuable Cards from Pokémon’s Glory of Team Rocket Set
- Stew @ PokéPortal
- 3 days ago
- 3 min read
Pokémon TCG collectors have been buzzing with excitement over the Japanese-exclusive Glory of Team Rocket set. Combining dark nostalgia with premium foil treatments and a deep dive into Team Rocket’s sinister side, this set has quickly become a grail for fans of the franchise's villains. But among the many chase cards, which ones are truly commanding the highest prices?
Let’s count down the top 10 most expensive cards from the Glory of Team Rocket set, ranked by their current market value in GBP.
10. Team Rocket’s Meowth #109 – £20.72
This mischievous Meowth, a longtime mascot of Team Rocket’s trio, shows up in a cheeky card that captures his cartoonish charm. With a nostalgic design and playful artwork, it’s a fan-favorite that scratches the collector itch without breaking the bank.
9. Team Rocket’s Crobat ex #131 – £24.04
This alternate Crobat ex brings a haunting purple glow to the Rocket lineup. With dynamic, aggressive artwork and the appeal of the EX era revival, it's become a sleeper hit for collectors seeking value beyond just nostalgia.
8. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex #114 – £25.32
The first of three Mewtwo ex cards in the set, #114 showcases the Psychic powerhouse in a menacing pose that lives up to Team Rocket’s dark reimagining. While not the rarest, it’s still a significant pull that has collectors chasing all its variants.
7. Team Rocket’s Ariana #128 – £34.21
A new fan favorite, Executive Ariana makes her return from the HeartGold & SoulSilver era. Her commanding pose and stylish design have cemented her place as one of the top trainer cards in the set—and one with growing value.
6. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex #130 – £48.83
Another Mewtwo ex appears, this time with a different stance and foil treatment. The alternate art version adds more intensity and polish, appealing to both serious Mewtwo fans and high-end collectors alike.
5. Team Rocket’s Giovanni #129 – £49.20
The boss himself arrives in full glory. Giovanni’s card delivers a cold, calculating presence with slick art direction, making it a centerpiece for Rocket-themed decks or collections. With strong demand and limited availability, it's no surprise he cracks the top five.
4. Team Rocket’s Nidoking ex #126 – £64.91
Nidoking ex muscles his way into the list with raw power and gritty visual style. This card balances classic Kanto nostalgia with modern flair, making it a must-have for fans of tough, underrated Pokémon.
3. Team Rocket’s Crobat ex #127 – £86.65
This version of Crobat ex, rendered in bold colors and with dynamic movement, has captivated collectors. Its rarity and standout art boost its price well above expectations, showing the popularity of well-executed alternate arts.
2. Team Rocket’s Moltres ex #124 – £126.56
A blazing legendary wrapped in Rocket's shadowy aesthetic, this Moltres ex card is fiery both in art and value. As one of the set's top-tier pulls, it’s a showstopper that combines mythical prestige with villainous style.
1. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex #125 – £339.78
Topping the charts is yet another Mewtwo—but this one reigns supreme. Card #125 features jaw-dropping art and possibly the most menacing iteration of Mewtwo we've seen. Between its extreme rarity, beloved subject, and gorgeous finish, it’s no wonder this card is commanding nearly £340 on the market.
Final Thoughts
Glory of Team Rocket isn’t just another modern set—it’s a collector’s dream that pays homage to the edgier side of the Pokémon universe. With stunning full-art treatments, returning fan-favorite characters, and sky-high chase values, it's clear that Team Rocket's comeback is nothing short of glorious.
Got your eye on any of these villains? Better start saving—Team Rocket is blasting off again… straight into your wallet.
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