The Mega Evolution era of Pokémon continues with the third English Mega Evolution set, Perfect Order. Which cards are the most valuable in Perfect Order? Let’s find out!
10. Meowth – Ultra Rare, 107/088
As one of the original 151 Pokémon, as well as a primary antagonist in the first Pokémon animated show, Meowth has always been hugely popular. So it’s no surprise to see this sarcastic, English-speaking Pokémon on this list. Meowth’s Ultra Rare variant makes the cut at number 10 on this list, but we haven’t seen the last of their feline face, as you’ll see!
9. Poké Pad – Ultra Rare, 113/088
It’s unusual to see such a relatively plain card make it onto the list of any set’s most valuable, but here we are with the Ultra Rare variant of Poké Pad, from Perfect Order. It’s not the most exciting of cards, but in person its foil finish makes it much more appealing, and of course its usefulness in-game may well add to its appeal!
8. Jacinthe – Special Illustration Rare, 122/088
The Jacinthe Special Illustration Rare is exactly the type of card we expect to see on lists of the most valuable Pokémon cards. Female Supporter cards always make an appearance, and strangely, food-based cards are often disproportionately featured too! So this Jacinthe, with its beautiful artwork (featuring quite the spread of food in front of the clearly delighted Pokémon Trainer herself!), ticks all the boxes!
7. Clefairy – Illustration Rare, 094/088
Another of the original 151 Pokémon from the very first Pokémon video games, the adorable Clefairy always proves to be popular. With whimsical, charming artwork, it’s clear to see why this particular card featuring Clefairy is so highly sought after!
6. Mega Clefable ex – Special Illustration Rare, 119/088
The evolved form of Clefairy, Mega Clefable ex features here, appropriately alongside their pre-evolved form! This Special Illustration Rare is beautifully shiny and cute, with adorable artwork featuring Clefable joyously floating through the sky.
5. Mega Starmie ex – Special Illustration Rare, 118/088
A much more action oriented piece of art makes it to the fifth place on the list of the most valuable cards from Perfect Order. Starmie is another veteran Pokémon from the original 151, and this awesome Mega Starmie ex card makes it look like a kaiju in the midst of battle!
4. Rosa’s Encouragement – Special Illustration Rare, 123/088
Rosa is one of the player characters from Pokémon Black 2 and White 2. Which makes her a character which lots of players identify with; much more so than Pokémon Trainers you may fight against. So it’s no surprise to see her card ranked so highly on the list of the most valuable Perfect Order cards, especially given how appealing the art on the card is too!
3. Mega Zygarde ex – Special Illustration Rare, 120/088
One of the stars of the Perfect Order set, Mega Zygarde ex is well represented both in the set, and on this list. An Ultra Rare variant of the card narrowly missed out on being included (ranking 12th overall), but the spectacular Special Illustration Rare variant has clearly made it very high on this list!
2. Meowth ex – Special Illustration Rare, 121/088
We told you that you hadn’t seen the last of Meowth! Here’s Meowth ex’s Special Illustration Rare variant, with striking artwork featuring a themed background, on which you can see (amongst other objects) Meowth’s lucky coin!
1. Mega Zygarde ex – Mega Hyper Rare, 124/088
Finally, the most valuable card in the Perfect Order set is the gold Mega Hyper Rare variant of Mega Zygarde ex. The image above doesn’t do this card justice at all; the physical version of the card has a layered and textured look, along with a very sparkly foil treatment. It’s a rare find too, which makes it even more desirable!
Check out our list of the most valuable cards from Japanese set, Ninja Spinner. You can also take a look at the most valuable cards in previous English-language set, Ascended Heroes.
