Celebrations has 25 cards, with no secret rares numbered beyond the main set.
Inside the Celebrations checklist
Celebrations' numbered 25-card base set splits into 23 Pokémon, 2 Trainers and 0 Energy. It's a Sword & Shield-series release and ranks the #38 largest set Nomekop tracks by printed count. The marquee Pokémon and their cards in Celebrations:
The Celebrations cards to chase
Celebrations has no secret rares numbered past its 25-card checklist — the headline pulls all sit inside the main set:
- Mew (#25) — Rare Holo (~$74.20)
- Flying Pikachu VMAX (#7) — Rare Holo VMAX (~$8.74)
- Surfing Pikachu VMAX (#9) — Rare Holo VMAX (~$8.70)
- Pikachu (#5) — Rare Holo (~$8.21)
- Surfing Pikachu V (#8) — Rare Holo V (~$5.17)
- Flying Pikachu V (#6) — Rare Holo V (~$4.46)
By rarity tier the rarer pool is 6 Rare Holos, 4 Rare Holo Vs, 2 Rare Holo VMAXs and 1 Rare Ultra.
Collecting all of Celebrations
Celebrations has no reverse holos or ball-pattern variants, so a complete set is simply its 25 cards — one of each, with no separate master-set layer to chase. That's roughly 3 pages in a 9-pocket binder.
Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.