The rarest card in Stellar Crown is Terapagos ex (#173), a Hyper Rare.
Why Terapagos ex tops the list
Stellar Crown prints just 3 Hyper Rares, the thinnest tier in the set, and Terapagos ex sits at #173 among them. Rarity and price don't always line up. By market value the priciest card is Bulbasaur (#143) at about $138.94, so the rarest pull and the most expensive one are different cards here.
How Terapagos ex sits in the wider chase
Stellar Crown runs to 175 cards including 33 secret rares, and Terapagos ex is the scarcest of them. Other cards collectors hunt in the set:
- Bulbasaur (#143) — Illustration Rare (~$138.94)
- Squirtle (#148) — Illustration Rare (~$129.65)
- Dachsbun ex (#169) — Special Illustration Rare (~$78.75)
- Terapagos ex (#170) — Special Illustration Rare (~$62.62)
- Hydrapple ex (#167) — Special Illustration Rare (~$40.62)
Star Pokémon to chase in Stellar Crown
Beyond the single rarest card, these are the headline Pokémon and their prints in the set — each appears in multiple slots, so there's more than one Stellar Crown card to hunt per name:
- Bulbasaur — Bulbasaur (#143)
- Squirtle — Squirtle (#148)
- Dachsbun — Dachsbun ex (#67), Dachsbun ex (#160), Dachsbun ex (#169)
- Terapagos — Terapagos ex (#128), Terapagos ex (#170), Terapagos ex (#173)
- Hydrapple — Hydrapple ex (#14), Hydrapple ex (#156), Hydrapple ex (#167)
If you're hunting the rarest pull, Terapagos ex is the one to prioritise; the rest of Stellar Crown's chase fills in from there. With 33 secret rares and 19 full-art cards across the 175-card set, there's a deep bench of rare pulls behind it.
Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset (TCGplayer pricing), as of June 2026.