The most expensive Perfect Order card on TCGplayer today is the Meowth ex (121/088), a Special Illustration Rare with an $86.25 market price. The gold Mega Zygarde ex (124/088), a Mega Hyper Rare, is second at $83.47, and nothing else in the set is above $41. We sorted the set's card list by market price, high to low, on November 4, 2026.
Pokémon TCG: Mega Evolution—Perfect Order (ME03) released at participating retailers on March 27, 2026, per the Pokémon Company International announcement as reported by Nintendo Insider. We did not find a published pull rate for the top cards.
Perfect Order most expensive cards: top 5 prices
TCGplayer's market price is its estimate from recent sales. "Lowest listing" is the cheapest copy for sale on the day we looked.
| # | Card | Rarity | Market price | Lowest listing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Meowth ex (121/088) | Special Illustration Rare | $86.25 | $80.00 |
| 2 | Mega Zygarde ex (124/088) | Mega Hyper Rare | $83.47 | $78.00 |
| 3 | Mega Zygarde ex (120/088) | Special Illustration Rare | $40.38 | $34.98 |
| 4 | Rosa's Encouragement (123/088) | Special Illustration Rare | $36.37 | $33.00 |
| 5 | Mega Clefable ex (119/088) | Special Illustration Rare | $36.03 | $18.72 |
Top 5 Perfect Order cards in pictures
The slides from our Instagram post, counting down from #5 to #1. Card images are from TCGplayer's product pages; prices are TCGplayer market prices on November 4, 2026.
How much is the Perfect Order Meowth ex?
The Special Illustration Rare Meowth ex (121/088) has a $86.25 TCGplayer market price, with the cheapest listing at $80.00. A second, much cheaper Meowth ex exists as an Ultra Rare (107/088) at $11.55, so check the card number before you buy or list. The card numbers go past the set's 88 count because the rarer cards are numbered above 88, up to 124/088 for the gold Mega Zygarde ex.
How much is the gold Mega Zygarde ex?
The gold Mega Zygarde ex (124/088) is a Mega Hyper Rare at $83.47 market, lowest listing $78.00. The full-art Special Illustration Rare version (120/088) is less than half that at $40.38. Same Pokémon, very different price, so the rarity line matters.
What are the next five most expensive Perfect Order cards?
Places six to ten on the same sort:
- Mega Starmie ex (118/088), Special Illustration Rare: $28.68
- Jacinthe (122/088), Special Illustration Rare: $19.42
- Clefairy (094/088), Illustration Rare: $13.37
- Meowth ex (107/088), Ultra Rare: $11.55
- Poké Pad (113/088), Ultra Rare: $9.49
What did the Perfect Order cards sell for on eBay?
We could not check eBay sold listings for this post: eBay put up a security check when we tried, so the prices above are TCGplayer only. Before you buy or list one of these, check eBay sold listings for the exact card number yourself.
Is it time to buy Perfect Order singles?
Our answer: it depends on the tier, and none of these is a clear bargain at market price. The top two are at $83 to $86, and the next three sit within about $4 of each other at $36 to $40. Mega Clefable ex shows a market price of $36.03 against a $18.72 lowest listing, a wide spread that suggests TCGplayer's market figure is not what the cheapest seller is asking.
For selling, eBay's fee is roughly 13.25% plus $0.30 on a card like this, so an $86.25 Meowth ex would leave about $74.50 before postage and sleeves (our estimate, not a quote). Prices on new sets move week to week, and we have no price history to show a direction.
Flip, hold or pass
This is analysis, not a promise or financial advice.
- Flip: Only cards you already own, priced against recent eBay sold comps for that exact card number. Buying at near-market prices leaves little after fees.
- Hold: A reasonable stance on the two Meowth ex and Mega Zygarde ex chase cards if you want to collect them, with no guarantee on future prices.
- Pass: On paying the market price for a card whose lowest listing is far below it. Check the cheaper copy first.
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