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Mewtwo ex 157/128 price and pull rate

Buying Mewtwo ex 157/128 costs $42.00 (TCGplayer market price, October 19, 2026). Opening Elite Trainer Box packs at MSRP until one shows up costs about $1,338 on average, 32 times as much.

TCGplayer market price
$42.00
October 19, 2026
packs per copy pulled, on average
241
1 / (0.83% ÷ 2)
in Elite Trainer Box packs at MSRP
$1,338
241 × $5.55

Source: TCGplayer market price; pull rate from TCGplayer Authentication Center; Elite Trainer Box MSRP per Bill's Archive, read October 12, 2026.

Mewtwo ex 157/128 Futuristic Rare by YOSHIROTTEN: a translucent purple and orange Mewtwo poses in front of large round Energy symbols on a dark violet background.
Card image: tcg.pokemon.com
Set
30th Celebration (English)
Number
157/128, EN
Rarity
Futuristic Rare
Illustrator
YOSHIROTTEN
Market price
$42.00, October 19, 2026 (TCGplayer, Near Mint)
Pull odds, this card
about 1 in 241 packs

How often it shows up in packs

TCGplayer Authentication Center opened 3,000+ packs of 30th Celebration and found a Futuristic Rare in 0.83% of them, give or take 0.31% at 95% confidence (published September 24, 2026).

The English set has 2 Futuristic Rares, so one named card is 0.83% ÷ 2 = 0.41% a pack, about 1 in 241 packs; across the interval, 1 in 175 to 1 in 385. That split treats every Futuristic Rare as equally likely, which is an assumption, not a count. TCGplayer's own figure for one specific Futuristic Rare is 1 in 240.

For an even chance of pulling this card you need 167 packs, and 554 for a 90% chance.

Line chart of the chance of pulling at least one Mewtwo ex 157/128 by packs opened, at 0.41% a pack (0.26% to 0.57% across the interval, shaded): 3.7% after one Elite Trainer Box (9 packs), 50% after 167 packs, 90% after 554 packs.Line chart of the chance of pulling at least one Mewtwo ex 157/128 by packs opened, at 0.41% a pack (0.26% to 0.57% across the interval, shaded): 3.7% after one Elite Trainer Box (9 packs), 50% after 167 packs, 90% after 554 packs.
Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGplayer market price, October 19, 2026; pull rate from TCGplayer Authentication Center (3,000+ packs); Elite Trainer Box MSRP per Bill's Archive, read October 12, 2026, $49.99 for 9 packs.

Try other pack counts in the pull rate calculator with Mewtwo ex 157/128 selected.

Price and how it has moved

TCGplayer market price for a Near Mint holofoil copy: $42.00 on October 19, 2026, read from the TCGplayer Price Guide's Market Price column.

October 19, 2026 is our first reading for this card. Each Monday's price refresh adds a point, and the change since that first reading shows here from the second one.

30th Celebration has 2 Mewtwo ex cards besides this one: Mewtwo ex 064/128 (Double Rare, $0.85) and Mewtwo ex 151/128 (Special Illustration Rare, $50.46), at TCGplayer market prices of October 19, 2026. The price and odds on this page are for 157/128 only.

The $42.00 market price is for a raw card, not a PSA, CGC or Beckett grade. Whether grading pays at that price is what the grading calculator works out.

Single or packs?

At the Elite Trainer Box MSRP of $49.99 for 9 packs ($5.55 a pack; the US price reported by Bill's Archive, read October 12, 2026), the 241 packs you would expect to open before the first Mewtwo ex 157/128 cost about $1,338: 32 times the single's $42.00 on October 19, 2026. Across the interval the bill runs from $974 to $2,136.

Luck runs both ways. One box's 9 packs give a 3.7% chance of at least one copy (2.3% to 5.0% across the interval), and half of all openers will have pulled it within 167 packs, about $928 at MSRP. The other half are still opening at that point.

Bar chart for Mewtwo ex 157/128: buying the single costs $42.00 (TCGplayer market price, October 19, 2026); opening Elite Trainer Box packs at $5.55 a pack until the first copy costs about $1,338 on average ($974 to $2,136 across the pull-rate interval), 32 times the single; an even chance takes 167 packs, about $928.Bar chart for Mewtwo ex 157/128: buying the single costs $42.00 (TCGplayer market price, October 19, 2026); opening Elite Trainer Box packs at $5.55 a pack until the first copy costs about $1,338 on average ($974 to $2,136 across the pull-rate interval), 32 times the single; an even chance takes 167 packs, about $928.
Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGplayer market price, October 19, 2026; pull rate from TCGplayer Authentication Center (3,000+ packs); Elite Trainer Box MSRP per Bill's Archive, read October 12, 2026, $49.99 for 9 packs.

The other cards in those packs are worth something too; what a box returns on average is worked out on Is 30th Celebration worth opening?

Where it ranks in the set

Of the 188 30th Celebration cards with a market price on October 19, 2026, Mewtwo ex 157/128 ranks twelfth and makes up 2.8% of the $1,490.87 it costs to buy one of every card.

Every card and its price is on the 30th Celebration checklist.

Same illustrator in this set

YOSHIROTTEN also drew Mew ex 158/128 (Futuristic Rare, $39.24) in 30th Celebration.

Our take

Mewtwo ex 157 joins our list this week: at $42.00 on October 19, 2026 it has passed Mew ex 158, the set's other Futuristic Rare, now $39.24, and ranks twelfth of the 188 cards. Both are by YOSHIROTTEN. One named Futuristic Rare turns up about 1 in 241 packs, rarer than the 1 in 205 of a Special Illustration Rare, yet the Special Illustration Rare Mewtwo ex 151 costs $8.46 more. The Futuristic Rare rate has a wide interval, 0.83% plus or minus 0.31%, so the pack bill at Elite Trainer Box MSRP runs from $974 to $2,136, about $1,338 on average, 32 times the single. Buy it as a single, and pick between the two Mewtwo ex on art.

Where the numbers come from

Last reviewed . Card prices are refreshed every Monday.

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