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Meowth ex 121/088 price and pull rate

Buying Meowth ex 121/088 costs $86.73 (TCGplayer market price, October 12, 2026). Opening Elite Trainer Box packs at MSRP until one shows up costs about $2,709 on average, 31 times as much.

TCGplayer market price
$86.73
October 12, 2026
packs per copy pulled, on average
488
1 / (1.23% ÷ 6)
in Elite Trainer Box packs at MSRP
$2,709
488 × $5.55

Source: TCGplayer market price; pull rate from TCGplayer Authentication Center; Elite Trainer Box MSRP per Celadon Info, read October 12, 2026.

Meowth ex 121/088 Special Illustration Rare by Natsumi Yoshida: Meowth raises one paw like a beckoning cat in front of a bright red and yellow pop-art pattern.
Card image: tcg.pokemon.com
Set
Perfect Order (English)
Number
121/088, EN
Rarity
Special Illustration Rare
Illustrator
Natsumi Yoshida
Market price
$86.73, October 12, 2026 (TCGplayer, Near Mint)
Pull odds, this card
about 1 in 488 packs

How often it shows up in packs

TCGplayer Authentication Center opened 3,500+ packs of Perfect Order and found a Special Illustration Rare in 1.23% of them, give or take 0.36% at 95% confidence (published April 3, 2026).

The English set has 6 Special Illustration Rares, so one named card is 1.23% ÷ 6 = 0.21% a pack, about 1 in 488 packs; across the interval, 1 in 377 to 1 in 690. That split treats every Special Illustration Rare as equally likely, which is an assumption, not a count. TCGplayer's own figure for one specific Special Illustration Rare is 1 in 487.

For an even chance of pulling this card you need 338 packs, and 1,123 for a 90% chance.

Line chart of the chance of pulling at least one Meowth ex 121/088 by packs opened, at 0.21% a pack (0.14% to 0.26% across the interval, shaded): 1.8% after one Elite Trainer Box (9 packs), 50% after 338 packs, 90% after 1,123 packs.Line chart of the chance of pulling at least one Meowth ex 121/088 by packs opened, at 0.21% a pack (0.14% to 0.26% across the interval, shaded): 1.8% after one Elite Trainer Box (9 packs), 50% after 338 packs, 90% after 1,123 packs.
Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGplayer market price, October 12, 2026; pull rate from TCGplayer Authentication Center (3,500+ packs); Elite Trainer Box MSRP per Celadon Info, read October 12, 2026, $49.99 for 9 packs.

Try other pack counts in the pull rate calculator with Meowth ex 121/088 selected.

Price and how it has moved

TCGplayer market price for a Near Mint holofoil copy: $86.73 on October 12, 2026, as the TCGdex API republishes it.

October 12, 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.

Single or packs?

At the Elite Trainer Box MSRP of $49.99 for 9 packs ($5.55 a pack; the US price reported by Celadon Info, read October 12, 2026), the 488 packs you would expect to open before the first Meowth ex 121/088 cost about $2,709: 31 times the single's $86.73 on October 12, 2026. Across the interval the bill runs from $2,096 to $3,831.

Luck runs both ways. One box's 9 packs give a 1.8% chance of at least one copy (1.3% to 2.4% across the interval), and half of all openers will have pulled it within 338 packs, about $1,877 at MSRP. The other half are still opening at that point.

Bar chart for Meowth ex 121/088: buying the single costs $86.73 (TCGplayer market price, October 12, 2026); opening Elite Trainer Box packs at $5.55 a pack until the first copy costs about $2,709 on average ($2,096 to $3,831 across the pull-rate interval), 31 times the single; an even chance takes 338 packs, about $1,877.Bar chart for Meowth ex 121/088: buying the single costs $86.73 (TCGplayer market price, October 12, 2026); opening Elite Trainer Box packs at $5.55 a pack until the first copy costs about $2,709 on average ($2,096 to $3,831 across the pull-rate interval), 31 times the single; an even chance takes 338 packs, about $1,877.
Chart: SetPulls. Source: TCGplayer market price, October 12, 2026; pull rate from TCGplayer Authentication Center (3,500+ packs); Elite Trainer Box MSRP per Celadon Info, 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 Perfect Order worth opening?

Where it ranks in the set

Of the 124 Perfect Order cards with a market price on October 12, 2026, Meowth ex 121/088 ranks second and makes up 18.6% of the $467.53 it costs to buy one of every card.

Only Mega Zygarde ex 124/088 (Mega Hyper Rare, $100.57) cost more.

Every card and its price is on the Perfect Order checklist.

Same illustrator in this set

Natsumi Yoshida also drew Clefairy 030/088 (Common, $0.12) in Perfect Order.

Our take

Meowth ex is the dearest Special Illustration Rare in Perfect Order at $86.73 on October 12, 2026, and together with the Mega Hyper Rare Mega Zygarde ex it makes up 40% of the $467.53 one-of-each total. Six Special Illustration Rares share a 1.23% rate, so one named card is about 1 in 488 packs and opening for it at Elite Trainer Box MSRP costs about $2,709, 31 times the single. A whole 9-pack box gives about a 1.8% chance. If you are building the set, plan this card as a purchase from the start; packs will not get you there on any sensible budget.

Questions this page leaves open

Which other Meowth ex cards are in Perfect Order?

Perfect Order has 2 Meowth ex cards besides this one: Meowth ex 062/088 (Double Rare, $2.06) and Meowth ex 107/088 (Ultra Rare, $10.85), at TCGplayer market prices of October 12, 2026. The price and odds on this page are for 121/088 only.

Is $86.73 the price of a graded Meowth ex?

No. It is TCGplayer's market price for a Near Mint copy, the condition of a raw card, not a PSA, CGC or Beckett grade. Whether grading pays at that price is what the grading calculator works out.

Where the numbers come from

Last reviewed . Card prices are refreshed every Monday.

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