Meowth ex

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 7/10

Prices are already established for both raw and graded copies, and the card benefits from character popularity plus set-level chase demand. However, because it is a modern card with ongoing pack openings and grading submissions, explosive near-term appreciation is less likely than gradual price normalization.[1][3][10][13]

Next months. Likely to trade in a relatively narrow band unless a grading-population update or renewed set hype pushes graded 10 premiums higher.

Long term. Over 1-3 years, the card may rise modestly if Meowth remains a favored collector character and Perfect Order stays a sought-after modern set, but gains are likely to be strongest in gem-mint graded examples.

History

Meowth is a long-running Pokémon from the original Kanto generation, best known as Team Rocket’s talking mascot in the animated series and as a sneaky, coin-loving Normal-type Pokémon in the video games and TCG. Its enduring popularity comes from its meme-friendly personality, association with Team Rocket, and its frequent appearance in collectible products across multiple eras.[2][16]

The specific card referenced by the available data appears to be Meowth ex from the 2026 Mega Evolution: Perfect Order set, first released on March 27, 2026.[4][11][14][15] The user-provided number 107/088 does not match the strongest set data in the results for the Full Art/Ultra Rare Meowth ex, which is listed as #107 in Perfect Order and the higher-profile SIR version as #121/088.[2][4][10][12][13]

• Perfect Order contains multiple Meowth ex variants, including an Ultra Rare #107 and a Special Illustration Rare #121/088, which is why card number and rarity must be matched carefully.[2][9][10][12][13]
• The #121/088 Special Illustration Rare is treated by several market trackers as the chase card of the set and has been reported at roughly 1 in 330 packs for the SIR version in community pull-rate discussions.[7][11][16]
• Market data shows a wide spread between raw and high-grade copies, with graded 10 examples reaching very high premiums compared with raw examples, indicating strong collector demand for condition-sensitive copies.[1][3][13]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Secret Rare

Print run

Very High

First printed in

Mega Evolution: Perfect Order

Demand

High

Supply

Medium

• The Full Art/Secret Rare-style Meowth ex appears in a premium chase position within Perfect Order.
• Condition-sensitive foil treatment reduces the number of truly gem-mint copies.
• Collector demand is amplified by Meowth’s character popularity and the set’s chase-card attention.

Collector notes

Condition. Check centering, edge wear, corner whitening, and surface scratches, especially on glossy full-art and holofoil surfaces. For high-grade potential, the artwork frame and foil should be free of print lines, dents, and factory roller marks; centering is especially important on the darker-bordered SIR-style versions.[11][14]

Storage. Store in a penny sleeve and rigid top-loader or semi-rigid holder, keep away from heat, humidity, and direct sunlight, and avoid repeated handling without gloves. For valuable copies, use a graded slab or archival binder storage with desiccant control.[14]

Authenticity. Check for correct rosette dot pattern, proper font weight and spacing, clean edge cuts, and the black inner layer when light-tested, because counterfeit Pokémon cards often fail these checks. Because high-value Meowth ex copies can be slabbed and authenticated by graded, graded, or graded, professional grading is the safest route for expensive raw copies.[14]