Mega Gallade EX
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$239.99.
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Priced from 6 completed sales, updated Oct 7, 2026.
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Aug 4, 2026
9.5
2015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break Full Art M Gallade EX #81 CGC 9.5 MINT+Buy it now$175£129.63€155.32
9.52015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break Full Art M Gallade EX #81 CGC 9.5 MINT+Buy it now$175£129.63€155.32Dec 22, 2025
102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break M Gallade Ex #81 PSA 10 GEM MINTBuy it now$350£259.26€310.64
102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break M Gallade Ex #81 PSA 10 GEM MINTBuy it now$350£259.26€310.64Aug 4, 20259.52015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break Full Art M Gallade EX #81 CGC 9.5 MINT+Auction$72£53.33€63.90
9.52015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break Full Art M Gallade EX #81 CGC 9.5 MINT+Auction$72£53.33€63.90Jul 31, 2025102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break Full Art M Gallade EX #81 CGC 10 GEM MINTBuy it now$139£102.96€123.37
102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break Full Art M Gallade EX #81 CGC 10 GEM MINTBuy it now$139£102.96€123.37Sep 29, 2024102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break 1st Edition M Gallade EX #81 CGC 10 GEMAuction$43.20£32€38.34
102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break 1st Edition M Gallade EX #81 CGC 10 GEMAuction$43.20£32€38.34Sep 29, 2024102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break 1st Edition M Gallade EX #81 CGC 10 GEMAuction$43.20£32€38.34
102015 Pokemon Japanese XY Emerald Break 1st Edition M Gallade EX #81 CGC 10 GEMAuction$43.20£32€38.34More from Japanese Emerald Break
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Mega Rayquaza EXCard facts
- Card number
- 081/078
- Rarity
- Super Rare
- Set released
- Mar 14, 2015
The same card in other sets
What moves the price of this card
The Mega Gallade EX on this page is the only printing from Japanese Emerald Break, and it has not sold once yet. The cheapest copy anyone has listed is $239.99£177.77€213. Only one printing of this card was produced, so there is no cheaper version to confuse it with.
That number is what a seller is asking, not what anybody paid, and the difference matters most on a card this new. Presale listings open high because whoever holds the only copy sets the price, and they settle over the first weeks after release as enough copies change hands for TCGplayer to mint a market price. This page swaps to that figure the day it exists, and the grade ladder and sold list fill in behind it.