Emerald BreakJPN
Set market cap
76 cards tracked dailyWhat to target in Emerald Break
The top 10 cards are 87% of the set’s $2,002.00 estimated singles cost — plan these first and the rest follows on a normal budget.
| # | Card | Number | Rarity | Market | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  Latios | #83 | Super Rare | $799.99 | $667.50 |
| 2 |  Mega Rayquaza EX | #62 | Double Rare | $320.00 | $379.30 |
| 3 |  Winona | #88 | Super Rare | $175.00 | $512.17 |
| 4 |  Latios EX | #82 | Super Rare | $160.00 | $910.00 |
| 5 |  Mega Gallade EX | #81 | Super Rare | $139.99 | $526.00 |
| 6 |  Gallade EX | #80 | Super Rare | $35.00 | $330.00 |
| 7 |  Thundurus EX | #79 | Super Rare | $30.00 | $242.03 |
| 8 |  Mega Latios EX | #49 | Double Rare | $28.66 | $120.50 |
| 9 |  Rayquaza EX | #61 | Double Rare | $25.00 | $340.53 |
| 10 |  Mega Gallade EX | #31 | Double Rare | $20.00 | $94.23 |
How Emerald Break is built
Rarity breakdown
Price distribution
Most cards are bulk — the set’s value concentrates in a few chase cards.
Singles or sealed?
Sealed product comparison
Which Emerald Break cards are worth grading?
Positive expected value after ~$25 fees at live PSA prices and this set's real gem rates.
Winona #88raw $175.00 → PSA 10 $512.17 2.9×EV +$192.65Latios EX #82raw $160.00 → PSA 10 $910.00 5.7×EV +$445.60Gallade EX #80raw $35.00 → PSA 10 $330.00 9.4×EV +$149.39Thundurus EX #79raw $30.00 → PSA 10 $242.03 8.1×EV +$124.70Mega Latios EX #49raw $28.66 → PSA 10 $120.50 4.2×EV +$48.49Rayquaza EX #61raw $25.00 → PSA 10 $340.53 13.6×EV +$231.57Strong PSA 10 premium — the math works only on gem-worthy copies.
Fees eat most of the margin. Grade to preserve a pristine pull, not for profit.
Premiums and EV use tonight’s PSA prices and this set’s real gem rates — not projections.
What collectors say about Emerald Break
Creators on Emerald Break
Synthesized from widely-reported collector consensus — see a take that’s off? Use the report link on any card page.
Protect your Emerald Break cards
This set has 5 cards worth $100+ — sleeve-and-toploader territory at minimum, and the chase cards deserve double-sleeving.
Every card worth more than bulk goes in a sleeve before anything else touches it.
eBay →The archival-safe standard for cards you handle — double-sleeve chase cards with a perfect-fit inner.
eBay →Sleeve + toploader is the minimum for anything you might grade or sell raw.
eBay →Side-loaders keep cards from sliding out; zip closure keeps dust and drops away.
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All cards 91
Most valuable cards in Emerald Break
- Mega Rayquaza Ex #86 — $995.27
- Latios #83 — $799.99
- Mega Rayquaza EX #62 — $320.00
- Rayquaza EX #85 — $202.73
- Winona #88 — $175.00
- Latios EX #82 — $160.00
- Mega Gallade EX #81 — $139.99
- Hydreigon EX #84 — $93.25
- Wally #89 — $64.46
- VS Seeker #91 — $42.49
About Emerald Break (Japanese)
Emerald Break (Japanese) is a Pokémon TCG expansion in the Japanese series, released on 2015-03-14. The set contains 91 cards — 78 in the base set plus 13 secret rares. The combined market value of a complete set is currently $3,462.63, with Mega Rayquaza Ex #86 as the most valuable card at $995.27. Prices update nightly from live market data.
Emerald Break (Japanese) — FAQ
How many cards are in Emerald Break (Japanese)?
Emerald Break (Japanese) contains 91 cards — 78 in the base set plus secret rares.
What is the most valuable card in Emerald Break (Japanese)?
Mega Rayquaza Ex #86 at $995.27, based on live market data updated nightly.
How much is a complete Emerald Break (Japanese) set worth?
A complete raw set is currently worth about $3,462.63 at market prices.
When was Emerald Break (Japanese) released?
Emerald Break (Japanese) was released on 2015-03-14.