Pikachu ex #247/191 from Pokemon Surging Sparks (2024)

PIKACHU EX #247/191 - SURGING SPARKS

Set
Pokemon Surging Sparks (Scarlet & Violet series)
Number
247/191
Rarity
Hyper Rare
Card type
Pokémon - Basic, Tera, ex (Lightning)
Released
(2024-11-08)
Raw card reference RAW / UNGRADED
$86.06 USD (TCGplayer market, holofoil, as of 2026-09-11)Loose, ungraded copy. Not a graded slab - graded values are charted below.
Graded slab data GRADED SLAB
8 Rip Station marks - per grader and grade, see the chart.
In our machines
4 in the $100.00 machine, 1 in the $200.00 machine, 1 in the $250.00 machine

RIP IT

Pikachu ex is in the $100.00 machine right now - PSA 9, PSA 9, PSA 9, PSA 9 loaded. A pack reveals one random card from that machine.

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ABOUT THIS CARD

Pikachu ex is a hyper rare Pokemon card from Pokemon Surging Sparks, card 247 of 191, released November 8, 2024 in the Scarlet & Violet series.

VALUE

What is Pikachu ex #247 from Surging Sparks worth?

Two different numbers answer this, and they are not interchangeable. Raw/ungraded: a loose, ungraded copy of Pikachu ex #247 (Surging Sparks) carries a market reference of $86.06 USD for the holofoil printing (TCGplayer market price, as of 2026-09-11). Graded slabs: a graded example is priced per grading company and per grade and can sit far above that raw figure - our own graded marks for this card are charted and tabled below, per grader and grade. Both are references, not offers. The graded copy in our machine carries a Rip Station estimated slab value of $343.00 (PSA 10).

Graded slab values over time GRADED SLAB

Slab values, per grading company and grade. These are a different market from the raw/ungraded reference in the facts block above - do not read one as the other.

100Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-06-20: index 100.0Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-06-24: index 100.0Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-07-28: index 98.3Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-08-03: index 102.2Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-08-07: index 101.5Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-08-10: index 101.5Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-08-16: index 101.7Rip Station marks (all grades) — 2026-08-19: index 101.72026-06-202026-08-19
Graded slab values only. Indexed to 100 at each grade series' first observation - relative movement, not dollar levels; the tables below carry the dollars. Solid lines are Rip Station marks (first-party estimates). Raw/ungraded reference (not plotted): $86.06 USD (TCGplayer market price, holofoil, as of 2026-09-11).
Graded slab values - Rip Station marks (first-party estimates, USD). Not raw/ungraded prices.
DateGraderGradeEstimated slab value (USD)
2026-06-20CGC10$98.40
2026-06-24PSA9$90.00
2026-07-28PSA9$87.00
2026-08-03PSA9$93.93
2026-08-07PSA10$347.00
2026-08-10PSA10$347.00
2026-08-16PSA10$350.00
2026-08-19PSA10$350.00

PULL RATE

What are the odds of pulling Pikachu ex #247?

No published per-card pack odds are documented for Surging Sparks. Rip Station's machine composition is measurable, though: 4 of 920 cards loaded in the $100.00 machine are this card - about 0.43% per rip.

POP REPORT

Rip Station vault population - graded slabs GRADED SLAB

Counts of GRADED copies, by grading company and grade, that have passed through our machines. Raw/ungraded copies are counted separately in the Raw row.

GraderGradeCopies
CGC101
PSA105
PSA96
Total12

IN OUR MACHINES

Is Pikachu ex #247 in a Rip Station machine?

Yes. 4 graded copies of Pikachu ex are loaded in the $100.00 machine; 1 graded copy of Pikachu ex is loaded in the $200.00 machine; 1 graded copy of Pikachu ex is loaded in the $250.00 machine. A pack from that machine reveals one random card from everything loaded in it.

SOURCES

  • Card metadata and image: the open pokemontcg.io dataset.
  • Raw/ungraded reference value: pokemontcg.io market snapshot (tcgplayer), as of 2026-09-11. An ungraded single, an estimate, not an offer - and not a graded slab value.
  • Machine availability, composition odds, graded vault population and graded price marks: Rip Station first-party data.