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McDonald’s Pokémon cards (2025) prices and card list
McDonald's Pokémon cards are back for 2025 with a distinct Dragon-type theme. The set launched earlier in 2025 in the States but is now slowly being shipped elsewhere around the world. The UK is expected to get it around Summer. For any collectors out there or those trying to see if the cards they pulled from their small pack of a couple of cards are worth a quick buck, it's worth seeing what's on offer and how much other trainers are paying for them to complete the master's set of 15 cards. Below you'll find a full list of every card on offer, as well as their current value. Note that these values are subject to change, so we have mashed together the lowest and highest prices we have seen from the set so far (not including those who are just asking for way too much money than they need to be.) All Pokémon McDonald’s card prices for 2025 https://twitter.com/McDonalds/status/1881719081621127253 Prices are fluctuating all the time with the cards, with some selling for as low as a couple of bucks, while some can get a lot more. Most collectors, though, are looking to get a bundle of all 15 cards to save buying greasy food—can you blame them? Card Number Type Current Prices Charizard 001/015 Fire $2-5 Pikachu 002/015 Electric $1-6 Miraidon 003/015 Electric $0.30-1 Jigglypuff 004/015 Psychic $0.10-0.20 Hatenna 005/015 Psychic $0.10-0.20 Dragapult 006/015 Psychic $0.10-1 Quagsire 007/015 Fighting $0.10-0.20 Koraidon 008/015 Fighting $1-3 Umbreon 009/015 Dark $0.50 Hydreigon 010/015 Dark $0.40-0.50 Roaring Moon 011/015 Dark $1-6 Dragonite 012/015 Dragon $2-5 Eevee 013/015 Normal $0.20-0.50 Rayquaza 014/015 Normal $0.20-0.50 Drampa 015/015 Normal $2-3 In total, you can get the whole set for around $15-20 if you play your cards right, the price of a couple of Happy Meals without the need to either waste food or eat the amount of grease that comes in each meal. If you want to get a couple of cards, they are pretty inexpensive this time around and aren't as expensive as some in previous years. Either way, good luck with your collecting, trainers! Hope you get the cards you were looking for. The post McDonald’s Pokémon cards (2025) prices and card list appeared first on Destructoid.
McDonald's Pokémon cards are back for 2025 with a distinct Dragon-type theme. The set launched earlier in 2025 in the States but is now slowly being shipped elsewhere around the world. The UK is expected to get it around Summer.
For any collectors out there or those trying to see if the cards they pulled from their small pack of a couple of cards are worth a quick buck, it's worth seeing what's on offer and how much other trainers are paying for them to complete the master's set of 15 cards.
Below you'll find a full list of every card on offer, as well as their current value. Note that these values are subject to change, so we have mashed together the lowest and highest prices we have seen from the set so far (not including those who are just asking for way too much money than they need to be.)
All Pokémon McDonald’s card prices for 2025
Prices are fluctuating all the time with the cards, with some selling for as low as a couple of bucks, while some can get a lot more. Most collectors, though, are looking to get a bundle of all 15 cards to save buying greasy food—can you blame them?
Card Number Type Current Prices Charizard 001/015 Fire $2-5 Pikachu 002/015 Electric $1-6 Miraidon 003/015 Electric $0.30-1 Jigglypuff 004/015 Psychic $0.10-0.20 Hatenna 005/015 Psychic $0.10-0.20 Dragapult 006/015 Psychic $0.10-1 Quagsire 007/015 Fighting $0.10-0.20 Koraidon 008/015 Fighting $1-3 Umbreon 009/015 Dark $0.50 Hydreigon 010/015 Dark $0.40-0.50 Roaring Moon 011/015 Dark $1-6 Dragonite 012/015 Dragon $2-5 Eevee 013/015 Normal $0.20-0.50 Rayquaza 014/015 Normal $0.20-0.50 Drampa 015/015 Normal $2-3
In total, you can get the whole set for around $15-20 if you play your cards right, the price of a couple of Happy Meals without the need to either waste food or eat the amount of grease that comes in each meal. If you want to get a couple of cards, they are pretty inexpensive this time around and aren't as expensive as some in previous years.
Either way, good luck with your collecting, trainers! Hope you get the cards you were looking for.
The post McDonald’s Pokémon cards (2025) prices and card list appeared first on Destructoid.
