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MEGA Dream ex Prices: All 57 Secret Rares (2026)

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MEGA Dream ex prices are broadly cooling, not climbing. As of August 12, 2026, the median market price across the set’s 57 numbered secret rares is US$4.59, and the median 32-day change is −7.46%. Forty-one cards are down, while 16 are up. The outliers remain substantial: Mega Gengar ex 240/193 leads at US$416.97, followed by Pikachu ex 234/193 at US$273.81 and Mega Dragonite ex 246/193 at US$226.54.

Scope: this guide covers the clearly numbered cards 194/193 through 250/193. It is not a checklist for every normal and mirror variant in a full master set. Prices are raw TCGplayer market references in USD; PSA 10 figures are tracked eBay sold medians and must be read with their sample counts.

57Numbered secret rares tracked
US$4.59Median raw market price
−7.46%Median 32-day change
41 / 16Cards down / up

What are the most valuable MEGA Dream ex cards?

Mega Gengar ex 240/193 is the most valuable numbered secret rare in MEGA Dream ex at US$416.97. It sits about US$143 above Pikachu ex 234/193, the second-highest card at US$273.81. Mega Dragonite occupies two more top-five positions: the 246/193 SAR at US$226.54 and the 250/193 MUR at US$199.01. Those two are worth knowing about if you are choosing between printings: the English Mega Dragonite ex alternate art trades far above the Japanese one while its gold trades above the Japanese gold too, and we compared seven Mega ex across both tiers and both printings in Japanese vs English Mega ex: the cheaper printing depends on tier.

MEGA Dream ex — five highest raw market prices $0 $138.99 $277.98 $416.97 $416.97 $273.81 $226.54 $199.01 $174.08 Gengar 240 Pikachu 234 Dragonite 246 Dragonite 250 Mewtwo 237
MEGA Dream ex — five highest raw market prices Source: TCGplayer raw market prices tracked in JariseStore data, August 12, 2026. USD values.
MEGA Dream ex — five highest raw market prices
Label Value
Gengar 240 $416.97
Pikachu 234 $273.81
Dragonite 246 $226.54
Dragonite 250 $199.01
Mewtwo 237 $174.08
RankCardNo.RarityMarket32-day changeListings
1Mega Gengar ex240/193SARUS$416.97−8.5%31
2Pikachu ex234/193SARUS$273.81+1.8%16
3Mega Dragonite ex246/193SARUS$226.54−11.9%24
4Mega Dragonite ex250/193MURUS$199.01−3.5%31
5Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex237/193SARUS$174.08−6.8%49
6N’s Zoroark ex242/193SARUS$79.66+2.5%33
7Iono’s Bellibolt ex236/193SARUS$42.76−7.9%50
8Mega Charizard X ex223/193MAUS$36.31−17.2%91
9Steven’s Metagross ex245/193SARUS$36.22−5.6%35
10Marnie’s Grimmsnarl ex243/193SARUS$33.44−2.1%51

The most-searched individual number in our recent Search Console data was 228/193. That Mega Lucario ex MA is US$8.06, down 15.7% over 32 days, with 112 listings. Search interest does not mean its price is rising; in this case, the card is easy to find while its market reference is moving lower.

MEGA Dream ex price list: 194/193 to 250/193

Use price, 32-day movement, and listing depth together. Two cards at a similar price can behave differently when one has hundreds of listings and the other has fewer than 20. A PSA 10 median based on one sale is also much weaker evidence than one based on dozens.

All raw market prices and listing counts are from August 12, 2026. The 32-day column compares each card with its latest available price on or before July 11, 2026. “—” means no PSA 10 median was available in the tracked data. MA = Mega Attack Rare; MUR = Mega Ultra Rare.

No.CardRarityRaw market32 daysListingsPSA 10 median (n)
194/193BeautiflyARUS$2.29−8.8%163US$26.00 (1)
195/193DustoxARUS$1.39−10.9%248US$20.50 (1)
196/193BudewARUS$2.69+0.7%185US$45.00 (1)
197/193Ethan’s MagcargoARUS$1.68+3.1%213US$49.99 (1)
198/193NumelARUS$1.64−17.2%191
199/193PsyduckARUS$19.08−17.4%70US$150.00 (17)
200/193SnoruntARUS$1.69−3.4%239
201/193HelioliskARUS$1.02−6.4%286US$26.49 (4)
202/193MisdreavusARUS$2.11−5.4%216US$44.50 (2)
203/193TogekissARUS$1.74−14.3%172US$33.00 (2)
204/193Hop’s TrevenantARUS$1.66+1.2%259US$30.00 (1)
205/193Team Rocket’s MimikyuARUS$5.32+4.5%123US$60.50 (4)
206/193Team Rocket’s DugtrioARUS$2.64+8.2%174
207/193MedichamARUS$1.54−4.3%202US$26.00 (1)
208/193Cynthia’s SpiritombARUS$2.92+6.2%190
209/193Galarian ObstagoonARUS$1.40−2.1%247
210/193N’s ZekromARUS$5.25−9.5%150US$66.00 (9)
211/193DreepyARUS$1.54−21.4%240
212/193DrakloakARUS$1.27−27.0%282US$30.00 (1)
213/193Fan RotomARUS$1.11−1.8%272
214/193N’s PP UpSRUS$0.50+8.7%223
215/193Glass TrumpetSRUS$0.28−20.0%335
216/193Ultra BallSRUS$0.46+4.5%227
217/193Team Rocket’s TransceiverSRUS$0.34+21.4%343
218/193Counter GainSRUS$0.34+54.5%343
219/193CanariSRUS$4.76−3.4%119US$91.90 (34)
220/193Black Belt’s TrainingSRUS$0.96−9.4%97
221/193Anthea & ConcordiaSRUS$1.20−13.0%106US$45.00 (7)
222/193Jamming TowerSRUS$0.36+50.0%338
223/193Mega Charizard X exMAUS$36.31−17.2%91US$207.50 (4)
224/193Mega Froslass exMAUS$4.59−28.2%89US$52.25 (1)
225/193Mega Eelektross exMAUS$2.32−14.1%128US$42.49 (1)
226/193Mega Gardevoir exMAUS$5.47−19.6%146
227/193Mega Diancie exMAUS$4.35−17.9%114US$70.00 (3)
228/193Mega Lucario exMAUS$8.06−15.7%112US$85.00 (2)
229/193Mega Hawlucha exMAUS$4.66+4.0%141US$60.50 (2)
230/193Mega Gengar exMAUS$24.26−21.8%115US$125.00 (10)
231/193Mega Scrafty exMAUS$3.41−22.5%137US$54.99 (1)
232/193Mega Dragonite exMAUS$16.79−8.7%74US$100.00 (3)
233/193Mega Froslass exSARUS$25.81−7.5%49US$85.00 (3)
234/193Pikachu exSARUS$273.81+1.8%16US$535.00 (28)
235/193Mega Eelektross exSARUS$11.05−9.8%67US$55.00 (3)
236/193Iono’s Bellibolt exSARUS$42.76−7.9%50
237/193Team Rocket’s Mewtwo exSARUS$174.08−6.8%49US$260.00 (14)
238/193Mega Diancie exSARUS$29.66−5.1%45US$81.00 (1)
239/193Mega Hawlucha exSARUS$18.26−18.9%56US$90.00 (91)
240/193Mega Gengar exSARUS$416.97−8.5%31US$531.00 (43)
241/193Mega Scrafty exSARUS$16.06+1.1%34US$129.00 (3)
242/193N’s Zoroark exSARUS$79.66+2.5%33US$176.97 (5)
243/193Marnie’s Grimmsnarl exSARUS$33.44−2.1%51US$57.57 (1)
244/193Fezandipiti exSARUS$19.68−10.8%42US$105.00 (1)
245/193Steven’s Metagross exSARUS$36.22−5.6%35US$131.26 (1)
246/193Mega Dragonite exSARUS$226.54−11.9%24US$400.00 (13)
247/193Iris’s Fighting SpiritSARUS$17.72−19.6%67
248/193CanariSARUS$27.60−9.9%45US$123.00 (60)
249/193SurferSARUS$8.56+2.0%54
250/193Mega Dragonite exMURUS$199.01−3.5%31US$449.00 (30)

Compare the exact singles, not just the guide price. Condition, photos, and current availability matter most on cards with thin supply. Browse current MEGA Dream ex listings →

Are MEGA Dream ex prices going up or down?

The set is in a broad 32-day pullback. Forty-one of 57 secret rares are lower, 16 are higher, and the median change is −7.46%. Even four of the five most expensive cards are down: Mega Gengar 240/193 is −8.5%, Mega Dragonite 246/193 is −11.9%, Mega Dragonite 250/193 is −3.5%, and Team Rocket’s Mewtwo 237/193 is −6.8%.

MEGA Dream ex secret rares — 32-day direction 0 13.67 27.33 41 41 16 Down Up
MEGA Dream ex secret rares — 32-day direction Source: JariseStore daily market tracking, July 11 to August 12, 2026. A change greater than +0.5% is up; below −0.5% is down.
MEGA Dream ex secret rares — 32-day direction
Label Value
Down 41
Up 16

The largest declines are Mega Froslass ex 224/193 (−28.2%), Drakloak 212/193 (−27.0%), and Mega Scrafty ex 231/193 (−22.5%). A few cards are holding or rising, including Team Rocket’s Mimikyu 205/193 (+4.5%), N’s Zoroark ex 242/193 (+2.5%), and Pikachu ex 234/193 (+1.8%).

Counter Gain 218/193 (+54.5%) and Jamming Tower 222/193 (+50.0%) look dramatic in percentage terms, but both remain around US$0.35. A move of only a few cents can create a large percentage change at that price. The useful conclusion is card-specific: compare the dollar move and supply, not the percentage alone.

Which MEGA Dream ex cards have the thinnest supply?

The most expensive chase cards also have some of the thinnest listing depth. Pikachu 234/193 has 16 tracked listings, Mega Dragonite 246/193 has 24, and Mega Gengar 240/193 has 31, compared with an average of 143.5 listings across all 57 cards.

At the other end, Counter Gain 218/193 and Team Rocket’s Transceiver 217/193 each have 343 listings; Jamming Tower 222/193 has 338; and Glass Trumpet 215/193 has 335. Those low-cost SRs offer more sellers to compare. A thin listing count does not guarantee a price increase, but it does mean one listing or sale can move the displayed reference more easily.

Our own store data confirms that interest is not limited to one chase card. From June 1 to August 10, 2026, MEGA Dream ex items recorded 1,050 product-page views, 240 add-to-carts, and 92 units purchased across 38 distinct purchased products. That is store-level demand, not a forecast, but it explains why a set-wide comparison is more useful than another single-card watch.

How should you read the PSA 10 prices?

Read every PSA 10 median with its sample count. Thirty-nine of the 57 cards have a tracked PSA 10 sold median, but 23 are based on only one to three observations. That is enough for a rough reference, not a stable trend.

The stronger samples include Mega Gengar 240/193 at US$531 (n=43), Pikachu 234/193 at US$535 (n=28), Mega Dragonite 250/193 at US$449 (n=30), and Canari 248/193 at US$123 (n=60). Mega Hawlucha 239/193 has the largest sample here at n=91, with a US$90 median against a US$18.26 raw market reference.

None of those gaps is automatic grading profit. Grading fees, shipping, insurance, turnaround time, selling fees, and the risk of receiving a lower grade are not included. Our verified PSA population counts were not available for this guide. Use the graded values as comparison points, then inspect the actual raw card before deciding. For a deeper example of why the sample matters, see our Mega Lucario ex raw-vs-graded analysis.

Why 57 cards is not the full MEGA Dream ex master set

This guide’s 57 cards are not the same thing as a complete master set. The official Pokémon Card product page says MEGA Dream ex includes mirror cards with Energy symbols and several Poké Ball patterns, alongside the new MA rarity, ARs, and SARs. A collector who includes every normal and mirror treatment will therefore need more than the 250 numbered cards. The set was released in Japan on November 28, 2025, as a 10-card High Class Pack. Official MEGA Dream ex product page →

Collector discussions show why the scope needs to be explicit: people use “master set” to mean different things and report totals ranging from the 250 numbered cards to much larger variant-inclusive counts. Rather than repeat an unverified total, this article uses the unambiguous numbered range 194/193–250/193. Collector discussion of the checklist problem →

Recent community posts also show continuing concern about repackaged or resealed MEGA Dream ex boxes, with commenters disagreeing over whether individual pulls prove tampering. Social posts cannot authenticate a specific box. This guide therefore stays with singles that can be identified by card number and compared with market data; it does not make claims about sealed-box pull rates or authenticity. Recent collector discussion →

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MEGA Dream ex price FAQ

How much is Mega Lucario ex 228/193 worth?

The raw TCGplayer market reference was US$8.06 on August 12, 2026, down 15.7% over 32 days, with 112 listings. The tracked PSA 10 sold median was US$85, but it was based on only two observations.

What is the most expensive MEGA Dream ex card?

Mega Gengar ex 240/193 SAR is the highest in this dataset at US$416.97. Pikachu ex 234/193 is second at US$273.81, and Mega Dragonite ex 246/193 is third at US$226.54, all as of August 12, 2026.

How many MEGA Dream ex secret rares are there?

This guide tracks 57 consecutively numbered secret rares, from 194/193 through 250/193. That is separate from a variant-inclusive master set, which can also count normal and mirror treatments.

Are MEGA Dream ex prices rising?

Not as a group. Forty-one of the 57 secret rares fell over the 32-day comparison window, 16 rose, and the median change was −7.46%. Individual cards such as Pikachu 234/193 and N’s Zoroark 242/193 did rise slightly.

Is a PSA 10 worth more than a raw MEGA Dream ex card?

Usually in the tracked examples, but the size and reliability of the premium vary sharply. Many PSA 10 medians in this table come from only one to three sold observations. Grading costs and the risk of receiving less than a 10 are not included, so the difference is not a profit estimate.

Does the MEGA Dream ex master set have only 250 cards?

The numbered checklist reaches 250, but the official product page confirms additional mirror treatments. A variant-inclusive collection therefore exceeds 250 cards. Decide whether your own checklist includes normal, mirror, and promotional variants before choosing a binder size.

Methodology & data sources

Market data: raw market price, listings, and eBay PSA 10 sold medians are from gen-lang-client-0935449723.card_pricing.prices_daily, using the latest MEGA Dream ex M2a record available on August 12, 2026. The 32-day comparison uses each card’s latest record on or before July 11, 2026. TCGplayer market prices are reference values, not guaranteed sale or buylist prices.

Store analytics: product views, add-to-carts, and purchase quantities are aggregated from JariseStore GA4 data for June 1–August 10, 2026. They describe activity across MEGA Dream ex products, not individual customers and not a price forecast.

Search research: Google Search Console data for July 15–August 9, 2026 showed demand across set-name and card-number queries. It informed the scope and FAQ, but prices come from market tracking, not search volume.

Official and social research: release and card-treatment details come from the official Pokémon Card product page. Reddit and X searches were used only to identify collector questions and recurring chase-card interest; social posts were not used as price, pull-rate, or authenticity evidence.

About JariseStore

JariseStore is a Japan-based specialist in Japanese Pokémon single cards, shipping to collectors worldwide. Every card we sell is sourced in Japan, individually photographed, and honestly condition-checked. For a focused look at one card in this set, read our N’s Zekrom AR 210/193 price report.

Prices and trends shown reflect data available as of August 12, 2026 and can change quickly in the trading card market. This article is for informational purposes only and is not investment advice. Pokémon and all card names are trademarks of their respective owners; JariseStore is an independent reseller and is not affiliated with The Pokémon Company.