Ninja Spinner (M4) Secret Rare List: All 37 Cards, Numbers & Prices
If you have landed here from a card number like 089/083 or 086/083, this page is the lookup table you wanted. Below are all 37 secret rares in the Japanese Ninja Spinner (M4) set — every number from 084/083 to 120/083 — with the card name, the rarity, and the market price we track daily. As of August 8, 2026, 31 of the 37 are cheaper than they were a month ago, five are higher, and one has not moved at all.
A note on how we report: the prices below come from our own daily tracking of TCGplayer market price for the Japanese printing in Near Mint condition. Our series for this set starts on July 7, 2026, so every “32-day” figure on this page compares August 8 against July 7 — it is not a change measured from the March 13 release. Where we have no data, we say so instead of filling the gap.
Prices as tracked on August 8, 2026.
What “089/083” means, and what counts as a secret rare
Any number above 083/083 sits outside the main set, and there are exactly 37 of them. That is the whole answer to the question most people arrive with.
The reason is in the denominator. Ninja Spinner (Japanese set code M4) is a MEGA Expansion Pack that went on sale in Japan on March 13, 2026 [1], and its main set is 83 cards — which is why every number on this page reads xxx/083. The secret cards are numbered past that denominator, starting at 084/083 and running to 120/083, taking the full set to 120. A card pulled from a pack that reads 089/083 looks like a misprint, so people search the number rather than the name. It is not a misprint.
Here is what the four secret rarities mean:
| Rarity | Numbers | Count | What it is |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR (Art Rare) | 084/083 – 095/083 | 12 | Full-art illustrations of non-ex Pokémon. The affordable, collectable end of the set. |
| SR (Super Rare) | 096/083 – 113/083 | 18 | Foil ex Pokémon (8) plus Trainer, Supporter and Item cards (10). |
| SAR (Special Art Rare) | 114/083 – 119/083 | 6 | Alternate, full-bleed artwork. Where most of the money is. |
| MUR (Mega Ultra Rare) | 120/083 | 1 | A single card — Mega Greninja ex, the chase card of the set. |
The English-language counterpart set is Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising, which released on May 22, 2026 [2]. The two sets are not a card-for-card match and their numbering does not line up, so an English Mega Greninja ex is not “120/083” — we have deliberately not attempted to map the secret rares between them here, because the published counts differ and we would rather leave that blank than guess at it. If you are weighing a Japanese copy against an English one, our guide to Japanese vs English card differences covers print quality, sizing and rarity structure.
So the number on the card tells you which tier it belongs to, and nothing else. What it is worth is the next section.
Full checklist: 084/083 – 120/083
This table is the point of the page: one row per card, number first, so you can match a card in your hand in a couple of seconds. We can publish it because we track every one of these 37 cards ourselves, every day, rather than compiling it from someone else’s list.
Prices are the TCGplayer market price for the Japanese printing in Near Mint, recorded by our own daily tracking on August 8, 2026. “32-day” compares against July 7, 2026, the first day of our series for this set. “Listings” is the number of TCGplayer listings on August 8 — a rough read on how much supply is sitting on the market.
| No. | Card | Rarity | Market price | 32-day | Listings | At JariseStore |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 084/083 | Chespin | AR | US$3.66 | −17.8% | 123 | Search |
| 085/083 | Fennekin | AR | US$3.12 | −11.6% | 91 | Search |
| 086/083 | Froakie | AR | US$4.75 | −20.6% | 76 | Search |
| 087/083 | Frogadier | AR | US$3.69 | −33.5% | 104 | Search |
| 088/083 | Ampharos | AR | US$5.29 | −25.6% | 116 | Search |
| 089/083 | Xerneas | AR | US$6.45 | −8.0% | 103 | Search |
| 090/083 | Claydol | AR | US$2.49 | −5.3% | 122 | Search |
| 091/083 | Crobat | AR | US$2.75 | −9.2% | 109 | Search |
| 092/083 | Metang | AR | US$2.43 | +0.8% | 109 | Search |
| 093/083 | Sliggoo | AR | US$2.53 | −14.2% | 131 | Search |
| 094/083 | Tauros | AR | US$2.57 | −20.4% | 123 | Search |
| 095/083 | Watchog | AR | US$2.56 | −21.0% | 78 | Search |
| 096/083 | Beedrill ex | SR | US$5.15 | −17.1% | 55 | Search |
| 097/083 | Mega Pyroar ex | SR | US$3.23 | −25.7% | 56 | Search |
| 098/083 | Mega Greninja ex | SR | US$12.68 | −18.8% | 49 | Search |
| 099/083 | Mega Floette ex | SR | US$4.77 | −6.3% | 50 | Search |
| 100/083 | Gourgeist ex | SR | US$2.29 | −1.7% | 32 | Search |
| 101/083 | Cobalion ex | SR | US$3.58 | +1.7% | 49 | Search |
| 102/083 | Mega Dragalge ex | SR | US$4.04 | −9.2% | 70 | Search |
| 103/083 | Cinccino ex | SR | US$5.70 | +5.6% | 25 | Search |
| 104/083 | Energy Retrieval | SR | US$0.74 | −5.1% | 64 | Search |
| 105/083 | Jumbo Ice Cream | SR | US$2.29 | +2.2% | 52 | Search |
| 106/083 | Special Red Card | SR | US$0.90 | −1.1% | 85 | Search |
| 107/083 | Tool Scrapper | SR | US$0.64 | −12.3% | 104 | Search |
| 108/083 | AZ’s Tranquility | SR | US$2.15 | −5.7% | 47 | Search |
| 109/083 | Philippe | SR | US$2.15 | −5.3% | 49 | Search |
| 110/083 | Roxie’s Performance | SR | US$4.59 | −6.5% | 51 | Search |
| 111/083 | Emma | SR | US$4.23 | −17.9% | 53 | Search |
| 112/083 | Surfing Beach | SR | US$2.84 | +16.9% | 40 | Search |
| 113/083 | Prism Tower | SR | US$1.20 | −0.8% | 91 | Search |
| 114/083 | Mega Greninja ex | SAR | US$316.73 | −0.8% | 48 | Search |
| 115/083 | Mega Floette ex | SAR | US$16.31 | −42.1% | 52 | Search |
| 116/083 | Mega Dragalge ex | SAR | US$22.76 | −21.2% | 45 | Search |
| 117/083 | Cinccino ex | SAR | US$43.15 | −16.4% | 35 | Search |
| 118/083 | AZ’s Tranquility | SAR | US$16.00 | −16.1% | 35 | Search |
| 119/083 | Roxie’s Performance | SAR | US$11.37 | −21.9% | 46 | Search |
| 120/083 | Mega Greninja ex | MUR | US$489.53 | 0.0% | 12 | Search |
Prices, 32-day changes and listing counts as tracked on August 8, 2026. Three notes on the last column. Every row links to a search on our store, not to a guaranteed listing — availability changes daily, and a search that comes back empty today may have copies next week, so we would rather send you to a live page than print a stock figure that goes stale. Expect some of these searches to return nothing. Thirteen of the 37 card numbers are ones we have actually stocked and sold this summer, and ten of those had a listing viewed on our site within the last 30 days; the remaining rows are linked for completeness so that every card in the set has somewhere to go, not because we are claiming to hold one. And 099/083 and 115/083 are linked by card number rather than by name, because our own listing titles for Mega Floette ex carry a spelling variant of “Floette” — the name we print in the table is the one used by the official set listing and by our price data.
Two rows deserve your attention before the rest. 114/083 Mega Greninja ex (SAR) at US$316.73 and 120/083 Mega Greninja ex (MUR) at US$489.53 are the two most expensive cards in the set by a very wide margin — the third-place card, Cinccino ex SAR, is under a seventh of the MUR. If you pulled either, that is the pull of the set.
What the last 32 days show: mostly down, but not uniformly
This set is broadly cheaper than it was a month ago, but unlike its neighbour it is not falling everywhere at once.
The reason we can say something that specific is that we hold the same daily series for all 37 cards, so the comparison is like-for-like rather than a handful of anecdotes. Between July 7 and August 8, 2026:
- 31 of 37 fell, 5 rose, and 1 was flat to the cent (the Mega Greninja ex MUR, 120/083, at US$489.53 on both dates).
- The median card lost 9.2% of its market price.
- The steepest fall was Mega Floette ex SAR (115/083, US$28.19 → US$16.31, −42.1%), followed by Frogadier AR (087/083, US$5.55 → US$3.69, −33.5%).
- The five risers are all cheap cards. Surfing Beach SR (112/083, +16.9%), Cinccino ex SR (103/083, +5.6%), Jumbo Ice Cream SR (105/083, +2.2%), Cobalion ex SR (101/083, +1.7%) and Metang AR (092/083, +0.8%) — every one of them trades between US$2.29 and US$5.70. Nothing at the top of the set rose.
- The two chase cards barely moved in percentage terms: the Mega Greninja ex SAR was down 0.8% and the MUR was unchanged. On a US$317 card, 0.8% is under three dollars — a much smaller cash move than the US$11.88 the Mega Floette ex SAR gave up.
We are not going to tell you this is a buying opportunity. A decline this broad, roughly twenty-one weeks after a Japanese launch, is what ordinary post-release supply looks like: boxes are still being opened, listings keep arriving, and prices settle. It could keep settling. What the data supports is a narrower statement — as of August 8, 2026, 31 of the 37 secret rares in this set cost less than they did on July 7 — and what you do with that is your call, not ours.
One limit we want to be explicit about: our tracking series for this set begins on July 7, 2026. We cannot show you what these cards did between the March 13 release and early July, and we are not going to estimate it.
M4 against Abyss Eye (M5): the same method, half the fall
Over the identical four weeks, Ninja Spinner’s secret rares fell about half as far as Abyss Eye’s did.
That comparison is only worth making because we can make it cleanly. We track both sets the same way, from the same source, starting on the same day — July 7, 2026 — so we can line the two windows up exactly instead of comparing a fresh snapshot against a stale one. The figures in this section therefore use a 28-day window (July 7 → August 4, 2026), not the 32-day window used everywhere else on this page, because August 4 is the snapshot date in our Abyss Eye (M5) secret rare list. Matching the dates matters more here than using the freshest number.
| Measure (Jul 7 → Aug 4, 2026) | Ninja Spinner (M4) | Abyss Eye (M5) |
|---|---|---|
| Secret rares tracked | 37 | 37 |
| Cards that fell | 31 | 36 |
| Cards that rose | 5 | 0 |
| Cards flat | 1 | 1 |
| Median change | −10.4% | −20.1% |
| Range of change | −41.5% to +16.5% | −50.2% to 0.0% |
| Rarity split | AR 12 / SR 18 / SAR 6 / MUR 1 | AR 12 / SR 18 / SAR 6 / MUR 1 |
The two sets are structurally identical — the same twelve Art Rares, eighteen Super Rares, six Special Art Rares and one Mega Ultra Rare — which makes the difference in the middle rows easier to read. In M5, nothing rose. In M4, five cards did.
What this does not prove is that M4 is “stronger”. The obvious confound is age: on July 7 the M4 cards were about seventeen weeks past release, while the M5 cards were about six and a half. A set that has already absorbed four extra months of pack-opening has less new supply left to arrive, so a shallower slope is what you would expect even if collector demand for the two sets were identical. The median for M4 is still negative. We are reporting a measured difference between two windows, not a verdict on either set.
The three price tiers
Read as a collecting target rather than a price list, the 37 cards fall into three clean bands — and only one of them is realistic to complete. The bands exist because rarity and playability pull in different directions here: Trainer Super Rares are printed for deck-builders, Art Rares for collectors, and the Special Art Rares for neither in any quantity.
Under US$1.30 — the Trainer and Item SRs
Four of the eighteen Super Rares are Item and Trainer cards trading near or below a dollar: Tool Scrapper (US$0.64), Energy Retrieval (US$0.74), Special Red Card (US$0.90) and Prism Tower (US$1.20). These exist mostly for players finishing a deck. If your goal is “own one card from every secret rarity in the set”, this is where you start.
US$2 – US$7 — the Art Rares and most Super Rares
All twelve Art Rares sit between US$2.43 and US$6.45, and this is the busiest part of the set for us: it is where nearly all of our own Ninja Spinner sales happen. Here are seven of them, photographed in our shop — these are real copies we listed, not stock images or scans.
Every photo above is a copy that passed through our own hands, and we show it as it is rather than substituting a cleaner card. The exact condition grade is on each listing. Chespin (084/083), Xerneas (089/083), Metang (092/083), Tauros (094/083) and Watchog (095/083) are the five Art Rares we have no current listing photo for.
The chart shows where each Art Rare stood on August 8.
| Label | Value |
|---|---|
| Chespin | $3.66 |
| Fennekin | $3.12 |
| Froakie | $4.75 |
| Frogadier | $3.69 |
| Ampharos | $5.29 |
| Xerneas | $6.45 |
| Claydol | $2.49 |
| Crobat | $2.75 |
| Metang | $2.43 |
| Sliggoo | $2.53 |
| Tauros | $2.57 |
| Watchog | $2.56 |
There is no runaway outlier here. The most expensive Art Rare, Xerneas 089/083 at US$6.45, is only 2.7× the cheapest (Metang, US$2.43), and nine of the twelve sit between US$2.43 and US$3.69. That compression means no single Art Rare is the card that decides whether you finish this band.
US$11 and up — the chase cards
The six Special Art Rares span US$11.37 (Roxie’s Performance) to US$316.73 (Mega Greninja ex), and the single Mega Ultra Rare — Mega Greninja ex 120/083 — sits above all of them at US$489.53. Only one Super Rare joins this band: Mega Greninja ex 098/083 at US$12.68. Every other Super Rare in the set trades under US$6.
That gives this set an unusually tidy structure, and it is the most useful thing on this page if you are shopping rather than completing. Every one of the six Special Art Rares has a Super Rare twin — the same card, same set, different artwork, at a fraction of the price:
| Card | SR | SR price | SAR | SAR price | SAR multiple |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Greninja ex | 098/083 | US$12.68 | 114/083 | US$316.73 | 25.0× |
| Cinccino ex | 103/083 | US$5.70 | 117/083 | US$43.15 | 7.6× |
| AZ’s Tranquility | 108/083 | US$2.15 | 118/083 | US$16.00 | 7.4× |
| Mega Dragalge ex | 102/083 | US$4.04 | 116/083 | US$22.76 | 5.6× |
| Mega Floette ex | 099/083 | US$4.77 | 115/083 | US$16.31 | 3.4× |
| Roxie’s Performance | 110/083 | US$4.59 | 119/083 | US$11.37 | 2.5× |
Prices as tracked on August 8, 2026. TCGplayer market price, Near Mint, Japanese.
And Mega Greninja ex is printed three times over: Super Rare at US$12.68, Special Art Rare at US$316.73, Mega Ultra Rare at US$489.53. If what you want is the artwork of the set’s headline Pokémon on your shelf rather than the specific print run, the SR is roughly a fortieth of the MUR. The gold sitting above the alternate art is not a universal pattern, incidentally — the English Mega Greninja ex gold trades below its Special Illustration Rare. We compared seven Pokémon across both tiers and both printings in Japanese vs English Mega ex: the cheaper printing depends on tier. One caveat that applies to the MUR price above as well: it rests on 13 sales in 90 days, against 433 for the English gold.
Prices as tracked on August 8, 2026; the photos are our own listings, and the condition grade for each copy is shown on its listing page. We have no listing photo for the Mega Greninja ex SAR or MUR, or for the other four Special Art Rares.
Line the three bands up and the answer to the question this section opened with sits in the spreads alone: under US$1.30 for four Trainer and Item Super Rares, US$2–US$7 for all twelve Art Rares and most of the rest, then a jump to US$11.37–US$489.53 for the chase cards. Only the middle band is compressed enough that completing it is a matter of patience rather than one large decision, which is why the Art Rare run is the one of the three we would call realistic to finish — a statement about spread, not about which cards are worth owning.
PSA 10 data exists for 22 of the 37
Nearly two-thirds of this set has a graded reference price — which is unusually deep, and worth reading carefully rather than quickly.
The depth is a function of age. Our tracking picks up median eBay sold prices for PSA 10 copies wherever there are sales to pick up, and Ninja Spinner has been out since March, so submissions have had time to come back and sell. For comparison, the Abyss Eye (M5) set — three months younger — has graded data for only 8 of its 37.
| Card | No. · Rarity | Raw (Aug 8, 2026) | PSA 10 median (Aug 8, 2026) | Tracked sales |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mega Greninja ex | 120/083 · MUR | US$489.53 | US$899.99 | 5 |
| Mega Greninja ex | 114/083 · SAR | US$316.73 | US$720.50 | 72 |
| Roxie’s Performance | 119/083 · SAR | US$11.37 | US$219.45 | 2 |
| Emma | 111/083 · SR | US$4.23 | US$202.50 | 1 |
| Mega Dragalge ex | 116/083 · SAR | US$22.76 | US$188.63 | 6 |
| Cinccino ex | 117/083 · SAR | US$43.15 | US$146.23 | 30 |
| Mega Greninja ex | 098/083 · SR | US$12.68 | US$125.00 | 15 |
| Mega Floette ex | 115/083 · SAR | US$16.31 | US$119.97 | 1 |
| Frogadier | 087/083 · AR | US$3.69 | US$104.50 | 18 |
| AZ’s Tranquility | 118/083 · SAR | US$16.00 | US$102.50 | 1 |
| Watchog | 095/083 · AR | US$2.56 | US$99.97 | 1 |
| Froakie | 086/083 · AR | US$4.75 | US$98.50 | 34 |
| Chespin | 084/083 · AR | US$3.66 | US$85.45 | 8 |
| Metang | 092/083 · AR | US$2.43 | US$76.11 | 3 |
| Crobat | 091/083 · AR | US$2.75 | US$71.00 | 5 |
| Tauros | 094/083 · AR | US$2.57 | US$70.11 | 15 |
| Sliggoo | 093/083 · AR | US$2.53 | US$59.00 | 3 |
| Xerneas | 089/083 · AR | US$6.45 | US$55.50 | 72 |
| Cobalion ex | 101/083 · SR | US$3.58 | US$55.46 | 8 |
| Fennekin | 085/083 · AR | US$3.12 | US$39.98 | 12 |
| Beedrill ex | 096/083 · SR | US$5.15 | US$39.00 | 1 |
| Mega Pyroar ex | 097/083 · SR | US$3.23 | US$38.11 | 7 |
Sample size is doing most of the work in that table, so read the last column first. Seven cards have fifteen or more tracked sales and can fairly be described as markets: Mega Greninja ex SAR (72), Xerneas AR (72), Froakie AR (34), Cinccino ex SAR (30), Frogadier AR (18), Tauros AR (15) and Mega Greninja ex SR (15). Five rest on a single reported sale — Emma, Mega Floette ex SAR, AZ’s Tranquility SAR, Watchog AR and Beedrill ex SR — and those are exactly the lines most likely to be wrong. A median built on one sale is an anecdote with a decimal point. We list them with their sample sizes rather than leaving them out, because a reader who finds a single US$202.50 Emma sale elsewhere deserves to know it was one sale.
The one genuinely interesting line is Xerneas 089/083: a US$6.45 Art Rare with a PSA 10 median of US$55.50 across 72 tracked sales. That is both a large multiple and a real sample — a combination this set otherwise only offers on the Mega Greninja ex SAR. The other 15 cards have no PSA 10 data in our tracking at all, which is not a hidden signal about their quality; it means nobody is submitting and selling them in volume. If you are thinking about grading anything from this set, our PSA grading guide for Japanese cards covers the submission math and the self-check to do first.
What we actually have from this set
Our Ninja Spinner stock is Art Rare-heavy, because that is what people actually buy from this set. We are a Japan-based shop selling Japanese singles, so what we hold is whatever we have sourced and condition-checked — not the full 37.
Over the last ten weeks (June 1 – August 7, 2026) we sold 48 Ninja Spinner singles, spread across 13 card numbers and 19 card-and-condition variants. 41 of the 48 were Art Rares. Froakie (086/083) and Fennekin (085/083) led on units with seven each, followed by Crobat (6), then Claydol and Xerneas (5 each). The Super Rare and Special Art Rare cards moved in ones, twos and threes: three Mega Greninja ex SR, two Cinccino ex SAR, one Mega Dragalge ex SR, one Mega Floette ex SAR.
That matches the shape of the table above. The Art Rares are the part of this set people are completing, and the compressed US$2–US$7 band is why.
Those Art Rares sold for roughly US$4 to US$11 per card across conditions. Those are our own retail prices for individually condition-checked copies, which is a different measurement from the TCGplayer market price quoted in the checklist — we are not presenting the two as comparable.
How we list these cards: every copy is condition-checked by our staff against our in-house standards (NM / LP / MP / HP) and photographed individually, front and back, flaws visible. No stock photos — the picture is the card you receive. Browse our Ninja Spinner M4 listings → Our listing prices move with the live market, so check the page for today’s number.
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Once you have this set mapped, the two Japanese expansions that followed it are Abyss Eye (M5) and Storm Emeralda (M6) — our M5 secret rare list is built the same way as this page, and our running card list for M6 covers what has been revealed so far. If you are ordering from overseas for the first time, our shipping, customs and GST guide walks through what actually happens between our counter and your door. If you are matching a card numbered xxx/086 rather than /083 or /081, that is one of the two Generation V dual sets instead — our Black Bolt and White Flare secret rare list covers all 176 of those the same way.
FAQ
What card is 089/083 in Ninja Spinner?
089/083 is Xerneas, an Art Rare. On August 8, 2026 its TCGplayer market price for the Japanese Near Mint printing was US$6.45, down 8.0% from US$7.01 on July 7. It is the most expensive Art Rare in the set, and the only one with both a large graded multiple and a deep graded sample — a PSA 10 median of US$55.50 across 72 tracked sales.
What is 063/083? It is not in your table
Correct — 063/083 is Mega Dragalge ex, a Double Rare, and it sits inside the 83-card main set, not in the secret-rare range. This page only covers 084/083 and above. The same Pokémon also appears twice as a secret rare: 102/083 (SR) and 116/083 (SAR), both listed in the checklist. If a card number is 083/083 or lower, it is a main-set card and you will not find it here.
How many secret rares are in Ninja Spinner?
37 — numbered 084/083 through 120/083. That breaks down as 12 Art Rares, 18 Super Rares, 6 Special Art Rares and 1 Mega Ultra Rare. Added to the 83-card main set, Ninja Spinner totals 120 cards.
Why does the card number say 083 when there are 120 cards?
The denominator refers to the main set, which is 83 cards. Japanese sets number the secret rares beyond that denominator, so a card can legitimately read 120/083. It is not a misprint, and it is not an indication of value on its own — 107/083 trades under seventy cents while 120/083 trades near US$490.
What is the most expensive Ninja Spinner card?
Mega Greninja ex MUR 120/083, at US$489.53 on August 8, 2026 in our tracking. Second is the Mega Greninja ex SAR 114/083 at US$316.73, which has by far the deepest graded market in the set — a PSA 10 median of US$720.50 across 72 tracked sales.
Are Ninja Spinner prices going up or down?
Mostly down, over the window we can see. Between July 7 and August 8, 2026, 31 of the 37 secret rares fell, 5 rose and 1 was unchanged, with a median decline of 9.2%. The five that rose all trade under US$6. We do not forecast prices, and we cannot show you what happened between the March 13 release and July 7 because our tracking for this set does not go back that far.
Is this the same set as the English Chaos Rising?
They are counterparts, not copies. Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising released in English on May 22, 2026 [2] and shares its headline Mega Evolutions with Ninja Spinner, but the two sets do not map card-for-card and the numbering is different, so an English card will never carry a /083 number. Our Japanese vs English guide covers the structural differences between the two printings.
Methodology & data sources
Prices, listing counts and graded medians come from our in-house daily tracking, which records TCGplayer market price for the Japanese printing in Near Mint condition and median eBay sold prices for graded copies. The snapshot date is August 8, 2026; all “32-day” changes compare against July 7, 2026, the first day of our series for this set. Because our tracking begins on July 7, we cannot and do not report any change measured from the March 13, 2026 release — the 32-day window is the limit of what we hold, not the life of the set. Our series also has four missing days within that window (July 23, August 2, August 3 and August 7), so the two endpoints are exact readings while the path between them is not continuous. The comparison against Abyss Eye (M5) is deliberately computed over a shorter 28-day window (July 7 – August 4, 2026) so that both sets are measured over identical dates; those figures are labelled as such in that section and are not interchangeable with the 32-day figures used elsewhere. The 37 cards listed are the complete secret-rare range 084/083 – 120/083 as carried in that tracking; rarity groupings are taken from the same source. PSA 10 medians are shown with their tracked sale counts, and cards with no graded data are marked as having none rather than omitted. Sales figures from our own store are aggregate counts from our site analytics (GA4) for June 1 – August 7, 2026, reported only at product level and never at customer level. Card photographs on this page are our own product images — copies we sourced, condition-checked and photographed ourselves. They are not manufacturer art, scans or stock images; the grade for each copy is stated on its listing. Nine of the 37 cards have a photo here; the rest we have not listed recently enough to picture. The last column of the checklist links every one of the 37 card numbers to a live search on our store. Because our inventory system does not expose live stock counts to this page, those links assert nothing about current availability: thirteen of the 37 are numbers we sold between June 1 and August 7, 2026, and the rest are linked for completeness, so some searches will legitimately return no results. Release dates come from two sources: [1] the official Pokémon Card Game set page for Ninja Spinner, pokemon-card.com/ex/m4/, and [2] The Pokémon Company International’s announcement of the Mega Evolution—Chaos Rising expansion, published March 12, 2026 on Pokemon.com. We were not able to retrieve either page in full from our editing environment and have relied on their published summaries, so we have limited our claims to the release dates themselves and have not linked source [2] rather than print a URL we could not confirm. All prices are shown in USD as recorded at source; we have not converted them to other currencies. Figures are rounded for readability. Last updated: August 8, 2026.
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