Pikachu
No. PW · other
Raw $200.00 · PSA 9 $610.02 · PSA 10 $1,600.00
World Collection
The World Collection (2010) is the Pikachu World set of nine holofoil Pikachu cards in nine languages, sold in blue and green boxes in Japan. Facts and live prices.
- Japanese release
- July 8, 2010
- Cards
- 10
- Set code
- WC
- Era
- LEGEND
- Known for
- Nine gold bordered Pikachu cards in nine languages, with a 7-Eleven exclusive green box and a Worlds deck box
- Updated
- Prices as of
- October 20, 2026
Values
- Tracked cards
2 - Variants
0 - Raw cards over $100
2 - Median raw price
$151.64 - Booster box
No current price
Chase cards
Pikachu
No. 60 · other
Raw $103.28 · PSA 9 $141.75 · PSA 10 No current price
Pikachu #PW (other) trades at raw $200.00, PSA 9 $610.02 and PSA 10 $1,600.00.
Pikachu #60 (other) trades at raw $103.28, PSA 9 $141.75 and PSA 10 No current price.
Sealed products
Unnumbered cards
| Name | Price |
|---|---|
| Pikachu [French] | $105.00 |
| Pikachu [English] | $158.50 |
| Pikachu [German] | $137.50 |
| Pikachu [Italian] | $110.50 |
| Pikachu [Japanese 7-11] | No current price |
| Pikachu [Japanese] | $143.82 |
| Pikachu [Korean] | $99.50 |
| Pikachu [Portuguese] | $42.00 |
| Pikachu [Spanish] | $99.00 |
About World Collection
What World Collection is
The World Collection, sold in Japan as Pikachu World, is a special set released on July 8, 2010 alongside Clash at the Summit. It holds nine holofoil Pikachu cards, one each in English, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Japanese, German, French, Polish and Portuguese, the nine languages the card game was printed in at the time. Every card except the Japanese one carries its own artwork tied to its country, such as the Grand Canyon on the English card, and all nine have gold holofoil borders. An international box followed in November 2010, after the 2010 World Championships Decks, pairing the same nine cards with one of the four World Championship decks; only the card backs differ between the Japanese and international releases.
What makes World Collection different
- Blue box and green box Japan sold two versions: a blue set at Pokémon Centers and a green set exclusive to 7-Eleven stores. The cards are identical except the Japanese Pikachu, which has a green background in the green set, and the 7-Eleven set is scarce enough that sealed copies trade at a large premium.
- Nine artists, nine countries Each language print has its own illustration, including Kouki Saitou on the English card, Mitsuhiro Arita on the Italian card, Masakazu Fukuda on the Korean card and Kagemaru Himeno on the Spanish card.
- Second of its kind A Pikachu World Collection had been released ten years earlier with seven of the same languages, using reprints of older Pikachu cards and a gold tail stamp, so the 2010 set is the first with new artwork for every language.
Collecting and grading World Collection
The hub checklist for the World Collection is still being built, and today it lists the Polish print plus a Chinese Pikachu that belongs to the older Pikachu World Collection, so match cards by language and by the gold border rather than by number while the remaining prints are added. Sealed sets are the real target: the blue Pokémon Center box, the scarce green 7-Eleven box and the international box with a World Championship deck all trade as units, and a complete nine card set out of the box is the next best thing. Gold holofoil borders chip at the corners, so inspect edges before grading a single card.
Notable cards
Pikachu (Polish print) #PW
Pikachu (Polish print) #PW
Holofoil Gold border
The Polish language Pikachu from the World Collection, the print the hub tracks today and the card that stands in for the set until the other eight languages are added.
Raw $200.00 · PSA 9 $610.02 · PSA 10 $1,600.00
Pikachu (English print) #PW
Pikachu (English print) #PW
Holofoil Gold border
The English Pikachu, illustrated by Kouki Saitou with the Grand Canyon behind it, the most collected of the nine language prints.
Raw $200.00 · PSA 9 $610.02 · PSA 10 $1,600.00
Pikachu (Japanese print) #PW
Pikachu (Japanese print) #PW
Holofoil Gold border
The Japanese Pikachu uses stock artwork and is the one card that differs between boxes, with a green background in the 7-Eleven set.
Raw $200.00 · PSA 9 $610.02 · PSA 10 $1,600.00
Pikachu (Chinese, 2000 collection) #60
Pikachu (Chinese, 2000 collection) #60
Related card
A Chinese Pikachu from the 2000 Pikachu World Collection that the hub currently lists under this set; it is not one of the nine 2010 cards.
Raw $103.28 · PSA 9 $141.75 · PSA 10 No current price
Timeline
- : Pikachu World releases in Japan alongside Clash at the Summit
- : International World Collection box releases with a World Championship deck
Inferred rarity
- other: 2
Full card checklist
| Image | Number | Name | Variant | Rarity | Artist | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 60 | Pikachu | [Chinese] | other | $103.28 | $141.75 | No current price | ||
| PW | Pikachu | [Polish] | other | $200.00 | $610.02 | $1,600.00 |
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World Collection FAQ
When did World Collection come out?
The World Collection released in Japan on July 8, 2010, the same day as Clash at the Summit. The international box followed in November 2010.
How many cards are in World Collection?
The World Collection has nine cards, one Pikachu in each of nine languages: English, Italian, Korean, Spanish, Japanese, German, French, Polish and Portuguese.
What are the chase cards in World Collection?
Sealed sets lead, above all the green 7-Eleven box, followed by the blue Pokémon Center box and the international box. Among singles the English and Japanese prints draw the most attention.
What is the most expensive card in World Collection?
The highest value card currently tracked for World Collection is Pikachu #PW at $1,600 in PSA 10.
Is there a World Collection booster box?
No booster box. The World Collection was sold as a complete nine card set in a blue Pokémon Center box or a green 7-Eleven box in Japan, and in a box with a World Championship deck internationally.
What is the difference between the blue and green World Collection?
The blue set was sold at Pokémon Centers and the green set only at 7-Eleven stores in Japan. The cards match except the Japanese Pikachu, which has a green background in the green set, and the 7-Eleven set is the scarcer of the two.
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