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7-Eleven Japan gave out or sold 70 Pokémon cards between 2003 and 2020, 53 of them through 7-Eleven alone: the 21-card Pokémon Fair set of 2003 with the 7-Eleven logo on every card, promos packed with deck cases and special packs, a stamp-rally Eevee, a Pikachu that came with a boxed lunch, and Charizard and Pikachu promos in cinema-ticket sets. The last one, Swallowed Up Pikachu 105/S-P, came in 2020. Outside Japan, 7-Eleven stores in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines gave out an English Lapras stamped with the 7-Eleven logo in September 2024.
The table lists every card with its price: the median of real completed sales of the Japanese card, in dollars, as of September 24, 2026. A card counts here when it came only through a named list of stores that includes 7-Eleven, alone or shared with, for example, Ito-Yokado (its sister chain in the Seven & i group) or the Pokémon Centers; the group's online store, Seven Net Shopping, counts with 7-Eleven. Campaigns open to every card retailer in Japan are left out. Our guides to FamilyMart and Lawson cards count the same way.
Every 7-Eleven card, with prices
| Card | Year | How you got it | Raw | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 015 / 016/ADV-P Treecko | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo), 7-Eleven only | $15.02 (9 sales) / $24.89 (5 sales) | no sale / $3,038 (3 sales) |
| 017 / 018/ADV-P Torchic | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $40.03 est. (2 sales) / $46.33 (6 sales) | $1,020 est. (1 sale) / $4,921 est. (1 sale) |
| 019 / 020/ADV-P Mudkip | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $37.13 (7 sales) / $67.36 (10 sales) | $1,205 (6 sales) / $3,710 est. (2 sales) |
| 021 / 022/ADV-P Ludicolo | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $10.19 (4 sales) / $12.19 (5 sales) | no sale / $173 est. (1 sale) |
| 023 / 024/ADV-P Pikachu | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $89.62 (5 sales) / $195 (9 sales) | $2,819 est. (1 sale) / $8,013 est. (1 sale) |
| 025/ADV-P Jirachi | 2003 | Pokémon Fair, the secret card | $63.70 (5 sales) | $1,867 est. (2 sales) |
| 026 / 027/ADV-P Groudon | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $35.76 (9 sales) / $33.01 (7 sales) | $698 est. (1 sale) / $1,603 est. (1 sale) |
| 028 / 029/ADV-P Meowth | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $20.03 (7 sales) / $26.07 (5 sales) | $600 est. (1 sale) / no sale |
| 030 / 031/ADV-P Whismur | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $7.82 est. (2 sales) / $9.14 (5 sales) | $162 est. (1 sale) / no sale |
| 032 / 033/ADV-P Flygon | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $17.90 (5 sales) / $44.29 (5 sales) | no sale / $1,109 est. (1 sale) |
| 034 / 035/ADV-P Absol | 2003 | Pokémon Fair (normal / holo) | $57.95 (5 sales) / $73.84 (6 sales) | no sale / $1,668 est. (1 sale) |
| 079/PCG-P Aura's Lucario | 2005 | W Deck Case, 500 yen, 7-Eleven only | $61.61 (7 sales) | no sale |
| 146/PCG-P Sea's Manaphy | 2006 | Deck Case Light, 500 yen; also Ito-Yokado and Espa | $39.57 est. (2 sales) | no sale |
| Turtwig, Chimchar, Piplup mini cards (no number) | 2007 | Poké Ball Lottery, packed with 7-Eleven products | not tracked | not tracked |
| 105/DP-P Palkia LV.X | 2008 | Special Pack, 900 yen plus tax; also Ito-Yokado and Pokémon Centers | $59.86 (9 sales) | $1,285 (4 sales) |
| 106/DP-P Porygon-Z | 2008 | Same Special Pack | $8.48 (6 sales) | no sale |
| 040/DPt-P Arceus | 2009 | Deck Case Arceus, 300 yen, 7-Eleven only | $19.72 (3 sales) | $480 est. (1 sale) |
| Japanese Pikachu of Pikachu World, 7-Eleven art | 2010 | Pikachu World set, 850 yen, 7-Eleven and Pokémon Center version | not tracked | not tracked |
| 004/BW-P Pansage | 2010 | Enigma Egg: 4 Black or White Collection packs, 7-Eleven art | $6.42 est. (2 sales) | $23.87 est. (1 sale) |
| 005/BW-P Pidove | 2010 | Enigma Egg, 7-Eleven art | $18.38 est. (2 sales) | no sale |
| 006/BW-P Axew | 2010 | Enigma Egg, 7-Eleven art | $3.88 est. (1 sale) | no sale |
| 045/BW-P Klinklang | 2011, 2012 | Movie Value Set B or W, 500 yen, also Pokémon Centers; again in the 2012 Winter Campaign | $1.14 (3 sales) | no sale |
| 054/BW-P Zebstrika | 2011 | Red Collection launch: 4 packs, 7-Eleven only | no sale | no sale |
| 116/BW-P Zorua | 2011 | Dark Rush Campaign Pack, 630 yen, 7-Eleven only | $34.21 est. (1 sale) | no sale |
| 117/BW-P Lilligant | 2011 | Special Campaign Pack Zoroark, 474 yen, 7-Eleven only | $11.21 est. (2 sales) | no sale |
| 118/BW-P Excadrill | 2011 | Special Campaign Pack Victini, 474 yen, 7-Eleven only | $10.57 est. (1 sale) | no sale |
| 154/BW-P Virizion | 2012 | Special Campaign Pack Kyurem, 474 yen; also Pokémon Centers | $15.34 est. (2 sales) | no sale |
| 199/BW-P Zebstrika | 2012 | Winter Campaign: 4 packs, 7-Eleven only | $5.99 est. (1 sale) | no sale |
| 200/BW-P Liepard | 2012 | Winter Campaign | $1.14 (6 sales) | no sale |
| 201/BW-P Druddigon | 2012 | Winter Campaign | $12.79 (4 sales) | $173 est. (1 sale) |
| 235/BW-P Eevee | 2013 | Stamp rally, no purchase, 7-Eleven only | $39.32 (27 sales) | $1,862 (6 sales) |
| 011/XY-P Skiddo, 7-Eleven print | 2014 | Summer Campaign pack, 7-Eleven only | no sale | no sale |
| 013/XY-P Dedenne, 7-Eleven print | 2014 | Summer Campaign pack | no sale | no sale |
| 057/XY-P Klefki | 2014 | Summer Campaign pack | $29.79 (3 sales) | no sale |
| 058/XY-P Carbink | 2014 | Summer Campaign pack | $36.75 est. (2 sales) | $222 est. (1 sale) |
| 054/XY-P Diancie | 2014 | Diancie set, 600 yen plus tax; Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers | $39.73 (5 sales) | $122 (4 sales) |
| 108/XY-P Torchic | 2015 | Double Crisis: 600 yen of card products, 7-Eleven only | $26.86 est. (2 sales) | no sale |
| 152/XY-P Kyogre EX | 2015 | 1,000 yen of card products, 7-Eleven only | $15.99 est. (2 sales) | no sale |
| 153/XY-P Groudon EX | 2015 | 1,000 yen of card products, 7-Eleven only | $18.28 est. (1 sale) | $7,157 est. (1 sale) |
| 154/XY-P Pikachu | 2015 | Pokémon Bento, 1,371 yen plus tax, 7-Eleven only | $692 est. (1 sale) | $2,640 (7 sales) |
| 156/XY-P Pikachu | 2015 | Hoopa special pack, 600 yen plus tax; Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers | no sale | no sale |
| 157/XY-P Hoopa | 2015 | Same Hoopa pack | $12.80 (6 sales) | $229 est. (1 sale) |
| 247/XY-P Pikachu Libre | 2016 | Masked Pikachu special pack, 650 yen plus tax; Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers | $168 est. (2 sales) | $1,857 (8 sales) |
| 002/SM-P Togedemaru | 2016 | Special Set, 385 yen; Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers | $1.75 est. (1 sale) | no sale |
| 021/SM-P Rockruff | 2017 | Special Set, 561 yen; Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers | $93.15 (4 sales) | no sale |
| 043/SM-P Komala | 2017 | Special Set, 385 yen; six convenience chains and Pokémon Centers | $14.40 (6 sales) | no sale |
| 052/SM-P Alolan Vulpix | 2017 | Special Set, 561 yen; six chains | $35.68 est. (2 sales) | $330 est. (2 sales) |
| 060/SM-P Charmander | 2017 | Special Set, 385 yen; six chains | $12.95 (7 sales) | $110 (4 sales) |
| 086/SM-P Ash's Pikachu | 2017 | Ho-Oh-GX jumbo card pack, 1,100 yen plus tax; also cinemas and other stores | $67.56 (4 sales) | $1,151 (5 sales) |
| 110/SM-P Togedemaru | 2017 | Any 5 packs, 7-Eleven only | no sale | no sale |
| 168/SM-P Pikachu | 2017 | Any 5 packs; also FamilyMart and Lawson | $24.90 est. (1 sale) | $154 est. (1 sale) |
| 172/SM-P Litten | 2017 | Any 5 packs, 7-Eleven only | $39.84 est. (1 sale) | no sale |
| 173/SM-P Fire Energy, logo | 2017 | Any 5 packs, 7-Eleven only | no sale | no sale |
| 174/SM-P Fire Energy, mirror, logo | 2017 | Any 5 packs, 7-Eleven only | no sale | no sale |
| 242/SM-P Pikachu, logo | 2018 | Pikachu 2018 Special Set, 385 yen, 7-Eleven only | $74.51 (5 sales) | $673 est. (1 sale) |
| 366/SM-P Charizard | 2019 | Mewtwo movie ticket set, 7-Eleven only | $82.88 (6 sales) | $417 (7 sales) |
| 001/S-P Pikachu | 2019 | Pokémon Sword or Shield ordered from Seven Net Shopping | $200 (5 sales) | $1,137 (5 sales) |
| 105/S-P Swallowed Up Pikachu | 2020 | Koko movie ticket set, 7-Eleven only | $468 (6 sales) | $1,056 (8 sales) |
Medians of real completed sales as of September 24, 2026. "est." marks a median that rests on one or two sales. No sale is recorded yet for the 7-Eleven prints of Skiddo and Dedenne, which share their numbers with other prints.
2003: the Pokémon Fair set
From June 25, 2003, the cards came attached to eligible products at 7-Eleven, ahead of the Jirachi movie that July. The set has 21 cards: ten Pokémon, each in a normal and a holo print (the higher number of each pair is the holo), and a secret card, Jirachi 025/ADV-P by Mitsuhiro Arita, which the announcement showed only as a question mark. Every card carries a small 7-Eleven circle at the bottom left. A different Jirachi, 014/ADV-P by Atsuko Nishida, is not part of the set.
Treecko#15/ADV-P
Treecko#16/ADV-P
Torchic#17/ADV-P
Torchic#18/ADV-P
Mudkip#19/ADV-P
Mudkip#20/ADV-P
Ludicolo#21/ADV-P
Ludicolo#22/ADV-P
Pikachu#23/ADV-P
Pikachu#24/ADV-P
Jirachi#25/ADV-P
Groudon#26/ADV-P
Groudon#27/ADV-P
Meowth#28/ADV-P
Meowth#29/ADV-P
Whismur#30/ADV-P
Whismur#31/ADV-P
Flygon#32/ADV-P
Flygon#33/ADV-P
Absol#34/ADV-P
Absol#35/ADV-P2005 to 2009: deck cases and a special pack
Three deck cases came with a card inside. The Official W Deck Case of June 30, 2005 (500 yen, sold at 7-Eleven) held Aura's Lucario 079/PCG-P. The Deck Case Light Manaphy of June 2006 (500 yen: two cases and Sea's Manaphy 146/PCG-P) was sold at 7-Eleven and at the toy counters of Ito-Yokado and Espa. The Deck Case Arceus of July 8, 2009 (300 yen) was sold only at 7-Eleven, with an original holo Arceus 040/DPt-P; the Official Deck Case Arceus Arisen, also 300 yen and sold in general retail, had no card.
In March 2007, a Poké Ball Lottery packed mini cards of Turtwig, Chimchar and Piplup (4.5 by 6.5 cm, with the art of the Space-Time Creation expansion) with some 7-Eleven products.
The Special Pack of July 10, 2008 (900 yen plus tax, three packs and two fixed holo cards) was sold only at 7-Eleven, Ito-Yokado and the Pokémon Centers. Its cards are Palkia LV.X 105/DP-P and Porygon-Z 106/DP-P, a plain Porygon-Z, not the Porygon-Z LV.X (075/DP-P). Of the six Special Packs of 2008 and 2009 that held an LV.X, it is the only one restricted to named stores: the Dialga LV.X pack released the same day was not.
2010 to 2012: the Enigma Egg and the campaign packs
On July 8, 2010, the Pikachu World set (nine holo Pikachus in nine languages, 850 yen) also came in a 7-Eleven and Pokémon Center version, whose Japanese Pikachu has a different illustration; the other eight cards are the same. From December 17, 2010, buying four Black Collection or White Collection packs at once earned an Enigma Egg pack with one of three cards. 7-Eleven gave the same three Pokémon with different illustrations, Pansage, Pidove and Axew 004-006/BW-P; every other participating store gave 001-003/BW-P.
July 15, 2011 brought two cards. The Movie Value Sets B and W (500 yen, sold at 7-Eleven and the Pokémon Centers) held Klinklang 045/BW-P, a deck case and two packs. And the Red Collection launch campaign gave a card for every four Red Collection packs bought at once, a different card by store: Zebstrika 054/BW-P at 7-Eleven, Beartic 053/BW-P at five other convenience chains, among them FamilyMart and Lawson, Gothitelle 055/BW-P at supermarkets such as AEON and Ito-Yokado and at the Pokémon Centers, Reuniclus 056/BW-P at electronics chains and other retailers.
On December 16, 2011, 7-Eleven sold three packs of its own: the Dark Rush Campaign Pack (630 yen, four Dark Rush packs and Zorua 116/BW-P; the version sold elsewhere held Umbreon 115/BW-P), and two Special Campaign Packs at 474 yen, Zoroark with Lilligant 117/BW-P and Victini with Excadrill 118/BW-P, each with three packs and a playmat printed with a calendar on the back. On July 13, 2012, the Special Campaign Pack Kyurem (474 yen, 7-Eleven and Pokémon Centers) held a holo Virizion 154/BW-P. From December 25, 2012, the Winter Campaign gave one of four cards for every four packs bought at once: Klinklang 045, Zebstrika 199, Liepard 200 or Druddigon 201/BW-P.
Klinklang#45/BW-P
Zebstrika#54/BW-P
Zorua#116/BW-P
Umbreon#115/BW-P
Lilligant#117/BW-P
Excadrill#118/BW-P
Virizion#154/BW-P
Zebstrika#199/BW-P
Liepard#200/BW-P
Druddigon#201/BW-P2013 to 2016: stamp rally, movie stamps and a lunch box
The 2013 stamp rally needed no purchase. From July 13 to August 15, 2013, between 7 am and 7 pm, anyone who collected four different stamps at 7-Eleven stores received a holo Eevee 235/BW-P at the store of the fourth stamp. Like the 2003 cards, it carries the 7-Eleven circle at the bottom left.
In summer 2014, a 7-Eleven promo pack given with booster purchases held one of four cards: new prints of Skiddo 011/XY-P and Dedenne 013/XY-P, Klefki 057/XY-P and Carbink 058/XY-P. All four carry a yellow "Pokémon the movie XY" stamp at the bottom left of the art and the Diancie movie logo at the bottom right. Dedenne 013/XY-P exists in five prints with different logos, one of them from Marumiya. On July 19, 2014, the Diancie set (600 yen plus tax, four packs and a holo Diancie 054/XY-P) went on sale at Seven & i stores and the Pokémon Centers; the cinema version held Diancie 053/XY-P, on a rainbow background instead of a dark blue one.
Skiddo (7-Eleven Summer Campaign)#11/XY-P
Klefki#57/XY-P
Carbink#58/XY-P
Diancie#54/XY-P
Diancie#53/XY-PIn 2015, 7-Eleven customers had four ways to get a card. From January 30, spending 600 yen on card products earned a promo for the Double Crisis launch, a different starter by chain: Torchic 108/XY-P at 7-Eleven, Treecko 107/XY-P at FamilyMart and four other chains, Mudkip 109/XY-P at Lawson. From July 18, spending 1,000 yen in one purchase earned Kyogre EX 152/XY-P or Groudon EX 153/XY-P, at random. The Pokémon Bento, reserved from June 22 and handed over from July 18 to August 2 (1,371 yen plus tax), came with Pikachu 154/XY-P, a handkerchief and chopsticks. And the Hoopa special pack of July 18 (600 yen plus tax, Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers) held both Pikachu 156/XY-P and Hoopa 157/XY-P.
The Masked Pikachu special pack of June 17, 2016 (650 yen plus tax, Seven & i stores and Pokémon Centers) held Pikachu Libre 247/XY-P and four packs.
Torchic#108/XY-P
Kyogre EX#152/XY-P
Groudon EX#153/XY-P
Pikachu#154/XY-P
Pikachu#156/XY-P
Hoopa#157/XY-P
Pikachu Libre#247/XY-P2016 and 2017: Special Sets and the logo Energies
From December 2016 to June 2017, small Special Sets (one holo promo and two packs, 385 to 561 yen) were split by chain. Togedemaru 002/SM-P (December 9, 2016) and Rockruff 021/SM-P (January 27, 2017) went to the Seven & i group (7-Eleven, Ito-Yokado, York Benimaru) and the Pokémon Centers, while five other convenience chains got a Pikachu and a Turtonator. Komala 043 (March 17), Alolan Vulpix 052 (April 21) and Charmander 060/SM-P (June 16) went to all six chains.
From June 16, 2017, the Ash's Pikachu campaign gave one of six cap Pikachus (071-076/SM-P) for every five packs at stores selling the movie's advance tickets, and named 7-Eleven as the one exception. From late June, 7-Eleven gave its own promo, Togedemaru 110/SM-P, for every five packs. And on July 1, the Ho-Oh-GX Special Jumbo Card Pack (1,100 yen plus tax: a jumbo Ho-Oh-GX, Ash's Pikachu 086/SM-P and six packs) went on sale at cinemas and at a list of stores in which 7-Eleven was the only convenience chain.
Togedemaru#2/SM-P
Rockruff#21/SM-P
Komala#43/SM-P
Alolan Vulpix#52/SM-P
Charmander#60/SM-P
Ash's Pikachu#86/SM-P
Togedemaru#110/SM-PFrom December 8, 2017, 7-Eleven, FamilyMart (with Circle K and Sunkus) and Lawson each gave a promo pack for every five packs bought at once, a different pack by chain. 7-Eleven's held Pikachu 168/SM-P (shared by the three chains), Litten 172/SM-P, a Fire Energy 173/SM-P or a mirror Fire Energy 174/SM-P. Only the two Energies carry the chain's logo, セブン-イレブン in a white box at the bottom right. The mirror Energy was a fourth card added to the announcement after the campaign began; our FamilyMart guide tells the whole story.
2018 to 2020: the logo Pikachu and the ticket sets
The Pikachu 2018 Special Set (July 6, 2018, 385 yen: a holo Pikachu and two packs) was sold at 7-Eleven. Its Pikachu 242/SM-P, illustrated by Megumi Mizutani, carries the 7-Eleven logo at the lower left of the art.
The last three cards came with movie tickets or a game. The Mewtwo Strikes Back EVOLUTION set, reserved from April 12, 2019 and handed over from July 5, cost 1,650 yen plus tax, with the advance ticket (1,400 yen, 800 for a child) paid on top; it held a tin, eight packs and a holo Charizard 366/SM-P with the movie logo. Pikachu 001/S-P, the first card of the S-P series, came with Pokémon Sword or Shield ordered from Seven Net Shopping, the Seven & i group's online store, between November 15, 2019 and January 15, 2020 (two with the Double Pack). The Koko set, reserved from August 7, 2020 (2,550 yen plus the ticket) and delivered from December 2020, held Swallowed Up Pikachu 105/S-P, a Pikachu caught in a Cramorant's beak, with a coin, a card box and seven packs. More cinema promos are in our guide to Pokémon movie cards.
Since 2020
No 7-Eleven card has followed in Japan, as of September 24, 2026. Later campaigns gave goods, such as a mini deck case for five Single Strike Master or Rapid Strike Master packs from January 22, 2021. The booster campaign of January 2023, which gave promo packs, excluded convenience stores; they sold a Scarlet ex and Violet ex Special Set instead, whose promo pack held the same cards as the starter sets. Earlier, a 7-Eleven special set of the Starter Set V Fire (November 29, 2019) had added a card box and sleeves, but no card of its own.
Outside Japan: the 2024 Lapras
In September 2024, 7-Eleven stores in three countries gave out Lapras 031/142 from the English Stellar Crown set with a 7-Eleven stamp, while supplies lasted: in Singapore from September 25 with a purchase of S$15 including a Pokémon card product, in Malaysia from September 20 with a booster pack bought at a 7-Cafe store, and in the Philippines with a booster pack at select 7-Eleven stores. Its price is not tracked on this site yet.
How to get them today
Every campaign above is over, so the cards trade second-hand, mostly in Japan through card shops and auction sites. From abroad, a proxy service buys and forwards them: see buying Japanese cards from abroad. Check the mark before paying. The 2003 Fair cards and Eevee 235/BW-P have the 7-Eleven circle at the bottom left, 173, 174 and 242/SM-P print the 7-Eleven name, and the 2014 prints carry the yellow movie stamp; many other cards here have no chain mark, so the number is the check.
For new products, 7-Eleven stores in Japan sell booster packs at the counter, with limits set store by store, and Seven Net Shopping, the online store of 7-Eleven's parent group, sells sought-after boxes by lottery through its app, with payment and pickup at a 7-Eleven: for the 30th Celebration booster box and the Espeon and Umbreon deck set, it took entries from June 30 to July 15, 2026, from customers who had ordered from it between June 1, 2025 and June 14, 2026.
FAQ
Does 7-Eleven sell Pokémon cards?
In Japan, yes: stores sell booster packs at the counter when they have stock, and Seven Net Shopping, the online store of 7-Eleven's parent group, sells sought-after boxes by lottery, as it did for the 30th Celebration box in July 2026. In September 2024, 7-Eleven stores in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines also sold Pokémon card products and gave a stamped Lapras with them.
What is the 7-Eleven Pikachu?
Two are usually meant. Pikachu 001/S-P (2019) is a full-art Pikachu with Grookey, Scorbunny and Sobble that came with Pokémon Sword or Shield ordered from Seven Net Shopping, the online store of 7-Eleven's parent group. Pikachu 242/SM-P (2018) came in a 385-yen set and prints the 7-Eleven logo on the art.
How much is the 7-Eleven Pikachu 001/S-P worth?
$200 raw over 5 real completed sales, and $1,137 in PSA 10 over 5 sales, as of September 24, 2026.
Is 7-Eleven still giving Pokémon cards?
Not in Japan, as of September 24, 2026: the last 7-Eleven card came in the 2020 Koko ticket set. Outside Japan, 7-Eleven stores in Singapore, Malaysia and the Philippines gave a stamped English Lapras in September 2024.
More Japanese promo series: FamilyMart, Lawson and, for a food brand, Meiji.
