Mewtwo Cards
Graded Mewtwo singles — vintage holos, EX-era prints, full arts, and GX.
10 cards in stock · USD · ships from New York
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2022 Pokemon Go Mewtwo V Fa Fulla Art PSA 9 #072 Mint
$ 99.00
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2016 Pokemon Xy Evolutions Mewtwo Holo Holo Evolutions-Cracked Ice PSA 8 #51
$ 49.00
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2021 Pokemon Swsh Black Star Promo Mewtwo V-Union Special Coll PSA 10 #161
$ 129.00
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2019 Pokemon Sun & Moon Unbroken Bonds Mewtwo Holo-Cracked Ice PSA 6 #75
$ 59.00
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2025 Pokemon Destined Rivals Rocket's Mewtwo EX Special Illust Rare PSA 10 #231
$ 1,599.99
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2003 Pokemon EX Ruby & Sapphire Mewtwo EX Holo Holo Ruby & Sapphire PSA 3 #101
$ 175.00
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2019 Pokemon Japanese SM Promo Pikachu Mewtwo & Mew GX Special Jumbo PSA 10 #367
$ 399.00
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2019 Pokemon Sun & Moon Hidden Fates Mewtwo GX Holo Holo Full Art PSA 9 #31
$ 109.00
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1999 Pokemon French Mewtwo Holo French 1st Edition PSA 8 NM-MT #10
$ 699.00
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2015 Pokemon Xy Breakthrough M Mewtwo EX Full Art Fa Breakthrough PSA 5 #159
$ 99.00Cert numbers you can check
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Sold in original, untampered holders. Never resealed.
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About Mewtwo Cards
Mewtwo is the original chase legendary, and unlike most of the 151 it has stayed commercially relevant across every era: the EX-era holos, the XY Evolutions reprint, the full-art GX runs, and the modern illustration rares all trade actively.
The printing collectors ask for most often is the XY Evolutions holo with the cracked-ice foil pattern, because that pattern scratches under the slightest handling and caps a large share of submissions below gem. It is the clearest example in Pokémon of a card whose grade, not its rarity, sets the price.
Older EX-era Mewtwo cards are the opposite case: low surviving graded populations, but wide price spreads between grades because so few high-grade copies come to market at once. Check the card number and set on the label — several Mewtwo printings share nearly identical artwork.
Keep browsing: shop all Pokémon cards, graded slabs across every category, or read our Pokémon grading guide.
Verifying what you buy
Several Mewtwo printings share near-identical artwork, so read the set, year and card number on the grading label rather than the picture. Every listing shows that label and its certification number, which you can check at psacard.com/cert, cgccards.com/certlookup or through Beckett's card lookup.
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Buying guides
Mewtwo Cards — Frequently Asked Questions
- Why is the cracked-ice Mewtwo harder to find in high grades?
- The cracked-ice foil used on that printing shows scratching and print lines under normal handling, so a large share of submissions grade below gem mint. Populations at PSA 10 stay small relative to how many copies were opened.
- How do I verify the card before buying?
- Every slab is sold in its original untampered holder with the certification number visible in the listing photos. Enter that number into the grader's public cert lookup and it returns the card, set, year, and grade on file.
- How are Pokémon orders shipped inside the US?
- Orders ship from our Sayville, New York facility by UPS Ground with tracking, typically arriving in 1–5 business days inside the United States. Every card ships sleeved inside a graded-slab protector and a rigid mailer. Shipping is paid by the buyer and the exact cost — a flat UPS Ground rate of about $16 for a single slab — is shown at checkout before you pay. Full terms are in our shipping policy.
- What is the return policy?
- You have 14 days from delivery to return any item that arrives not as described, in its original holder and packaging. See our refund policy for the full terms.
