
Platinum series
RMPokémon Rumble is a Pokémon TCG expansion from the Platinum series. It was released on December 2, 2009. Its set code is RM. The numbered set contains 16 cards. The two most valuable cards are Pikachu at about $750.00 and Mewtwo at about $550.00. Buying one of each card in the numbered set currently costs about $3,948.02. The current estimate for a master set is $3,948.02. The median card costs $193.33, so the more expensive cards account for most of the set's value.
Pikachu#7 · $750.00
Skuntank#13 · $52.07Prices from TCGplayer · updated yesterday
The historical TCGplayer market cost of completing the numbered base set.
Market-price estimate, methodology v1. Base selects the cheapest priced collectible finish for each non-secret card; Master sums each exact collectible finish. Marketplace listing lows are not used.
Create a binder for Pokémon Rumble and choose the printings you want to collect. Mark each card as you get it.
Create a binderThe complete Pokémon Rumble card list contains 16 cards. The first 16 use the regular set numbering (#1–#16). This page shows the cards in collector order. You can open any card for its variants and current price, or sort the list by price.
Pokémon Rumble has 16 cards in the base set and 16 cards in total once secret rares are included.
The biggest chase cards in Pokémon Rumble are Pikachu (#7, ~$750.00), Mewtwo (#9, ~$550.00) and Mew (#10, ~$400.65). Most of the set's value sits in its 16 None cards, which average $246.75 each. The ten most valuable cards are listed on this page with prices updated daily.
Pikachu (#7) is currently the most expensive card in Pokémon Rumble, at around $750.00. The next most valuable is Mewtwo at about $550.00. Prices refresh daily from TCGplayer and Cardmarket.
Pokémon Rumble was released on December 2, 2009, as part of the Platinum series, under the set code RM.
Completing the Pokémon Rumble base set costs around $3,948.02 in singles at current market prices, and a master set with every secret rare and variant runs about $3,948.02. The median card costs $193.33, which means the most expensive cards account for most of the total.