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    Perfect Order card prices, with the odds of pulling each

    8 Pokémon cards from Perfect Order with a TCGplayer market price, $383.38 for one of each. Beside each: the chance a pack gives it and what a sell-back would pay.

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    By Alexander Korsager · Checked 7 October 2026

    Mega Zygarde ex, Perfect Order
    Market price
    $102.88TCGplayer, ungraded
    Chance
    1 in 2,500 packsPerfect Order pack

    Every Perfect Order card

    Prices are for ungraded copies, read 7 Oct 2026. Sort by price, pull chance or the gap between the app's value and the market.

    cards priced8
    the dearest$102.88
    on a pack list we hold8 of 8
    Showing 8 of 8 cards.

    Packs that hold Perfect Order cards

    The chance is Packs.com's own, from its published contents list. A pack can hold the set's cards among many others.

    Packs with Perfect Order cards and the likeliest of those cards
    PackPriceCards from the setLikeliest
    Perfect Order$6.338Clefairy 1 in 78 packs

    Whole lists, with every card and its chance, are in the pull checklist. How Packs.com pays out is in the Packs.com review.

    Other sets

    Every set with four or more priced cards.

    Questions people ask

    How much are Perfect Order cards worth?

    The 8 Perfect Order cards on this page have TCGplayer market prices from $11.38 to $102.88, $383.38 for one of each. Every price is for an ungraded copy and was read by 7 October 2026.

    What is the dearest Perfect Order card here?

    Mega Zygarde ex, at $102.88. Its own page has the price history, the pull chance where a pack lists it and what a sell-back would pay: Mega Zygarde ex, price and sell-back.

    Which packs can give Perfect Order cards?

    Perfect Order ($6.33) at Packs.com, on the contents list it publishes.

    Alexander Korsager

    Alexander Korsager

    Every figure was checked between 6 October 2026 and 7 October 2026. Prices are TCGplayer's market prices for ungraded copies. Chances are Packs.com's own, where a pack list includes the card.