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POP Series 6 Card List & Price Guide

Every POP Series 6 card with live raw and PSA 10 prices, updated hourly. Updated Nov 2, 2026.

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POP Series 6 has 17 cards with prices tracked hourly, released in September 2007. A complete raw set is worth about $426.75 and the most valuable card is Pikachu #9 at $132.48.

Released in September 2007, POP Series 6 belongs to the Diamond & Pearl era of organized-play promotional releases. Its compact checklist mixes early Sinnoh Pokémon with familiar faces, led by Drifloon, Pikachu, Buneary, Bidoof, Lucario, and Piplup. Unlike a normal booster expansion, the appeal does not center on ultra-rare pulls or a deep holo lineup. Demand is spread across ordinary rarity labels, and several commons and uncommons are stronger targets than the rares. That unusual hierarchy, plus the limited distribution format, defines the set for collectors.

POP Series 6 chase cards

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Set builders generally favor singles because the checklist is small and unopened promotional packs can be harder to source consistently. Drifloon and Pikachu lead attention among the uncommons, while Buneary and Bidoof show why rarity symbols do not predict demand here. Clean copies deserve inspection for corner whitening, edge nicks, and light surface marks from compact pack handling.

Full POP Series 6 card list with prices

#CardRarityRawPSA 10
9PikachuUncommon$132.48-
6DrifloonUncommon$72.65-
8RioluUncommon$25.07-
2LucarioRare$27.35-
10StaraviaUncommon$23.42$32.32
4PachirisuRare$10.02-
11BidoofCommon$29.97-
7GibleUncommon$13.03-
16StarlyCommon$6.68-
17TurtwigCommon$13.12-
1BastiodonRare$7.65-
14ChimcharCommon$3.56-
3ManaphyRare$6.30-
13CherubiCommon$13.85-
5RampardosRare$7.39-
12BunearyCommon$32.04-
15PiplupCommon$29.52-

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Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable card in POP Series 6?

Pikachu #9 leads the set at about $132.48 raw, followed by Drifloon #6 at $72.65.

How many cards are in POP Series 6?

POP Series 6 has 17 cards in our price guide, released in September 2007. The most common rarity is Common (7 cards).

How much is a complete POP Series 6 set worth?

Adding up the lowest near mint Cardmarket price of every card gives about $426.75 for a raw set. Buying singles one by one usually costs more once shipping is added.

How many POP Series 6 cards are worth more than $10?

12 of the 17 cards are currently worth $10 or more raw. Most of the rest are commons and uncommons that sell in bulk.

How do I find the card number on a POP Series 6 card?

The number is printed in the bottom corner next to the set symbol. Match it to the list above, or scan the card with a phone app to read it for you.

Why is Drifloon #6 a chase card in POP Series 6?

Drifloon sits near the top of collector demand despite its uncommon symbol. POP distribution matters more than pack rarity alone, and the character's early Sinnoh-era appearance gives it a distinct place in this small promotional checklist.

Are sealed POP Series 6 packs worth keeping unopened?

They are promotional packs rather than standard expansion boosters, with a much narrower opening experience. Sealed examples appeal as period pieces, but opening packs is generally an inefficient route to assembling the compact checklist in clean condition.

Which ordinary-rarity cards drive POP Series 6 collecting?

Drifloon and Pikachu are leading uncommon targets, while Buneary and Bidoof stand out among the commons. Lucario represents the rare tier, but the demand structure shows that the symbol alone is a poor guide to priority in POP Series 6.

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