Stellar Crown Pokémon Card Break

SV7 — the first set with the Stellar type. Terapagos ex SIR can hit $80–200+, and the new Stellar slot makes every break here unique.

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What Is Stellar Crown?

Stellar Crown (SV7) released September 2024 and introduced the Stellar type to the Pokémon TCG — the first new type added to the game in years. Terapagos ex, the box mascot, is a Stellar-type Pokémon with some of the most striking SIR artwork in the SV era. The set has 175+ cards including Secret Rares and ACE SPEC cards.

⭐ The Stellar Type — A New Break Slot

Stellar-type Tera Pokémon ex are unique: they're not Fire, Water, or Grass — they occupy their own Stellar slot in breaks. Terapagos ex SIR (#175+) is the chase, worth $80–200+ raw. This means smart break hosts add a dedicated Stellar slot to their lineup.

Stellar Crown Type Slot Tier List

TypeTierKey PullEst. Value
✨ StellarS+Terapagos ex SIR$80–200+
🔮 PsychicSGardevoir ex SIR$40–80
🌊 WaterSGreninja ex SIR$35–70
🌿 GrassAShaymin ex IR$25–50
🔥 FireAEntei ex IR$20–40
⚡ LightningBRaikou ex IR$15–30
💪 FightingBRegirock ex$10–20
🌑 DarkBWeavile ex IR$10–20
🌈 ColorlessCRegigigas ex$6–15

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Stellar type in Pokémon cards?

Stellar is a brand-new type introduced in SV7. Tera Pokémon ex with Stellar-type classification get their own break slot and can be extremely valuable — Terapagos ex SIR leads at $80–200+.

Is the Stellar slot worth buying?

Yes — Terapagos ex SIR has a small number of copies in circulation and strong collector demand, giving Stellar S+ tier status in Stellar Crown breaks.

How many packs are typically opened in a Stellar Crown break?

Most breaks use one booster box (36 packs) or an ETB (9 packs). A full booster box typically yields 1–2 SIRs plus multiple IRs and ex cards.

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