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Ancient Mew Card Value

A promo card from 2000, given to moviegoers with Pokémon: The Movie 2000. It has no set symbol and no collector number — and its value depends on which of the three versions you have.

Ancient Mew Pokémon promo card from Pokémon: The Movie 2000
  • Set: Pokémon Promo (The Movie 2000)
  • Number: none printed
  • Released: 2000

What's it worth?

The English version averages $111 ungraded and $3,000 in PSA 10. The Japanese version averages $117 ungraded and $4,189 in PSA 10. The "Nintedo" error averages $305 ungraded and $5,668 in PSA 10 (PriceCharting, October 25, 2026). Check today's live price below.

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Recent sale prices

Average of recent sales, from PriceCharting, October 25, 2026.

VersionConditionAverage price
EnglishUngraded (raw)$111
EnglishPSA 10$3,000
JapaneseUngraded (raw)$117
JapanesePSA 10$4,189
"Nintedo" errorUngraded (raw)$305
"Nintedo" errorPSA 10$5,668

Sources: PriceCharting — Ancient Mew (English) · PriceCharting — Ancient Mew (Japanese) · PriceCharting — Ancient Mew ("Nintedo" error). Prices change often — check today's price above for the live number.

How to tell if you have this card

  • A gold-outlined Mew, with ancient-looking glyphs instead of normal card text — and no set symbol and no collector number anywhere on the card.
  • English copies list Wizards in the copyright line at the bottom of the card.
  • A copyright line misspelled "Nintedo" marks the error version — the rarest of the three, and the one that sells for the most.

What changes the price

Condition

These promos were handed out at movie theaters in 2000, so many were carried off loosely and played with. Surface scratches, edge wear, and centering decide whether the card grades at all.

Professional grading

PSA, Beckett (BGS), and CGC seal the card in a slab and score it 1 to 10. A PSA 10 copy averages $3,000 (English), $4,189 (Japanese), or $5,668 ("Nintedo" error) — many times the ungraded price.

Which version you have

The copyright line at the bottom is the value switch: Wizards means English, a Japanese copyright means the Japanese version, and the misspelled "Nintedo" line marks the error version worth the most.

Ancient Mew price FAQ

How much is an Ancient Mew card worth?
As of October 25, 2026, recent sales average about $111 for an ungraded English copy and $3,000 for a PSA 10, according to PriceCharting. The Japanese version averages about $117 ungraded and $4,189 in PSA 10, and the "Nintedo" error version about $305 ungraded and $5,668 in PSA 10. Tap a check button above for a live range with sources.
How can I tell which Ancient Mew I have?
Every Ancient Mew shows a gold-outlined Mew with ancient-looking glyphs instead of normal card text, and no set symbol or collector number. English copies list Wizards in the copyright line at the bottom. A copyright line misspelled "Nintedo" marks the error version, which sells for the most.

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