Delta Reign SIR Prices: Aarune Plunges to $12.88, Mega Golurk ex Sits at $43.99, and I Am Waiting

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FOUR OF SIX DELTA REIGN SIR CARDS SELL FOR LESS THAN A BOOSTER BUNDLE ON RELEASE DAY, AND TWO OF THE PRICES REST ON ONE SALE

TL;DR: Delta Reign has six Special Illustration Rares, not four. On release day Aarune 139/103 reads $12.88 and Mega Golurk ex 137/103 reads $43.99 on TCGplayer, and four of the six sit under a $52.33 Booster Bundle. My call: WAIT to buy any of them, SELL your pulls into release week. Data as of November 6, 2026.

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Release Day Prices for All Six SIRs

• Aarune 139/103 SIR: $12.88 TCGplayer Near Mint Market Price, November 6, 2026, on 17 Near Mint sales since November 2 ($11.01 to $19.80).
• Mega Golisopod ex 135/103 SIR: $23.24 TCGplayer Near Mint, November 6, 2026, on 6 sales ($18.00 to $28.50).
• Mega Golurk ex 137/103 SIR: $43.99 TCGplayer Near Mint Market Price, November 6, 2026, on 2 sales ($49.99 on November 4, $37.99 on November 5).
• Zinnia’s Trust 140/103 SIR: $46.86 TCGplayer Near Mint, November 6, 2026, on 4 sales (one at $74.94 on November 2, three at $36.02 to $38.99 on November 6).
• Raikou ex 136/103 SIR: $69.95 TCGplayer Near Mint, November 6, 2026, on 5 sales, one of them at $2.00. Last eBay sale $113.10, November 6.
• Mega Rayquaza ex 138/103 SIR: $378.53 TCGplayer Near Mint Market Price, November 6, 2026, on 13 sales since November 3. It read $397.94 on November 4.
• Delta Reign Booster Bundle: $52.33 TCGplayer Market Price, November 6, 2026, after 89 sold on November 5.

Delta Reign SIR prices landed on release day, and the cheap end of the set is already cheap. Mega Evolution: Delta Reign released Friday, November 6, 2026. Aarune 139/103, a Special Illustration Rare, reads $12.88 Near Mint on TCGplayer today. Mega Golurk ex 137/103 SIR reads $43.99.

Here is my position up front. A $12 SIR is a binder card, not an investment. I am not buying any Delta Reign SIR this weekend, and if you pulled one, I would sell it into release week demand. Every Mega chase card we tracked this year fell after release, and the cheap SIRs from the last two sets show exactly how.

The Set Has Six SIRs, Not Four

The early price lists going around count four SIRs. The set has six. The full English card list runs Special Illustration Rares from 135 to 140: Mega Golisopod ex, Raikou ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Rayquaza ex, Aarune and Zinnia’s Trust. Card 141/103 is the gold Mega Rayquaza ex Mega Hyper Rare, and it has no Near Mint sale on TCGplayer yet.

The two those lists left out matter. Mega Golisopod ex 135 reads $23.24 on six Near Mint sales, the second cheapest SIR in the set. Raikou ex 136 is the second most expensive, but its TCGplayer reading of $69.95 is broken… one of its five sales today went for $2.00. On eBay it has sold 21 times since October 25, most recently for $113.10 on November 6, so treat $69.95 as noise until the bad row rolls off.

Four of Six Sell for Less Than a Booster Bundle

The Booster Bundle reads $52.33 on TCGplayer on November 6, 2026, and buyers took 89 of them on November 5. Four SIRs already sit under it: Aarune at $12.88, Mega Golisopod ex at $23.24, Mega Golurk ex at $43.99 and Zinnia’s Trust at $46.86. The early chatter said two. It is four.

That is what the cheap end of a 2026 set looks like on day one. You can open a bundle hoping for an SIR, or you can buy the SIR itself for less than the bundle. For four of these six cards, the single is the cheaper way in, and that tells you how much supply the market expects.

Only two cards in the set hold real value today. Mega Rayquaza ex 138 at $378.53 and Raikou ex 136 at about $113 on eBay carry the set. The other four are pulls you will see in a lot of binders by Christmas.

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Two of the Early Prices Rest on One Sale

Count the sales before you trust a release day price. The $49.99 that Mega Golurk ex 137 showed on November 4 was ONE sale. The next copy sold for $37.99 on November 5, and that is the whole Near Mint record on TCGplayer as of November 6. On eBay the card sold for $47.99, $48.00 and $49.94 around October 31 and November 1, then for $35.00, $30.00 and $18.50 on November 5 and 6.

Zinnia’s Trust 140 is the same story. Its $74.94 reading came from a single sale on November 2. The next three Near Mint copies sold for $36.02 to $38.99 on release day, and the Market Price already sits at $46.86. Two sales, four sales… that is a guess with a dollar sign on it, not a market.

Aarune is the one with real tape, and the tape is ugly. It sold seven times on eBay from October 27 to November 1 for $19.99 to $31.29, a median of $27.99, per PriceCharting and its eBay sold log. On TCGplayer it has sold 17 Near Mint copies since November 2 and reads $12.88. That is down 54.0 percent from the prerelease median in about a week.

Where do Delta Reign SIR prices go after release week?

Down, slowly, if the last two sets are any guide. I pulled the two cheapest SIRs of Chaos Rising (released May 22, 2026) and Pitch Black (released July 17, 2026) and lined up their weekly TCGplayer Near Mint closes.

Roxie’s Performance 121/086 SIR read $38.00 in release week, the week of May 18. Four weeks in, the week of June 8, it read $35.07, down 7.7 percent. It reads $14.77 on November 6, 2026, down 61.1 percent from release week. AZ’s Tranquility 120/086 SIR went $48.25 to $39.75 in the same four weeks, and it reads $18.36 now, down 61.9 percent.

Pitch Black ran the same play. Gladion’s Final Battle 118/084 SIR read $31.36 in release week (week of July 13) and $31.70 four weeks later. It closed the week of November 2 at $20.33, down 35.2 percent. Gwynn 119/084 SIR went $40.33 to $40.38 over the first four weeks and closed at $23.95 the week of November 2, down 40.6 percent.

Here is the part nobody is printing: none of the four crashed in month one, they bled for months instead. Release week sold within 6 percent of the best weekly close any of them ever printed, and three of the four never closed above their week four price again. If you pulled a cheap SIR, release week was the best week to sell it. That is why I would sell Delta Reign pulls now.

The one that broke the pattern is a warning, not a reason to buy. Gladion’s Final Battle closed higher two weeks in a row in August and hit $33.23 the week of August 10. Then it fell 38.8 percent to $20.33. Two higher weeks can lie, and I will come back to that in the call.

Mega Rayquaza ex 138 Is Still a Wait

The chase card does not change the read. Mega Rayquaza ex 138/103 SIR read $397.94 on TCGplayer on November 4 on five sales, and $378.53 on November 6, with today’s four Near Mint sales at $297.00 to $339.99. On eBay it sold for $700.00 and $715.61 on October 26 and 27, then $377.29 to $530.00 on November 1 and 2.

We called a WAIT on this card in our Mega Rayquaza ex Delta Reign call on October 23, when English numbers were not even official. Now they are: 138/103 is the SIR and 141/103 is the Mega Hyper Rare. Every Mega headliner we tracked in that piece, English SIR and gold alike, was lower five weeks after its first full week. I expect Mega Rayquaza ex to follow, and it is already selling under its November 4 price.

A Delta Reign SIR Under $25 Is a Binder Card

I like Aarune’s art. I would put it in a binder for $12.88 and never think about it again. What I would not do is buy ten of them as an investment, and the same goes for Mega Golisopod ex 135 at $23.24. Roxie’s Performance and AZ’s Tranquility both started higher than these two and both lost about 61 percent.

The concession: thin tape cuts both ways. Mega Golurk ex has two Near Mint sales and Zinnia’s Trust has four, so a handful of buyers could push either card higher next week. That still is not a reason to chase. If the price is real, it will show up in the weekly closes, and you can buy it then. Stay away from paying day one prices for a Delta Reign SIR that has sold twice.

Which Delta Reign SIR did you pull, and are you selling it this weekend or holding it? Tell me in the comments what you got for it.

More buy guides and calls live in our Investment Guides coverage.

I Am Waiting on Every Delta Reign SIR and Selling My Pulls Into Release Week

My position: WAIT to buy any of the six, SELL pulls into release week demand, and AVOID Aarune 139 and Mega Golisopod ex 135 as investments. Buy those two only as binder cards at or under today’s TCGplayer Near Mint price. My horizon is mid 2027 for this set. Delta Reign prints in waves, and I expect every one of these to sit lower when the second wave lands.

The WAIT ends early for a card on two straight higher weekly TCGplayer Near Mint closes counted from the week of November 9, 2026, so the earliest is the close of the week of November 23. That is the same trigger we set on Mega Rayquaza ex in October. The risk is the Gladion lesson: two higher weeks fired once in our comp and the card still fell 38.8 percent. So when it fires, buy one copy, not ten. Tell us what you pulled on our Facebook page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Special Illustration Rares are in Delta Reign?

Six, numbered 135 to 140: Mega Golisopod ex, Raikou ex, Mega Golurk ex, Mega Rayquaza ex, Aarune and Zinnia’s Trust. Card 141 is the Mega Rayquaza ex Mega Hyper Rare. On November 6, 2026 their TCGplayer Near Mint prices ran from $12.88 (Aarune) to $378.53 (Mega Rayquaza ex).

Should I sell the Delta Reign SIR I pulled this weekend?

That is my call. In Chaos Rising and Pitch Black, the two cheapest SIRs of each set sold in release week within 6 percent of the best weekly price they ever printed on TCGplayer, and all four sit 35 to 62 percent lower as of November 2026. Release week demand is the exit.