Description
Buy the Chinese Pikachu 172 ACE 10 from Obsidia TCG and own a top-grade copy of one of the Simplified Chinese exclusive Pikachu cards. It’s card 172/151 from Collect 151 (收集啦151), the Chinese version of the 151 set, and comes from the Scare (惊) wave released on 18 July 2025. Our listing refers to this wave as the Gengar 151C edition.
What’s in the Chinese Pikachu 172 ACE 10 Listing
- 1 Pikachu 172/151 AR (illustration rare) card in Simplified Chinese
- Graded ACE 10 Gem Mint
- Sealed in an Ace Grading slab with its label
The card you receive is the graded copy shown in our photos.
A Chinese-Exclusive Pikachu
Collect 151 was released in four Simplified Chinese waves during 2025: Journey, Hope, Scare and Gather. Each wave has its own Pikachu illustration rare, numbered 170 to 173, and all four were drawn by Oswaldo KATO and are exclusive to the Chinese release, according to Bulbapedia’s Collect 151 page. Card 172 is the Scare print, so you won’t find it in English or Japanese 151. Collectors often try to line up all four Pikachu cards side by side.
About ACE Grading
Ace Grading is a card grading company registered in England and Wales. It offers free subgrades for corners, edges, surface and centring, and 10 is its Gem Mint grade, which its standard label picks out with a gold highlight. Buying a card already graded saves you the cost and wait of submitting one yourself, and the slab protects it from knocks and dust.
Display and Care
Store the slab upright in a slab box or stand, away from direct sunlight and damp. Avoid stacking slabs face to face, as the plastic can scratch, and a soft microfibre cloth keeps the case clear.
Buy the Chinese Pikachu 172 ACE 10 from Obsidia TCG
This is a single graded card, packed carefully and posted from Doncaster. Browse more Chinese Pokémon cards and the full Chinese range, or read our Pokémon 151 guide for the story of the original set.
FAQs
What grade is the Chinese Pikachu 172 ACE 10?
It’s graded 10, Gem Mint, by Ace Grading.
Which Collect 151 wave is card 172 from?
It’s from the Scare (惊) wave, released in July 2025.
