On November 6, 2026, Pokémon China releases the seventh volume of its Gem Pack series, and this time the star of the show is a Pokémon that has spent thirty years holding its head: Psyduck. Pokémon Gem Pack Vol.7, product code CBB7C, is an all-holo Simplified Chinese set of 196 cards, and it brings a brand-new Illustration Rare of Misty's Psyduck that is expected to remain exclusive to China. The display is already open for pre-order at JapHunter, with shipping from Switzerland from around mid-November.
The Gem Pack line is one of the most interesting things happening in the Pokémon TCG outside Japan. It was created specifically for the mainland Chinese market, and every volume follows the same collector-friendly idea: small boosters, holographic cards only, and artwork that you will not find in the English or Japanese card game. Vol.7 keeps that formula. Each booster contains four cards, all of them holo, and a display holds 18 boosters, which adds up to 72 holographic cards per box. In every pack, three cards carry the ● or ◆ rarity, while the fourth is always a star card, rated ★, ★★ or ★★★.
The set is built around 28 Pokémon. Each one gets seven numbered cards: its regular artwork in six different holographic finishes, plus one illustration card at the very top of the rarity scale. That is how the checklist reaches 196 cards, and it is also why completing a single Pokémon becomes a small hunt of its own. Psyduck leads the way, both on the box, where it sits on a sunny seaside terrace among flowers and golden leaves, and inside it, where its seven cards are among the most recognisable of the whole set.
The card everyone will be chasing, though, is Misty's Psyduck. Numbered 0307/07, it shows Psyduck stretched out on a blue deckchair at the beach, holding a beach ball above its head, while Misty smiles in the background in her swimsuit. The artwork is signed by Cona Nitanda and was drawn especially for this set. Current information suggests that it will stay exclusive to China, which matters a great deal: for collectors outside China, opening Gem Pack Vol.7 is the only realistic way to pull it.
Misty is not the only trainer in the lineup. The illustration cards revealed so far include Team Rocket's Meowth, Steven's Beldum, Cynthia's Roserade, N's Zorua and Lillie's Ribombee, alongside a delightful Shaymin. Since every one of the 28 Pokémon has its own illustration card in the ★★★ slot, a box offers several genuine chase cards rather than a single lottery ticket. For collectors who want a more compact opening than a large Japanese booster box, with something shiny in every single pack, that is exactly the appeal of Gem Pack.
At JapHunter, the Pokémon Gem Pack Vol.7 display comes in three formats: one box at CHF 54.90, two boxes at CHF 99.90, or three boxes at CHF 139.90, which brings the price below CHF 47 per box. Prices are in Swiss francs, parcels leave from Switzerland with Swiss Post, and customers in Switzerland have no customs formalities and no import charges to pay on delivery. That is often where a cheap foreign listing stops being cheap: once international shipping, import VAT and the carrier's handling fee are added, a box ordered from abroad can end up costing far more than its headline price. The three-box lot also goes over the CHF 100 mark, so it comes with a free random booster, as every order above that amount does.
Timing matters too. Chinese Gem Pack displays rarely stay on European shelves for long, and some shops already show Vol.7 as sold out or out of stock before the set has even launched in China. At JapHunter, pre-orders are open now, and each box is reserved with our supplier the moment you order. The set is released in China on November 6, 2026, and JapHunter expects to start shipping from Switzerland from around November 15. Because every pre-order is bought and paid for with the supplier on the day it is placed, pre-orders are firm and cannot be cancelled, and the price is the one shown on the day you order.
Collectors elsewhere in Europe are welcome as well: JapHunter delivers to 20 European countries, with shipping costs calculated according to weight and destination. And if you are building a Gem Pack shelf, Vol.7 joins earlier volumes that are still available in the shop, such as Gem Pack Vol.6 and Gem Pack Vol.5, in our selection of official Simplified Chinese Pokémon products.
More than 10,000 collectors have already ordered from JapHunter, which holds an average rating of 4.9 out of 5 from over 1,200 reviews, and every sealed display is packed with the care it deserves. If Misty's Psyduck is on your list, the simplest way to get your chance at it is to reserve your Gem Pack Vol.7 display now, then keep an eye on our other Pokémon pre-orders for the next releases.
