Price guide

Dragon Blade Price Guide

The most valuable cards, this week’s movers and every card price, updated daily

Garchomp card art
Magmortar card art
Serperior card art
$160most valuable: Serperior (#54)
$1,09952 of 55 cards priced
Serperior (#54) is the most valuable Dragon Blade card at $160.

What is the most valuable Dragon Blade card?

Serperior (#54) is the most valuable Dragon Blade card at $160. It is ahead of Magmortar (#8) at $82.50, with Garchomp (#40) third at $20.00. None of the 10 most valuable cards is a secret rare. Not counted until their prices agree: Rayquaza-EX (#53), $500 on TCGplayer but $152 on Cardmarket; Ho-Oh-EX (#51), $200 on TCGplayer but $44.80 on Cardmarket.

The next most valuable Dragon Blade cards

Numbers 5 to 12 by today’s price. The 10 most valuable cards together make up 30% of what the whole set costs.

How are Dragon Blade prices moving?

Dragon Blade has less than a week of prices, so weekly changes start once it has seven days of history.

How much does it cost to complete Dragon Blade?

The 52 Dragon Blade cards with a price cost about $1,099 as singles, out of 55 in the master set. Since Oct 11 it is down 0.1%.

Oct 11Oct 14
Cost of the Dragon Blade master set, Oct 11 to Oct 14

All Dragon Blade card prices

Every Dragon Blade card with a price, most valuable first.

#CardRarityPrice7 days
1Serperior #54Ultra Rare$160–
2Magmortar #8Uncommon$82.50–
3Garchomp #40Rare$20.00–
4Milotic #11Rare$19.40–
5Electrike #15Common$12.00–
6Rayquaza-EX #37Rare$9.00–
7Slaking #43Rare$7.00–
8Ho-Oh-EX #9Rare$6.00–
9Altaria #36Rare$5.30–
10Gothita #19Common$4.95–
11Registeel-EX #34Rare$4.50–
12Gothorita #20Uncommon$4.00–
13Gigalith #29Rare$4.00–
14Swablu #44Common$4.00–
15Manectric #16Uncommon$3.50–
16Golurk #23Rare$3.00–
17Probopass #35Uncommon$3.00–
18Blend Energy WLFM #50Uncommon$3.00–
19Emolga #17Common$2.85–
20Bouffalant #45Rare$2.50–
21Giant Cape #49Uncommon$2.40–
22Shedinja #18Uncommon$2.25–
23Throh #30Common$2.00–
24Skuntank #33Uncommon$2.00–
25Nincada #4Common$2.00–
26Slakoth #41Common$2.00–
27Ninjask #5Uncommon$2.00–
28Gothitelle #21Uncommon$1.75–
29Marowak #25Uncommon$1.75–
30Spheal #12Common$1.65–
31Vigoroth #42Common$1.60–
32Jumpluff #3Uncommon$1.50–
33Gabite #39Uncommon$1.50–
34Sealeo #13Common$1.25–
35Sawk #31Common$1.05–
36Stunky #32Common$1.05–
37Feebas #10Common$1.00–
38Walrein #14Uncommon$1.00–
39Gible #38Common$1.00–
40Skiploom #2Common$0.99–
41Nosepass #26Common$0.99–
42Boldore #28Common$0.99–
43Tool Scrapper #48Uncommon$0.99–
44Maractus #6Common$0.99–
45Braviary #47Uncommon$0.75–
46Golett #22Common$0.70–
47Hoppip #1Common$0.50–
48Rufflet #46Common$0.45–
49Magmar #7Common$0.35–
50Roggenrola #27Common$0.23–

Where do these prices come from?

Prices are TCGplayer’s, based on sales, and update every day. The weekly change compares today’s price with the price seven days earlier. A card worth $20 or more whose TCGplayer and Cardmarket prices are more than double apart is left out until its prices agree. This week that is 2 cards of the 52.

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