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Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game Price Guide

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

Darkrai card art
Falinks card art
Tyranitar V card art
$15.00most valuable: Tyranitar V (#31)
$18240 of 53 cards priced
Tyranitar V (#31) is the most valuable Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game card at $15.00.

What is the most valuable Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game card?

Tyranitar V (#31) is the most valuable Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game card at $15.00. It is ahead of Falinks (#30) at $10.00, with Darkrai (#34) third at $10.00. None of the 10 most valuable cards is a secret rare.

The next most valuable Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game cards

Numbers 5 to 12 by today’s price. The 10 most valuable cards together make up 44% of what the whole set costs.

How are Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game prices moving?

Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game 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 Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game?

The 40 Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game cards with a price cost about $182 as singles, out of 53 in the master set. Since Oct 11 it is down 1.3%.

Oct 11Oct 14
Cost of the Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game master set, Oct 11 to Oct 14

All Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game card prices

Every Sword & Shield Family Pokémon Card Game card with a price, most valuable first.

#CardRarityPrice7 days
1Tyranitar V #31$15.00–
2Falinks #30$10.00–
3Darkrai #34$10.00–
4Snorlax #38$9.80–
5Sharpedo #33$8.75–
6Greninja V #14$6.65–
7Pikachu V #19$5.40–
8Ninetales #8$5.30–
9Phantump #1$5.00–
10Sizzlipede #11$5.00–
11Centiskorch #12$5.00–
12Arrokuda #17$5.00–
13Luxio #21$5.00–
14Luxray #22$5.00–
15Mankey #25$5.00–
16Lucario V #27$5.00–
17Morpeko #24$4.85–
18Drednaw #16$4.70–
19Chewtle #15$4.55–
20Eevee #37$4.50–
21Clobbopus #28$3.80–
22Trevenant #2$3.75–
23Shinx #20$3.75–
24Carvanha #32$3.75–
25Qwilfish #13$3.65–
26Zeraora #23$3.40–
27Zorua #35$3.30–
28Victini #9$3.20–
29Barraskewda #18$3.00–
30Eldegoss #4$3.00–
31Crushing Hammer #41$3.00–
32Zarude #6$2.75–
33Grapploct #29$2.70–
34Appletun V #5$1.90–
35Vulpix #7$1.70–
36Cook #46$1.50–
37Boss's Orders #51$1.50–
38Cinderace V #10$1.40–
39Gossifleur #3$0.95–
40Leon #49$0.75–

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.

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