Top 10 most expensive cards in Pokémon TCG Destined Rivals

Pokémon Trading Card Game Destined Rivals is here, bringing with it more trainer cards and things to overtake the metagame and to raid our wallets of cash to get some of the best ones around.

If you are like me and love to either have bling decks of the best rarities, or looking to collect a Masters Set of every card available from this expansion, it might be worth looking into how much it would cost you, with some of the biggest cards’ prices fluctuating all the time. Like with most card games, opening packs is a gamble, so gamble at your own risk.

Below, we’ve listed the top 10 expensive cards in the expansion, but don’t expect these prices to stay the same for long. They can rise or fall depending on scarcity, especially in the week of launch.

Top 10 Destined Rivals cards worth money

Pokémon TCG Destined Rivals in the US and Europe drops May 29, and with it, there are over 100 cards to find, including new trainer cards. It’s another sought-after set, with scalpers taking advantage of the hype to hoover up a lot of cards, which has led to inflated prices—which sucks.

To get the prices in this article, we looked over multiple price websites, including TCGPlayer, eBay, Price Charting, and more, to get a comprehensive price guide based on pre-release sales data. The prices and cards will be updated should any major price shifts occur.

Note, a lot of the pictures for these cards are currently unavailable. We will update this article when good-quality images of the cards are available.

10. Rotom

9. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex

8. Team Rocket’s Meowth

7. Team Rocket’s Giovanni

6. Misty’s Lapras

5. Misty’s Psyduck

4. Ethan’s Adventure

3. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex

2. Team Rocket’s Crobat ex

1. Ethan’s Ho-Oh ex