Updated Oct 1, 2026Track this set- Cards priced
- 120 / 120
- Median card
- $8.99£6.77€7.92
- 7 day change
- +3.6%
What collecting it costs
- Numbered set117 cards
- $2,741.08£2,063.06€2,413.99
- Full set120 cards, with secret rares
- $3,666.14£2,759.31€3,228.66
- Master set222 printings
- $5,278.89£3,973.14€4,648.96
- Grand master set239 printings, adds 2 promos, 12 other versions and 3 stamped and optional
- $5,698.76£4,289.15€5,018.72
Current card prices from completed TCGplayer sales. Select a card for its condition and graded prices.
Other versions of these cards
12 more versions of Rising Rivals cards that TCGplayer lists under another set: Cosmos Holo copies from collection boxes and blisters, theme deck copies, and the Prize Pack, league and staff stamps.
Not sold on TCGplayer
3 more Rising Rivals cards TCGplayer has never listed: stamped judge, staff, league and professor copies, and the store exclusives. There is no daily market behind them, so the price is what copies last sold for.
Over three years, the median Rising Rivals card moved +98.4%, with 85.6% of 118 tracked cards rising. Compare set trends.
What Rising Rivals is worth today
The set carries $4.7k£3.6k€4.2k of tracked value across 120 priced cards, and Snorlax Lv.X accounts for 12.6% of it on its own. That concentration is the normal shape of a Pokemon set: a handful of chase cards hold almost all the money, 3 of them secret or illustration rares, and the median card sits at $8.99£6.77€7.92.
If you are pulling this set, the cards worth sleeving are the ones at the top of the list. Everything below the top twenty trades for less than the cost of shipping it, so bulk it and move on.






















![Snorlax [Pokemon League Holo], Rising Rivals](/grails/6124822.jpg)


![Flareon [Cracked Ice], Rising Rivals](/grails/5834256.jpg)










![Gliscor [Cracked Ice], Rising Rivals](/grails/9778257.jpg)





















































































