Crown Zenith in June 2024

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Our monthly Pokémon TCG Value Watch series is tracking the Crown Zenith special set, which concludes the Galarian Era in June 2024.

The Pokémon Trading Card Game is an ever-changing and unpredictable market. Over the last two years we have seen a renewed interest in the hobby due to a number of factors, including the 25th anniversary, strong sword and shield-era sets with stunning alternate arts, influencers, box breaks, COVID-19 lockdown making people find new hobbies, and more. For a while, sets and cards that were readily available quickly became hard to find. Now that the hype is dying down, let’s see where modern sets stand. Each month I will publish an installment of this series, Pokémon Trading Card Game Value Watch. This series is not financial advice, but a way to help collectors understand the evolution of a card’s availability so that Pokémon Trading Card Game Completists like me know when to strike. Today we want to see how the cards from Pokémon Trading Card Game: Crown Zenithwhich came out in January 2023, will now do so in June 2024.

Here are the cards with the highest value of Pokémon Trading Card Game: Crown Zenith with the market values ​​observed on TCGPlayer at the time of writing:

1. Elesas Sparkle, full image 147/159: $17.32
2. Pikachu Secret Rare 160/159: $12.77
3. Friends in Sinnoh, full figure 149/159: $5.46
4. Charizard VSTAR 019/159: $5.15
5. Friends in Hisui, full art, 148/159: $5.09

The main attraction of Crown Zenith is the Galarian Gallery subset, which consists of Illustration Rares and Special Illustration Rares. Let’s take a look at the highest value cards in this subset:

1. Giratina VSTAR Gold Secret Rare GG69/GG70: $117.78
2. Arceus VSTAR Gold Secret Rare GG70/GG70: $73.22
3. Mewtwo VSTAR Special Illustration Rare GG44/GG70: $64.73
4. Original Form Dialga VSTAR Gold Secret Rare GG68/GG70: $52.87
5. Original form Palkia VSTAR Gold Secret Rare GG67/GG70: $50.11
6. Leafeon VSTAR Special Illustration Rare GG35/GG70: $33.17
7. Glaceon VSTAR Special Illustration Rare GG40/GG70: $28.48
8. Suicune V Special Illustration Rare GG38/GG70: $23.23
9. Entei V Special Illustration Rare GG36/GG70: $22.61
10. Raikou V Special Illustration Rare GG41/GG70: $20.88
11. Darkrai VSTAR Special Illustration Rare GG50/GG70: $17.33
12. Deoxys VMAX, special illustration, rare, GG45/GG70: $16.43
13. Irida Special Illustration Rare Trainer Supporter GG63/GG70: $15.77
14. Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR Special Illustration Rare GG56/GG70: $15.55
15. Deoxys VSTAR Special Illustration Rare GG46/GG70: $13.08

While the availability of special sets like this one, released in branded products rather than booster boxes, generally lowers the value of individual cards (see the other sword and shield-Era special sets, Brilliant destinies And Pokémon GO), we see growth in Galarian Gallery cards here. However, not to the extent that we saw with Alternate Art cards from the main series sets. However, every single Galarian Gallery card that ranked in the top 15 cards of the above set has increased in value since our last report in May 2024.

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