Grand Archive TCG market
Most valuable Grand Archive TCG cards
Right now the most valuable Grand Archive TCG card on the secondary market is Alice, Phantom Monarch (CUR) from Phantom Monarchs, sitting around $2,995. Below is the live ranking of the priciest Grand Archive TCGcards, the chase cards and most expensive singles collectors are after, refreshed every day. Open any card to see whether it's still climbing or already cooling off before you buy.
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Frequently asked questions
- What is the most valuable Grand Archive TCG card right now?
- It's Alice, Phantom Monarch (CUR) from Phantom Monarchs, trading around $2,995 on the secondary market. The full live ranking is in the table above.
- How much is the most expensive Grand Archive TCG card worth?
- The top Grand Archive TCG card currently sits around $2,995. Prices move every day, so the number on this page always reflects the latest market data.
- What are the 5 most valuable Grand Archive TCG cards?
- 1. Alice, Phantom Monarch (CUR) ($2,995); 2. Tristan, Shadowreaver (CUR) ($2,900); 3. Beseech the Winds ($2,000); 4. Tristan, Underhanded (CSR) ($1,800); 5. Merlin, Kingslayer (B) (CSR) ($1,600).
- What are the chase cards in Grand Archive TCG?
- The chase cards are the scarce, high-demand singles that carry the most value in a set. In Grand Archive TCG right now the biggest chase card is Alice, Phantom Monarch (CUR) from Phantom Monarchs, around $2,995. The full ranking of the most expensive and most-chased Grand Archive TCG cards is the live table above, updated daily.
- How often do these Grand Archive TCG prices update?
- Every day. TCGIndex pulls fresh secondary-market prices and re-ranks the list automatically, so you're never looking at stale numbers.
