Hyperia City most expensive cards: four days in, the Enchanteds are already sliding

Hyperia City came out on October 16. Four days in, the price list already tells a story, and it is not the one the preorder weeks were telling. Here is what the singles trade at today, and how that compares with the five Lorcana sets before it.

All prices below are TCGplayer market prices in US dollars, read on our set pages on October 20, 2026.

The top ten today

Read the zeros with care. A card that sits at a round number with no move in a week, like Cinderella at $850 or Rapunzel at $200, usually means very few sales so far, not a stable price. The cards that do trade are mostly sliding: Marie lost a third of her price in a week, Hector Rivera's Enchanted is down 23.7% to $125.24, Ariel down 11%.

Below the Enchanteds, the floor drops fast

The gap between the 18th and the 19th card is the whole set in one line. Un Poco Loco (Enchanted) trades at $73.48. The next card, Shere Khan, Khan Industries CEO, the most expensive Legendary, is at $21.26, down 10.8% in a week.

The Legendaries and Epics are where the opening rush is cooling hardest:

• Hector Rivera, Worldwide Sensation (Legendary): $5.96, down 33.7%
• Judy Hopps, Always Vigilant (Epic): $5.68, down 32.8%
• Toulouse, Rough and Tumble (Epic): $8.19, down 25.2%
• Ariel, Collector of Oddities (Legendary): $6.97, down 22.2%

On the sealed side, the Illumineer's Trove is at $87.82, down 13.6% in a week, and the Prerelease Box at $47.50. If you are building a deck rather than a binder, waiting a few weeks is paying off so far.

Against the last five sets

The useful comparison is the top Enchanted and the tenth entry of each set's price list, since those are what a pack opener can realistically hit.

Four days in, Hyperia City's Enchanted ladder already sits about where Attack of the Vine's sits three months after release, and above Wilds Unknown's five months on. That is not a cheap set yet. If the slide of the first week continues, it lands in the same range as its two predecessors; if it stops here, it is the deepest Enchanted lineup since Winterspell.

The other difference is at the very top. In each of those five sets, two Iconics lead the list on our pages, between $1,066 (Hades, Whispers in the Well) and $3,875 (Mickey Mouse, Fabled). Hyperia City has one Iconic with a price so far, Cinderella at $850, a price that has not moved in a week. It is the number to watch over the next month.

What we will watch

• Whether Marie and Hector Rivera's Enchanteds stop falling once the first wave of openings is listed.
• Cinderella's first real sales.
• The Legendaries and Epics, where the first week's drops were steepest.

Every card in the set, with its price updated each night, is on the Hyperia City set page. We will come back to these same cards a month after release.