Limited Pack World Championship 2026 two months in: the box lost two thirds, the 2025 pack is at its high

Limited Pack World Championship 2026 came out on August 29, 2026. Ten weeks later its box trades at $22.65, a third of the first price we recorded in July. The 2025 edition went the other way this year: its box is at $42.90, near its high, and 60 of its 84 singles with a 2026 history are at or above their January price.

All prices below come from TCGIndex's card pages (TCGplayer market price, US dollars, Near Mint or sealed), read on November 9, 2026: each one is the latest point of the card's own daily price history. Our history of the 2025 pack starts on January 22, 2026, five months after its release, so the two editions are compared on what we saw, not on the same days of their lives.

The 2026 box: two thirds gone, and a floor since late September

• July 4: $69.98, the first price we recorded.
• August 29, release day: $44.63.
• September 17: $17.76, the low, after a drop from $30.41 to $19.07 between September 13 and 14.
• September 23: $28.50, a rebound within a week.
• November 9: $22.65, 68 % under the first price and 49 % under release day.

The 2026 box has lost only $1.05 since October 15 ($23.70). The single pack went from $5.99 on August 15 to $4.16 on November 1.

The 2026 singles: 86 of 88 below their first price

88 cards of the set have at least four days of prices. 86 of them are below their first price, by a median 67 %. The dearest:

• Monster Reborn (Emblazoned), Starlight Rare: $350.00 on September 4, $163.00 now (-53 %). It is still the card of the set, and it has not stopped sliding: $198.47 on October 22.
• Monster Reborn (Emblazoned Secret Rare): $149.99 on August 31, $15.22 now (-90 %), the steepest fall among the dear cards. Same card, a different rarity: the Starlight is worth ten Secrets today.
• Ame no Murakumo no Mitsurugi (Emblazoned Alternate Art): $79.98 to $25.32 (-68 %).
• Dracotail Faimena (Emblazoned Alternate Art): $36.68 to $16.16 (-56 %).
• K9-17 "Ripper" (Emblazoned Alternate Art): $64.27 to $15.97 (-75 %).

Some cheap Secret Rares held better: Radiant Typhoon Mandate (Emblazoned Secret Rare) $4.99 to $4.05 (-19 %), Lunalight Silver Hound (Emblazoned Secret Rare) $5.05 to $3.98 (-21 %).

The 2025 edition this year: up, slowly

The 2025 box was $32.08 on January 22 and $42.90 on November 4 (+34 %), 7 cents under its high of the year. Of its 84 singles with a 2026 history, 60 are at or above their January price and 24 below; the median card is up 25 %.

• Exodia the Forbidden One (ESR): $652.05 in January, $761.34 in July, $696.66 on October 30.
• Exodia the Forbidden One (EUR): $58.40 to $86.88 (+49 %).
• Maiden of White (ESR): $5.28 to $14.38 (+172 %). Azamina Ilia Silvia (ESR): $3.35 to $11.59. Ryzeal Detonator (ESR): $3.05 to $8.36.
• The fallers: Blue-Eyes Tyrant Dragon (ESR) $8.81 to $3.90, Legendary Fire King Ponix $7.11 to $3.14.

The rise is uneven: several cards nearly tripled while the box gained a third, and Blue-Eyes Tyrant Dragon and the Fire King lost more than half. One year of one earlier edition is a single comparison: read it as history, not a forecast for the 2026 pack.

What we watch next

• The 2026 box floor: between $22.65 and $23.70 for three and a half weeks. The 2025 box was cheaper than that in January and is above it today.
• Monster Reborn (Starlight): down every week since September. It is the one card that decides the set's value; the next 30 days of it say more than the rest of the list.
• Whether a 2026 card breaks away: in 2025 the cards that rose did it on their own, months after release. In 2026, 86 of 88 are still below their first price.

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