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Neo Destiny card prices and card list

Released February 28, 2002113 cards tracked
Set Value
$10,31430% concentrated
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Value History90 days

Neo Destiny card list: every card with prices

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61
EXP.ALL
$6.68-3.25%
Buy
62
Porygon
$6.18-2.06%
Buy
63
Thought Wave Machine (Rocket's Secret Machine)
$5.89+4.25%
Buy
64
Dark Wigglytuff
$5.57-1.24%
Buy
65
Unown [C]
$5.26-1.50%
Buy
66
Unown [W]
$4.70-0.84%
Buy
67
Dark Ariados
$4.63+1.98%
Buy
68
Light Venomoth
$4.35+0.83%
Buy
69
Girafarig
$4.34+6.04%
Buy
70
Growlithe
$4.17-2.43%
Buy
71
Slugma
$4.15-12.26%
Buy
72
Ledyba
$4.11+4.05%
Buy
73
Radio Tower
$3.57+2.59%
Buy
74
Pokemon Personality Test
$3.54+4.12%
Buy
75
Dark Flaaffy
$3.46+1.47%
Buy
76
Dark Pupitar
$3.40+2.32%
Buy
77
Unown [P]
$3.24-2.70%
Buy
78
Impostor Professor Oak's Invention
$3.09+0.98%
Buy
79
Dark Octillery
$2.91+0.34%
Buy
80
Cyndaquil
$2.81+0.93%
Buy
81
Energy Amplifier
$2.58+1.98%
Buy
82
Hitmonchan
$2.31+5.97%
Buy
83
Dark Forretress
$2.27-2.58%
Buy
84
Dark Quilava
$2.24-3.03%
Buy
85
Lucky Stadium
$2.21+2.31%
Buy
86
Light Dewgong
$1.88+2.17%
Buy
87
Vulpix
$1.87-6.50%
Buy
88
Phanpy
$1.720.00%
Buy
89
Dark Magcargo
$1.53-3.16%
Buy
90
Magnifier
$1.450.00%
Buy

Neo Destiny release date and set details

Neo Destiny is a Pokémon set released on February 28, 2002, currently valued at $10,314 in total market value across its singles. 113 cards are tracked, with sealed products listed separately.

The most valuable card in Neo Destiny is Shining Charizard at $1,322.73, followed by Shining Tyranitar ($612.50) and Shining Mewtwo ($508.75). Together, the top 3 cards represent 24% of the set's total value.

Market data updated daily. Prices reflect Near Mint condition from major marketplaces. Track Neo Destiny value history, top cards, and market trends on TCGIndex.

Pokémon sets released around the same time

Best of Promose-Reader Sample CardsLegendary CollectionNeo RevelationSouthern IslandsNeo Discovery

Other Pokémon sets

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Neo Destiny FAQ

What are the chase cards in Neo Destiny?
The Neo Destiny chase cards right now are Shining Charizard ($1,323), Shining Tyranitar ($612.50), Shining Mewtwo ($508.75), Shining Raichu ($313.19), Shining Kabutops ($241.58). These are the top rarities of the set ranked by live market price; the full list is on this page and updates daily.
What is the most expensive Neo Destiny card?
The most expensive Neo Destiny card is Shining Charizard, trading around $1,323, ahead of Shining Tyranitar at $612.50. The top 10 is listed above and the full ranking by price is the card list on this page.
How much is a Neo Destiny sealed product worth?
Neo Destiny Theme Deck - "Light" trades around $312.25 sealed on the secondary market, up +8.8% over 30 days. Every Neo Destiny sealed product TCGIndex tracks is listed on this page with its own price history.
When was Neo Destiny released?
Neo Destiny (Pokémon) was released on February 28, 2002. TCGIndex tracks 113 cards from the set with daily prices since then.
How much is the Neo Destiny set worth?
The full Neo Destiny set in Pokémon is worth around $10,314 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its singles.
How many cards are in Neo Destiny?
TCGIndex tracks 113 Neo Destiny cards with a market price, plus 1 sealed products. Promo and secret cards are included when they trade.
Is Neo Destiny worth collecting?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $10,314, with Shining Charizard carrying the top price. Set value moves with reprints, rotation and the chase cards, so look at the trend and your own timeframe before you buy in.