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World Championship Decks card prices and card list

Released July 1, 2018490 cards tracked
Set Value
$8,5059% concentrated
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World Championship Decks card list: every card with prices

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421
Magnezone - 2011 (Gustavo Wada)
$3.38-3.70%
Buy
422
Azelf (19) - 2010 (Mychael Bryan)
$3.36-2.04%
Buy
423
Dunsparce - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez)
$3.35+2.13%
Buy
424
Dedenne GX - 2019 (Haruki Miyamoto)
$3.35+0.60%
Buy
425
Unown [G] - 2009 (Stephen Silvestro)
$3.33-7.50%
Buy
426
Iono - 2025 (Yuya Okita)
$3.32+2.05%
Buy
427
Drampa GX - 2018 (Magnus Pedersen)
$3.30-2.08%
Buy
428
Rhydon - 2005 (Michael Gonzalez)
$3.29-4.08%
Buy
429
Mew VMAX - 2022 (Andre Chiasson)
$3.28+0.92%
Buy
430
Float Stone - 2013 (Yugo Sato)
$3.280.00%
Buy
431
Smeargle - 2012 (Chase Moloney)
$3.26-1.51%
Buy
432
Medicham ex - 2005 (Curran Hill)
$3.25-3.85%
Buy
433
Special Charge - 2016 (Jesper Eriksen)
$3.24+1.57%
Buy
434
Pokemon Collector - 2011 (Ross Cawthon)
$3.23+41.05%
Buy
435
Holon's Voltorb - 2007 (Tom Roos)
$3.22-4.45%
Buy
436
Fighting Energy - 2010 (Michael Pramawat)
$3.21-4.75%
Buy
437
Junk Arm - 2012 (Chase Moloney)
$3.200.00%
Buy
438
Azelf - 2009 (David Cohen)
$3.19+57.14%
Buy
439
Blend Energy WLFM - 2014 (Haruto Kobayashi)
$3.190.00%
Buy
440
Mew V - 2022 (Andre Chiasson)
$3.18+3.25%
Buy
441
Keldeo EX - 2013 (Jason Klaczynski)
$3.18+1.60%
Buy
442
Flutter Mane - 2024 (Sakuya O.)
$3.17-2.16%
Buy
443
Dunsparce - 2004 (Reed Weichler)
$3.15+14.13%
Buy
444
Warp Point - 2006 (Miska Saari)
$3.15-1.25%
Buy
445
Dusknoir - 2008 (Jason Klaczynski)
$3.13-2.19%
Buy
446
Prinplup (58) - 2008 (Dylan Lefavour)
$3.11-0.64%
Buy
447
Mr. Briney's Compassion - 2005 (Jeremy Maron)
$3.10+33.05%
Buy
448
Darkrai EX - 2013 (Jason Klaczynski)
$3.09-4.63%
Buy
449
Xerneas EX - 2014 (Michikazu Tsuda)
$3.08+3.70%
Buy
450
Blacephalon GX - 2019 (Shintaro Ito)
$3.06+1.32%
Buy

World Championship Decks release date and set details

World Championship Decks is a Pokémon set released on July 1, 2018, currently valued at $8,505 in total market value across its singles. 490 cards are tracked, with sealed products listed separately.

The most valuable card in World Championship Decks is Mew Star (Delta Species) - 2008 (Dylan Lefavour) at $285.00, followed by Jolteon Star - 2008 (Jason Klaczynski) ($142.49) and Latias Star - 2006 (Hiroki Yano) ($126.31). Together, the top 3 cards represent 7% of the set's total value.

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

Pokémon sets released around the same time

SM - Lost ThunderMcDonald's Promos 2018Dragon MajestySM - Celestial StormSM - Forbidden LightSM Trainer Kit: Alolan Sandslash & Alolan Ninetales

Other Pokémon sets

All Pokémon sets with release dates and values

League & Championship CardsSkyridgeEX Team Rocket ReturnsMiscellaneous Cards & ProductsAquapolisPrize Pack Series Cards30th AnniversarySM - Team UpXY PromosSM PromosEX Unseen ForcesNeo DestinyEX Holon PhantomsBlack and White PromosEX Delta SpeciesJumbo CardsExpeditionEvolving SkiesWoTC PromoCall of LegendsEX DeoxysSM - Cosmic EclipseScarlet & Violet Promo CardsBase Set (Shadowless)

World Championship Decks FAQ

What are the chase cards in World Championship Decks?
The World Championship Decks chase cards right now are Mew Star (Delta Species) - 2008 (Dylan Lefavour) ($285.00), Latias Star - 2006 (Hiroki Yano) ($126.31), Lugia ex - 2006 (Hiroki Yano) ($120.66), Rayquaza & Deoxys Legend (90) - 2011 (David Cohen) ($90.00), Rayquaza ex - 2004 (Chris Fulop) ($57.50). 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 World Championship Decks card?
The most expensive World Championship Decks card is Mew Star (Delta Species) - 2008 (Dylan Lefavour), trading around $285.00, ahead of Jolteon Star - 2008 (Jason Klaczynski) at $142.49. The top 10 is listed above and the full ranking by price is the card list on this page.
How much is a World Championship Decks sealed product worth?
2023 World Championship Deck: Shao Tong Yen (Lost Box Kyogre) trades around $32.37 sealed on the secondary market, up +14.7% over 30 days. Every World Championship Decks sealed product TCGIndex tracks is listed on this page with its own price history.
When was World Championship Decks released?
World Championship Decks (Pokémon) was released on July 1, 2018. TCGIndex tracks 492 cards from the set with daily prices since then.
How much is the World Championship Decks set worth?
The full World Championship Decks set in Pokémon is worth around $8,505 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its singles.
How many cards are in World Championship Decks?
TCGIndex tracks 492 World Championship Decks cards with a market price, plus 1 sealed products. Promo and secret cards are included when they trade.
Is World Championship Decks worth collecting?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $8,505, with Mew Star (Delta Species) - 2008 (Dylan Lefavour) 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.