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The 10 most expensive Pokémon cards of Noble Victories (Chase Cards)

Noble Victories changes how Fossils work. Restored Pokémon arrive with it: instead of sitting in play waiting to evolve, a Fossil card goes digging in the bottom of your deck and puts the revived Pokémon straight onto the Bench. Eviolite debuts at 91, taking twenty damage off every attack that reaches the Basic Pokémon holding it, and Victini fronts the set twice, once as a plain card and once inside the run of full frame illustrations that closes a numbered list of 101. The English release, built on Japan's Red Collection, came on November 16, 2011.

#1 - N 101/101 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $150.67

N #101 — Noble Victories

#2 - Victini 98/101 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $99.00

Victini #98 — Noble Victories

#3 - Meowth 102/101 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $89.29

Meowth #102 — Noble Victories

#4 - Virizion 97/101 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $26.17

Virizion #97 — Noble Victories

#5 - Terrakion 99/101 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $22.93

Terrakion #99 — Noble Victories

#6 - Cobalion 100/101 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $15.49

Cobalion #100 — Noble Victories

#7 - Chandelure 60/101 (Rare)

Market price: $8.99

Chandelure #60 — Noble Victories

#8 - Victini 43/101 (Rare)

Market price: $8.87

Victini #43 — Noble Victories

#9 - Victini 14/101 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $8.20

Victini #14 — Noble Victories

#10 - Archeops 67/101 (Rare)

Market price: $7.56

Archeops #67 — Noble Victories

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