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The 10 most expensive Pokémon cards of Paradox Rift (Chase Cards)

This is where Ancient and Future cards start, two labels applied to Pokémon and Trainers alike, marked by an icon at the top right and readable from the artwork alone: strata of rock on one side, a grid of pixels on the other. Roaring Moon ex and the Ancient cards trade on damage and bulk, while Iron Valiant ex and the Future ones play through Abilities and attacks that leave effects behind, and each camp got Trainers of its own to lean on. ACE SPEC cards return after more than a decade, still one copy per deck, and Technical Machines come back as Pokémon Tools, on a November 2023 list of 182 numbered cards.

#1 - Groudon 199/182 (Illustration rare)

Market price: $89.64

Groudon #199 — Paradox Rift

#2 - Altaria ex 253/182 (Special illustration rare)

Market price: $49.73

Altaria ex #253 — Paradox Rift

#3 - Morpeko 206/182 (Illustration rare)

Market price: $48.63

Morpeko #206 — Paradox Rift

#4 - Roaring Moon ex 251/182 (Special illustration rare)

Market price: $38.98

Roaring Moon ex #251 — Paradox Rift

#5 - Minun 194/182 (Illustration rare)

Market price: $34.82

Minun #194 — Paradox Rift

#6 - Plusle 193/182 (Illustration rare)

Market price: $34.80

Plusle #193 — Paradox Rift

#7 - Garchomp ex 245/182 (Special illustration rare)

Market price: $34.53

Garchomp ex #245 — Paradox Rift

#8 - Gholdengo ex 252/182 (Special illustration rare)

Market price: $31.35

Gholdengo ex #252 — Paradox Rift

#9 - Steelix 208/182 (Illustration rare)

Market price: $31.30

Steelix #208 — Paradox Rift

#10 - Mantyke 189/182 (Illustration rare)

Market price: $29.02

Mantyke #189 — Paradox Rift

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