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The 10 most expensive Pokémon cards of Sword & Shield (Chase Cards)

An expansion introduces Pokémon V and Pokémon VMAX here: a V is a Basic with outsized HP that surrenders two Prize cards, and a VMAX evolves from the V of its own name and surrenders three, counting as an evolution card in every other respect. February 2020 also brought the rule changes that came with them, the Fairy type retired and absorbed into Psychic, Poison shifted from Psychic to Darkness, and the player going first denied a Supporter on that turn. Zacian V and Zamazenta V front it, with the Galar starter lines and Lapras VMAX filling out a printed list of 202 cards.

#1 - Snorlax VMAX 206/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $67.28

Snorlax VMAX #206 — Sword & Shield

#2 - Snorlax VMAX 142/202 (Holo Rare VMAX)

Market price: $46.08

Snorlax VMAX #142 — Sword & Shield

#3 - Marnie 200/202 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $29.31

Marnie #200 — Sword & Shield

#4 - Snorlax V 197/202 (Ultra Rare)

Market price: $26.40

Snorlax V #197 — Sword & Shield

#5 - Marnie 208/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $17.59

Marnie #208 — Sword & Shield

#6 - Lapras VMAX 203/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $16.99

Lapras VMAX #203 — Sword & Shield

#7 - Morpeko VMAX 204/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $14.73

Morpeko VMAX #204 — Sword & Shield

#8 - Zamazenta V 212/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $14.65

Zamazenta V #212 — Sword & Shield

#9 - Air Balloon 213/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $12.73

Air Balloon #213 — Sword & Shield

#10 - Quick Ball 216/202 (Secret Rare)

Market price: $11.79

Quick Ball #216 — Sword & Shield

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