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The Scarlet & Violet series has produced a number of iconic cards since release. Thanks to the new illustration style, higher rarity levels and strong fan favourites, the value of certain cards has risen sharply. In this article we look at the seven chase cards from the whole Scarlet & Violet run. All values come straight from Collectr, so you always have the most current market information.

#7 Greninja ex 214/167

Greninja ex 214/167 Twilight Masquerade

#6 Reshiram ex 173/086

Reshiram ex 173/086 White Flare

#5 Victini 172/086

Victini 172/086 White Flare

#4 Zekrom ex 172/086

Zekrom ex 172/086 Black Bolt

#3 Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 231/182

Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex 231/182 Destined Rivals

#2 Mew ex 232/091

Mew ex 232/091 Paldean Fates

#1 Umbreon ex 161/131

Umbreon ex 161/131 Prismatic Evolutions

What do collectors look at with Scarlet & Violet cards?

  • Population in PSA/CGC/BGS: the lower the pop, the harder the price can climb.
  • Japanese vs. international print: Japanese cards often have better print quality, which makes high grades easier to reach.
  • Promo cards & SIR cards: Special Illustration Rares and limited releases rise in value the fastest.
  • Market movements: new set releases, social media hype and auction results can influence prices quickly.

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Conclusion

The Scarlet & Violet series has produced some of the most expensive and most wanted modern Pokémon cards. Cards such as Umbreon ex and Mew ex in particular show how strongly rarity, illustration style and grading influence value. For collectors who want to build value deliberately, these are exactly the cards to keep a close eye on.