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Shining Fates is all about shiny Pokémon and is best known for the Shiny Vault, a subset of 122 cards that you can only get through an Elite Trainer Box, tin, or another special product. Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122) is by far the most important chase card in it: that card's raw value is more than six times higher than the number two on this list, which keeps the rest of the top 7 a lot more modest in price.

In this blog we count down the Top 7 chase cards from Shining Fates, from number 7 to number 1. For each card you'll see the raw value and the PSA 10 value, in euros with the dollar amount behind it. All price information comes from Collectr and was retrieved in September 2026.

#7 Galarian Rapidash SV048/SV122

Galarian Rapidash SV048/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €11.98 ($13.75)
  • PSA 10 value: €50.54 ($58.00)
    Source: GetCollectr

#6 Ditto VMAX SV119/SV122

Ditto VMAX SV119/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €12.10 ($13.89)
  • PSA 10 value: €109.51 ($125.68)
    Source: GetCollectr

#5 Galarian Ponyta SV047/SV122

Galarian Ponyta SV047/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €14.70 ($16.87)
  • PSA 10 value: €54.75 ($62.83)
    Source: GetCollectr

#4 Suicune SV022/SV122

Suicune SV022/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €15.13 ($17.37)
  • PSA 10 value: €131.26 ($150.65)
    Source: GetCollectr

#3 Yamper SV039/SV122

Yamper SV039/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €15.68 ($18.00)
  • PSA 10 value: €91.22 ($104.69)
    Source: GetCollectr

#2 Morpeko SV044/SV122

Morpeko SV044/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €18.11 ($20.79)
  • PSA 10 value: €82.78 ($95.00)
    Source: GetCollectr

#1 Charizard VMAX SV107/SV122

Charizard VMAX SV107/SV122 - Shining Fates: Shiny Vault

  • Date: September 2026
  • Raw value: €118.74 ($136.28)
  • PSA 10 value: €208.53 ($239.33)
    Source: GetCollectr

More about the set

Release date and set details

Shining Fates was released on February 19, 2021 as part of the Sword & Shield series. The regular set has 73 cards, with card 073/072 as the secret rare. The set also includes the Shiny Vault, a subset of 122 cards numbered from SV001 to SV122/SV122, all with the Shiny Holo Rare rarity. All seven cards in this top come from that Shiny Vault, with Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122) as the clear outlier. That Shiny Vault concept first appeared in this set's predecessor; want to compare them? Check out our Top 10 Chase Cards from Hidden Fates.

The Japanese counterpart

In Japan this set was released as Shiny Star V on November 20, 2020, more than three months before the English release on February 19, 2021. In the Japanese version too, Charizard VMAX (308/190) is the main chase card.

What is the most expensive card from Shining Fates?

In raw condition, Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122) is the most expensive card from Shining Fates, worth around €119 in near mint condition (September 2026).

Once you look at PSA 10, Charizard VMAX stays the most expensive at around €209, but the rest of the order changes. Suicune (SV022/SV122) is the second most expensive card in PSA 10 at around €131, even though Morpeko and Yamper rank higher in raw value. That's because Suicune is rarer in graded condition than its raw price would suggest.

Conclusion

In short, the top of Shining Fates revolves almost entirely around Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122): the most expensive card in the set in raw condition, and by far the most valuable in PSA 10 too. Morpeko and Yamper follow as raw cards just under a hundred euros, while Suicune claims a surprisingly strong second place in graded condition. Ditto VMAX, Galarian Ponyta, and Galarian Rapidash complete the list and are still very buildable with values starting around twelve euros.

Shining Fates was never released as a regular booster box, only through Elite Trainer Boxes, tins, and other special products. That makes this a set where you mostly hunt for individual cards rather than gambling on packs.

Please note: card values can go up as well as down. No guarantee of value increase.