Set trends
Each set's cards as one line, the sets that have risen most steadily, and what opening a pack returns.
The 8 most valuable sets, Diamond & Pearl
Change in the value of each set's cards since the first day shown.
- Rising Rivals+17.6%
- Supreme Victors+19.0%
- Diamond and Pearl Promos+52.2%
- Rumble+5.1%
- Arceus+34.9%
- Majestic Dawn+20.7%
- Legends Awakened+28.1%
- Stormfront+20.7%
A set's line moves only when its cards' prices do; a card priced for the first time adds nothing that day.
Rising most steadily
Of the last 30 days, how many each set's cards ended higher than the day before.
- Days up26 / 30▲ 21.8%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up25 / 30▲ 19.7%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up25 / 30▲ 11.7%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up25 / 30▲ 11.5%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up24 / 30▲ 10.1%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up24 / 30▲ 9.4%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up22 / 30▲ 6.9%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up21 / 30▲ 13.5%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up21 / 30▲ 9.4%30d
- From 90d high
- −0.4%
- Days up21 / 30▲ 5.9%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up21 / 30▲ 3.6%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
- Days up20 / 30▲ 5.8%30d
- From 90d high
- At high
What a pack returns
The value of the hits in an average pack against what the pack costs, for sets with a pull-rate study.
No set in this era has a pull-rate study.
Return is cents of hits for each dollar spent on a pack. Pays for itself is the chance one pack holds a card worth at least the pack. Top 3 cards is how much of a pack's value rests on the three cards that add most to it. Box ÷ hits is a booster box's price over the hits in its 36 packs. Hits are the rarities a study gives odds for; a pack's commons and reverse holos add a little more. * More than a fifth of the set's card value is in rarities its study gives no odds for, so its packs are worth more than shown.