
Platinum · Mid-eraRising Rivals
Released May 16, 2009 · 120 cards · prices as of Oct 24, 2026
Chase Index1,000.00
7D—30D—90D—
10 cards · base 1,000 on Oct 24, 2026 · 7D from Oct 31, 2026Master Set Cost$4,255.71
7D—30D—
120 of 120 cards priced · one copy each
Top chase cardSnorlax Lv.X$999.99111/111 · Ultra Rare
Chase Index Updated daily
Base 1,000 · Oct 24, 2026The set's top 10 chase cards, equal-weighted, so you can see whether Rising Rivals's big cards are heating up or cooling off as a group.
Trend starts building. The Chase Index started at 1,000 on Oct 24, 2026. The chart and the 7-day change appear from Oct 31, 2026; 30-day and 90-day changes follow as history builds.
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$999.99at base -
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$388.58at base -
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$350.00at base -
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$343.38at base -
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$336.25at base -
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$260.39at base -
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$120.68at base -
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$116.35at base -
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$100.00at base -
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$100.00at base
Master Set Cost
120 of 120 cards priced$4,255.71for one copy of every card in Rising Rivals, at today's market prices.
- 120 of 120 cards have a price today.
- The 10 Chase Index cards alone cost $3,115.62, 73% of the master set.
- Counted at the cheapest standard printing of each card. Reverse holos, 1st Editions and stamped or pattern variants aren't included.
The 20 most valuable cards
Snorlax Lv.X$999.99In index
Surfing Pikachu$388.58In index
Infernape E4 Lv.X$350.00In index
Pikachu$343.38In index
Alakazam E4 Lv.X$336.25In index
Flying Pikachu$260.39In index
Luxray GL Lv.X$120.68In index
Gallade E4 Lv.X$116.35In index
Floatzel GL Lv.X$100.00In index
Flygon Lv.X$100.00In index
Darkrai G$97.18
Heat Rotom$95.07
Mismagius GL Lv.X$92.48
Hippowdon Lv.X$90.00
Arcanine$66.32
Jirachi$58.81
Wash Rotom$49.90
Frost Rotom$48.90
Mow Rotom$48.29
Fan Rotom$38.17
Sealed
Key products · market price
Booster boxRising Rivals Booster BoxShop ↗No price today
Booster packRising Rivals Booster PackShop ↗$700.00
Rough rip guide
Booster pack: $700.00. The 10 Chase Index cards cost $3,115.62 as singles, 4.5× that price; the full master set costs $4,255.71, 6.1×.
A rough guide, not an expected value: it doesn't factor in pull rates, the odds of hitting any chase card, or the value of the rest of the cards you'd pull. Buying singles is usually the cheaper way to get one specific card.
Prices: daily market prices (USD), raw near mint, as of Oct 24, 2026. Card numbers and printings as listed for the set. Some links are affiliate links; we may earn a commission.