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Sword & Shield Promos

2019-11-17 • 303 cards

Master Set Value
$4,237.23
Based on 161 of 303 cards priced
Near Mint condition, current market prices. Includes every card in the set: base printings, reverse holos, and secret rares.

Sword & Shield Promos represents the promotional card releases from the Sword & Shield series era, beginning in November 2019. These cards include various promo variants and special releases that accompanied theme decks, collection boxes, and other products throughout the series run. Collectors should note that promo cards can vary significantly in value based on their specific printing, condition, and availability.

Investment Outlook Neutral While certain promo variants command high prices, the overall market for Sword & Shield promos remains inconsistent with significant price variation between similar cards.
Reprint Risk Medium Promotional cards have historically seen reprints in various product formats and special releases, which can impact individual card valuations over time.
Cards to Watch Pikachu (Promo) Cramorant (Promo)

AI-generated market analysis. Updated weekly. Not financial advice.

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303 cards
Sobble
Sobble
#146
Promo
$4.56
Kanazawa Pikachu
Kanazawa Pikachu
#147
Genesect
Genesect
#148
Heatran
Heatran
#149
Suicune
Suicune
#150
Lugia
Lugia
#151
Crobat V
Crobat V
#152
Promo
$1.86
Darkness Energy
Darkness Energy
#153
Hide Darkness Energy
Hide Darkness Energy
#154
Snorlax
Snorlax
#156
Promo
$31.89
Honey
Honey
#157
Cherubi
Cherubi
#158
Tepig
Tepig
#159
Promo
$0.70
Galarian Mr Mime
Galarian Mr Mime
#160
Umbreon
Umbreon
#161
Promo
$20.41
Dodrio V
Dodrio V
#162
Eevee
Eevee
#163
Promo
$11.46
Honey
Honey
#164
Arceus & Dialga & Palkia GX
Arceus & Dialga & Palkia GX
#166
Precious Ball
Precious Ball
#167
Cinderace V
Cinderace V
#168
Promo
$0.88
Cinderace VMAX
Cinderace VMAX
#169
Rillaboom V
Rillaboom V
#170
Promo
$0.85
Rillaboom VMAX
Rillaboom VMAX
#171
Galarian Slowpoke
Galarian Slowpoke
#172
Promo
$7.50
Eiscue
Eiscue
#173
Promo
$0.68
Sandaconda V
Sandaconda V
#174
Celebi V
Celebi V
#175
Breloom V
Breloom V
#176
Espeon
Espeon
#179
Promo
$15.03
Koffing
Koffing
#180
Eevee
Eevee
#181
Promo
$11.46
Cheryl
Cheryl
#183
Flareon VMAX
Flareon VMAX
#186
Promo
$63.52
Vaporeon VMAX
Vaporeon VMAX
#187
Promo
$92.38
Jolteon VMAX
Jolteon VMAX
#188
Promo
$78.96
Espeon VMAX
Espeon VMAX
#189
Polteageist
Polteageist
#190
Promo
$0.75
Galarian Mr Rime
Galarian Mr Rime
#191
Promo
$0.82
Dedenne
Dedenne
#192
Promo
$2.50
Bunnelby
Bunnelby
#193
Promo
$1.35
Pikachu
Pikachu
#208
Promo
$106.87
Altaria
Altaria
#209
Rayquaza V
Rayquaza V
#210
Promo
$30.19
Turtonator
Turtonator
#211
Drampa
Drampa
#212
Duraludon V
Duraludon V
#213
Mischievous Pichu
Mischievous Pichu
#214
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sword & Shield Promos Pokemon set?
Sword & Shield Promos is a Pokemon Trading Card Game set, part of the Sword & Shield Series series, released on November 17, 2019, containing 303 cards.
When was Sword & Shield Promos released?
The Sword & Shield Promos Pokemon TCG set was released on November 17, 2019.
How many cards are in the Sword & Shield Promos set?
There are 303 base cards in the Sword & Shield Promos set. This count reflects the standard set list; some cards may have alternate printings or variants such as reverse holofoil, master ball, poke ball, prize pack, or stamped versions.
What are the most valuable cards in Sword & Shield Promos?
Based on current TCGplayer market data, the top five cards in Sword & Shield Promos by price are Pikachu (Promo) at approximately $1,600.00, Cramorant (Promo) at approximately $343.84, Pikachu (Promo) at approximately $109.92, Pikachu (Promo) at approximately $109.92, and Pikachu (Promo) at approximately $109.92. Market values fluctuate based on demand, condition, and recent sales activity.
What rarities are in the Sword & Shield Promos set?
The Sword & Shield Promos set includes the following rarities: Promo (119) and Holo Rare (1). Higher-rarity cards such as Special Illustration Rares and Hyper Rares typically command premium prices in the secondary market.
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