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Sword

2019-12-06 • 75 cards

Master Set Value
$222.44
Based on 39 of 75 cards priced
Near Mint condition, current market prices. Includes every card in the set: base printings, reverse holos, and secret rares.

Sword is the first set of the Sword & Shield Series, released in December 2019 and marking a new era for the Pokemon TCG with updated mechanics and modern artwork. As a foundational set from the early pandemic boom period, it contains several chase cards including Zacian V and Professor's Research that have remained competitively relevant and collectible. This set represents an important milestone in TCG history and maintains strong collector demand despite being over four years old.

Investment Outlook Neutral While Zacian V maintains strong pricing, the set lacks the explosive growth potential of newer releases and faces inevitable reprints of popular staples like Professor's Research.
Reprint Risk High Key staples like Professor's Research and Fishing Rod have already seen multiple reprints across different sets, making additional reprints highly likely.
Cards to Watch Zacian V Zacian V (Secret Rare) Professor's Research (Secret Rare)

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75 cards
Roselia
Roselia
#1
Common
$5.00
Roserade
Roserade
#2
Uncommon
$0.45
Maractus
Maractus
#3
Common
$1.00
Dhelmise V
Dhelmise V
#4
Double Rare
$1.92
Grookey
Grookey
#5
Common
$1.17
Thwackey
Thwackey
#6
Uncommon
$0.40
Rillaboom
Rillaboom
#7
Rare
$1.65
Salandit
Salandit
#8
Common
$5.19
Salazzle
Salazzle
#9
Common
$0.79
Sizzlipede
Sizzlipede
#10
Common
$1.40
Centiskorch
Centiskorch
#11
Uncommon
$5.00
Krabby
Krabby
#12
Common
$5.00
Kingler
Kingler
#13
Common
$5.00
Lapras V
Lapras V
#14
Double Rare
$0.50
Lapras V MAX
Lapras V MAX
#15
$0.25
Mantine
Mantine
#16
Common
$3.00
Sobble
Sobble
#17
Common
$5.00
Drizzile
Drizzile
#18
Uncommon
$0.50
Inteleon
Inteleon
#19
Rare
$2.00
Yamper
Yamper
#20
Common
$3.39
Boltund
Boltund
#21
Rare
$5.00
Pincurchin
Pincurchin
#22
Common
$5.00
Gastly
Gastly
#23
Common
$3.83
Haunter
Haunter
#24
Uncommon
Gengar
Gengar
#25
Rare
Wobbuffet V
Wobbuffet V
#26
Double Rare
Sinistea
Sinistea
#27
Common
Polteageist
Polteageist
#28
Uncommon
Sudowoodo
Sudowoodo
#29
Common
Baltoy
Baltoy
#30
Common
Claydol
Claydol
#31
Uncommon
Clobbopus
Clobbopus
#32
Common
Grapploct
Grapploct
#33
Uncommon
Stonjourner V
Stonjourner V
#34
Double Rare
Stonjourner V MAX
Stonjourner V MAX
#35
Croagunk
Croagunk
#36
Common
Toxicroak
Toxicroak
#37
Rare
Nickit
Nickit
#38
Common
Thievul
Thievul
#39
Uncommon
Galarian Meowth
Galarian Meowth
#40
Common
Galarian Perrserker
Galarian Perrserker
#41
Rare
Ferroseed
Ferroseed
#42
Common
Ferrothorn
Ferrothorn
#43
Common
Galarian Stunfisk
Galarian Stunfisk
#44
Common
Corviknight
Corviknight
#45
Uncommon
Zacian V
Zacian V
#46
Double Rare
Mincinno
Mincinno
#47
Common
Cinccino
Cinccino
#48
Uncommon
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Sword Pokemon set?
Sword is a Pokemon Trading Card Game set, part of the Sword & Shield Series series, released on December 6, 2019, containing 75 cards.
When was Sword released?
The Sword Pokemon TCG set was released on December 6, 2019.
How many cards are in the Sword set?
There are 75 base cards in the Sword 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?
Based on current TCGplayer market data, the top five cards in Sword by price are Zacian V at approximately $35.00, Professor's Research (Secret Rare) at approximately $20.65, Fishing Rod at approximately $19.00, Bede at approximately $12.99, and Zacian V (Secret Rare) at approximately $11.55. Market values fluctuate based on demand, condition, and recent sales activity.
What rarities are in the Sword set?
The Sword set includes the following rarities: Common (26), Uncommon (19), Secret Rare (8), Rare (7), and Double Rare (6). Higher-rarity cards such as Special Illustration Rares and Hyper Rares typically command premium prices in the secondary market.
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