Dragon Vault Set Card List

This TCG expansion has 21 cards in total, with 21 in the main set. A master set, every printing of those cards, is 38.

A complete main set of 21 cards costs roughly $316 raw, and a full master set with every variant reaches $1,073.

The most valuable card is Rayquaza #11, a Rare currently $61.36 raw and $75,100.00 in PSA 10.

The top chases are Kyurem #21 at $94.18, Rayquaza #11 at $61.36 and Dragonite #5 at $34.76. Together, the top 10 cards account for 91% of the set's total value. Click here to see every chase card in the Dragon Vault set.

The cheapest is First Ticket #19 at $0.80. In total, 12 of the 21 cards trade below $5, so the bulk of the set is inexpensive to complete.

The strongest grading return in Dragon Vault is First Ticket #19, at $0.80 raw against $1,500.00 in PSA 10, a 1,875x uplift. By absolute profit, Rayquaza #11 gains the most at $65,207 per card after fees.

Across 3,282 graded copies from Dragon Vault, 6% come back PSA 10. The hardest card to gem is Salamence #8 at 0%, and the easiest is Super Rod #20 at 15.4%.

Dragon Vault followed Plasma Gale (14 September 2012) and was succeeded by Boundaries Crossed (7 November 2012).

17 illustrators worked on Dragon Vault. The most prolific is Ryo Ueda with 3 cards. The highest value artwork in the set is Rayquaza #11 by 5ban Graphics, currently $61.36.

Every one of the 21 Dragon Vault cards links to live eBay and TCGplayer listings from the card list above. Singles start at $0.80 and run to $61.36 for the top chase.

Add cards from the list above to see live completion across all 21 cards, your set value against the $316 full set cost, and which cards you still need. A printable checklist and CSV need list are both available in the Downloads tab.

Yes. The Downloads tab has a printable Dragon Vault checklist covering the 21 card main set, a full CSV of all 21 cards, and personalised have and need lists once you have logged your collection.