113 cards · market prices are recent-sold references, not guaranteed values
Neo Destiny checklist (113 cards)
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About these market references
Market reference = a recent-sold price for one raw (ungraded) copy, stored in US dollars and shown in your currency (marked ≈) when you have chosen another. A condition is shown where our catalogue has recorded it (108 of 113); where none is shown the condition is not recorded, so references are not like-for-like across cards. They are individual card references, not a value for the complete set.
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0 of 113 entries marked owned · 113 still missing
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Completion counts the entries in this checklist - the cards our catalogue lists for this set. It does not count every foil, edition, language or master-set variant, and it is not a valuation of the complete set.
Neo Destiny checklist — all 113 entries (0 marked owned).
Reading the Neo Destiny checklistNumbered out of 105, but 113 entries·Dark, Light and Shining are part of the name·1st Edition and Unlimited share a number
Numbered out of 105, but 113 entries
Cards are numbered out of 105. The 8 entries above it, Shining Celebi 106/105 to Shining Tyranitar 113/105, are the Shining Pokemon, numbered beyond the printed total. A number above 105 is normal in this set. Why a collector number can be higher than the total
Dark, Light and Shining are part of the name
46 of the 113 entries are Dark or Light Pokemon. The prefix is part of the card name, and one species can appear under more than one: Dark Wigglytuff 040/105 and Light Wigglytuff 054/105, or Dark Tyranitar 011/105 and Shining Tyranitar 113/105, are different entries. Match the full name and the number.
1st Edition and Unlimited share a number
Neo Destiny was the last English expansion printed with a 1st Edition stamp. 1st Edition and Unlimited copies share one collector number and one entry here; the entry does not say which you hold. Where a market reference is shown, it names the printing it is for.
Browse the Neo Destiny card list and compare recent-sold references. Use the deals section for the relevant eBay offers.
113 cards tracked·5 rarities·Wizards of the Coast / e-Card era (1998–2003)
Neo Destiny card prices at a glance
We currently track 113 priced cards from Neo Destiny. Market references for individual cards range from $0.43 to $1,495.00 (median $7.89).
These are recent-sold reference prices for individual cards, not a valuation of the complete set. Condition, printing and grade all move a card's price.
Most valuable Neo Destiny cards we track
The highest market references currently in our catalogue — not an all-time ranking. Standard cards rank ahead of Jumbo / World Championship printings.
We currently track 113 Neo Destiny card records — the cards we price and monitor for deals, not necessarily the set's full printed checklist.
How much are Neo Destiny cards worth?
Market references for the 113 priced Neo Destiny cards we track range from $0.43 to $1,495.00. That is a distribution of individual card prices — there is no single Neo Destiny value, and this is not a complete-set valuation.