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Pokemon: SWSH11: Lost Origin Trainer Gallery
30 base cards, 30 total printings — chase topped by Pikachu V at $126.
30
base cards
30
total printings
2
parallel types
$126.28
top recorded value
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median base card
The desk viewNo pole
Nothing at the top of this set commands a real price, and the middle is close to worthless — there is no chase card pulling the rest along.
$56.34
the pole — 3rd best card
$9.15
median card — the floor
62%
value in top 5 cards
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tracked cards, 30d
The chase ladder
Highest recorded-sale values in the set — this is data, not our opinion.
- #1Pikachu VUltra Rare · #TG16/TG30$126.28
- #2Pikachu VMAXUltra Rare · #TG17/TG30$110.26
- #3GengarUltra Rare · #TG06/TG30$56.34
- #4PikachuUltra Rare · #TG05/TG30$46.48
- #5Mew VMAX (Secret)Secret Rare · #TG30/TG30$30.24
- #6CharizardUltra Rare · #TG03/TG30$30.21
- #7Pikachu VMAX (Secret)Ultra Rare · #TG29/TG30$27.10
- #8SnorlaxUltra Rare · #TG10/TG30$23.41
- #9Enamorus VUltra Rare · #TG18/TG30$13.86
- #10NessaUltra Rare · #TG27/TG30$12.54
- #11Eternatus VMAXUltra Rare · #TG22/TG30$12.46
- #12Orbeetle VMAXUltra Rare · #TG13/TG30$12.26
The parallel ladder
What do these mean? →Average recorded value by printing type.
- Secret Rare1×$30.24
- Ultra Rare29×$19.53
Your checklist
Every card and parallel in this set, checkable — with your completion and the market value of what you own, computed live.
Open the checklist →Values reflect recorded sales in our catalog as of today and change constantly — informational, not financial advice. Spot an error? The desk corrects fast: tell us.