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Pokemon Neo Destiny Card List & Prices

Neo eraReleased 113 cardsFull set value $23,591Prices updated

Neo Destiny is a Pokemon Trading Card Game expansion from the Neo era. The set is numbered to 105 but runs to 113 cards, the last 8 of them secret rares numbered past the printed total. 223 of those numbers also exist as separate 1st Edition or Shadowless printings, priced separately here. The biggest chase cards right now are Shining Tyranitar (1st Edition) (113/105) at $4,250 and Shining Celebi (1st Edition) (106/105) at $1,801.

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The most valuable cards in the set, ranked by market price.

Neo Destiny Card List

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Neo Destiny Set Details

Set name
Neo Destiny
Series
Neo
Set code
N4
Release date
February 28, 2002
Card numbers
113
Printed total
105
Full list
113 cards
Separate printings
223
Full set value
$23,591
Publisher
The Pokemon Company
Game
Pokemon Trading Card Game

Neo Destiny Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. At $23,591 for one of every priced card it is the most valuable of the 174 Pokemon sets on the site.

Dark Scizor (1st Edition) is down the most this week, 66% to $203.00.

36 cards of the 219 priced printings in the set, led by Shining Tyranitar (1st Edition) at $4,250.

Shining Tyranitar (Unlimited) has moved the most this week, up 30% to $662.25. Of the 219 priced printings with a week of data, 87 are up and 38 are down.

110 collector numbers in Neo Destiny were printed in more than one run. Each printing has its own page and its own price here, because the same card can trade many times higher in the scarcer run.

The 14 cards numbered past 105 come to $12,848 together, which is most of what the set is worth. The dearest is Shining Tyranitar (1st Edition) at $4,250.

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