Dragon Vault
- Official set size
- 20
- Cards in total
- 21
About this expansion
A mini series for the dragons: Dragon Vault (DRV) was released in English on 5 October 2012 and corresponds to the Japanese Dragon Selection. A printed German edition never existed; its German name comes only from Pokémon Trading Card Game Online. The list contains 21 cards, 20 of them in the regular numbering. The most sought-after are Kyurem and Dragonite.
Top chase cards
Main set
- #1/20
DratiniRare - #2/20
DratiniRare - #3/20
DragonairRare - #4/20
DragonairRare - #5/20
DragoniteRare - #6/20
BagonRare - #7/20
ShelgonRare - #8/20
SalamenceRare - #9/20
LatiasRare - #10/20
LatiosRare - #11/20
RayquazaRare - #12/20
AxewRare - #13/20
AxewRare - #14/20
FraxureRare - #15/20
FraxureRare - #16/20
HaxorusRare - #17/20
DruddigonRare - #18/20
Exp. ShareRare - #19/20
First TicketRare - #20/20
Super RodRare
Secret rares & special cards
No card found.
Set statistics
- Cards in this list
- 2120 of them in the main set
- Master set value
- $276.16
- Median
- $4.35
- Average
- $13.15
Rarities
- Common
- 1
- Rare
- 20
Top 10 most valuable cards of the Dragon Vault set
The combined value of all 21 cards of Dragon Vault is around $276.16 (TCGplayer, as of 07.09.2026). The most valuable card is Kyurem at around $78.36. Half of all priced cards in the set are worth less than $4.35.
For your collection
The 6 most valuable cards in this set are worth over USD 219.– combined.
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Price data: TCGplayer · Card data: TCGdex · Last updated: 07.09.2026
