(October 2026)
Discover the fastest-rising cards from Fates Collide. These cards are showing the strongest gains in our price data right now, ranked by percentage increase.
Alternatively, if you are interested in the most valuable Fates Collide cards, view the most expensive cards guide.
$1.32
▲ 144.4% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$1.21
▲ 22.2% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$1.87
▲ 21.4% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$1.27
▲ 15.4% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$40.80
▲ 12.0% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$2.77
▲ 11.2% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$12.01
▲ 11.2% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$1.94
▲ 10.9% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$2.10
▲ 9.4% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$152.23
▲ 8.9% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$14.27
▲ 8.3% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$4.96
▲ 8.3% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$14.81
▲ 8.1% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$4.82
▲ 6.6% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$9.67
▲ 5.6% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$1.09
▲ 4.8% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$18.23
▲ 4.5% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$3.02
▲ 4.1% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$3.54
▲ 4.1% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
$4.80
▲ 3.9% (30d)Estimated Pull Rate
Fates Collide is a Pokémon TCG set released on May 2, 2016, with 125 English cards across 8 rarities.
Lucario #47 (Normal), up 144.4% over the last 30 days, from about $0.54 to $1.32.
Umbreon-EX #119 (Holo), up $12.42 over the last 30 days, from about $140 to $152.
Over the last 30 days, 37 Fates Collide card variants have risen in price. The 20 largest gains are in the list above.
Lugia #78 (Reverse Holo) has climbed steadily: 10.7% over 7 days, 10.8% over 14 days, 11.2% over 30 days, 58.6% over 90 days and 90.9% over 180 days — a bigger gain the further back you look. That is what the market has done, not a prediction of what it will do next.
Prices shown assume Near Mint condition and are indicative only, market prices may vary.
Price data last updated on October 17, 2026.