The most valuable Crown Zenith card is Pikachu at $40.68 for a raw, ungraded copy as of 2026-10-10. The 13 chase cards tracked here total about $98.82. Prices are TCGplayer market values recorded daily since 2026-08-13, so each card shows a measured 50-day trend rather than a single snapshot.
12 of them moved more than 3% this week: Pikachu (-14.0%), Elesa’s Sparkle (-3.1%), Friends in Hisui (-4.9%), Darkness Energy (-8.5%), Leafeon VSTAR (+12.7%).
At a glance
| Card | Price | 7 days | Since 2026-08-13 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu | $40.68 | -14.0% | -11.4% |
| Elesa’s Sparkle | $14.87 | -3.1% | -5.9% |
| Friends in Sinnoh | $7.77 | -2.0% | -10.8% |
| Friends in Hisui | $5.99 | -4.9% | -14.1% |
| Darkness Energy | $4.85 | -8.5% | -23.6% |
| Leafeon VSTAR | $3.73 | +12.7% | +10.0% |
| Water Energy | $3.71 | -9.7% | -10.6% |
| Psychic Energy | $3.57 | -11.4% | -21.2% |
| Fighting Energy | $3.45 | -13.7% | -19.8% |
| Metal Energy | $3.04 | -4.1% | -0.7% |
| Fire Energy | $2.70 | -11.8% | -28.4% |
| Grass Energy | $2.45 | -13.1% | -22.2% |
| Professor’s Research | $2.01 | +19.6% | -14.5% |
Every card, in detail
Pikachu
Near the bottom of its 49-day range (low $40.04, high $52.10). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Elesa’s Sparkle
Near the bottom of its 49-day range (low $14.87, high $16.46). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Friends in Sinnoh
Near the bottom of its 49-day range (low $7.77, high $9.33). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Friends in Hisui
Near the bottom of its 49-day range (low $5.98, high $7.31). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Darkness Energy
Near the bottom of its 49-day range (low $4.84, high $7.32). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Leafeon VSTAR
Near the top of its 30-day range (low $3.31, high $3.83). Better for selling than buying at this level.
Water Energy
Near the bottom of its 49-day range (low $3.71, high $4.15). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Psychic Energy
Near the bottom of its 50-day range (low $3.57, high $4.53). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Fighting Energy
Near the bottom of its 50-day range (low $3.45, high $4.36). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Metal Energy
Near the bottom of its 35-day range (low $3.00, high $3.38). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Fire Energy
Near the bottom of its 35-day range (low $2.68, high $3.89). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Grass Energy
Near the bottom of its 35-day range (low $2.45, high $3.38). If you were going to buy, this is the cheaper end of what we’ve seen.
Professor’s Research
Sitting mid-range (low $1.68, high $2.39).
Is it worth grading?
The prices above are for raw, ungraded copies. Grading only pays when the graded copy clears the raw price plus the cost of grading it, and on cheaper cards it usually does not. Our comic grading cost calculator works out the break-even for any value you type in, including shipping both ways and seller fees.
How this set compares
Our market report ranks every set we track by how its value has moved, and splits vintage against modern. Same daily series as the prices above.
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How we collect these prices
We query the TCGplayer market price for every card on this page once a day and append it to a price history we maintain ourselves. The series began on 2026-08-13 and now covers 50 days. “Market price” is the level actual completed sales cluster around, not a seller asking price. Figures are for raw, ungraded copies. When a source is unreachable we record no value for that day rather than carrying the previous one forward, so a flat line means a flat market, not a gap in collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do these Crown Zenith prices come from?
They are TCGplayer market prices – the level actual sales cluster around, not an asking price. We record them once a day and keep the history, which is why every card here shows a trend instead of a single number.
How often do they update?
Daily. The page you are reading was last rebuilt on 2026-10-10, and the series currently covers 50 days.
Are these prices for graded cards?
No – these are raw, ungraded copies. Graded copies, especially at PSA 9 and 10, trade well above these numbers, which is what the grading calculator above is for.
Which Crown Zenith card is worth the most?
Pikachu, at $40.68 for a raw copy as of 2026-10-10.
Prices are collected market data and are provided for research. They are not an appraisal and not investment advice.
