Paradox Rift

The short, expensive tail of the set.

Every Paradox Rift card in the moonstone catalog, in collector-number order. Market is the same TCGplayer figure each card page quotes; a dot means we hold no price for that card yet.

You can own 266 of the 276 priced cards in Paradox Rift for about $671. The median card is $0.19. The remaining $453 sits in just 10 chase cards, and one of them (Groudon - 199/182, $97) is 9% of the entire set on its own. A full set is not one long climb. It is a cheap, fast 60% and then a very short, very expensive tail.

CHEAPER THAN THE BOX

The single most valuable card in this set costs $187.51 less than one sealed booster box of it. Box price TCGplayer, as of 2026-10-18.

Two recorded prices. The odds of pulling the card are the rip simulation below, not this line.

Computed from this set's own recorded value series; windows are stated and nothing is modeled. Each return is the first recorded value inside its window against the last. We withhold it when the number of cards in the basket changed inside the window, when a single step moved more than 20%, or when the series cannot cover the window.

Odds are measured rates from TCGplayer Infinite pull-rate study (8,000+ packs); The Pokémon Company publishes no official odds. The chase math assumes every card in a tier is equally likely within its slot, and prices the packs at the tracked booster-box price. It is arithmetic, not a promise.

Every price is the tracked TCGplayer figure from our nightly sealed sync. Cost per pack is shown only where the pack count is recorded on a single-unit product; lots (cases, multi-sets) are listed but never enter per-pack math. No pack counts are assumed.