set deskSeptember 2026
Emerging Powers
Full set$128
Median card$0.47
30 days+11.4%
90 days−15.8%
Top 10 share61%
Priced99
All-time high$1582026-07-17
From that high−19.0%set value today
First recorded$39when we started tracking, not a release
Dearer than19%64 of 333 recorded days were cheaper
Ask about Emerging Powers
Answers come from this page's recorded prices and verified PSA sold medians, with the sample size behind each one.
Recorded moonstone data only. Not financial advice.
10 cards · $78other 89 · $49
The short, expensive tail of the set.
You can own 89 of the 99 priced cards in Emerging Powers for about $49. The median card is $0.47. The remaining $78 sits in just 10 chase cards, and one of them (Tornadus (98 Full Art), $23) is 18% of the entire set on its own. A full set is not one long climb. It is a cheap, fast 39% and then a very short, very expensive tail.
30-day return+11.9%
90-day return-15.8%
Realized vol20%annualized, ~90d daily returns
Max drawdown-27.8%recorded window
Off recorded high-19.0%
Computed from this set's own recorded value series; windows are stated and nothing is modeled. Medians anchor the return windows so a single outlier day never makes the figure.
Rip report
No rip report for Emerging Powers
No published pull-rate study exists for this set, so there is nothing honest to simulate. We only rip sets whose per-pack odds come from a published, sourced study, and an inherited or inferred rate would put an invented number under every figure on this panel.
We publish a rip simulation only where per-pack odds come from a published, sourced study. Which sets have published pull rates counts what exists: 31 of the 110 English sets sold in booster packs, resting on eleven studies.
Breadth: 32 cards up · 33 down · 34 flat over 30 days. Biggest mover: Zoroark (+265.8%).