set deskSeptember 2026
Shining Fates: Shiny Vault
Full set$640
Median card$2.81
30 days+1.0%
90 days−0.2%
Top 10 share42%
Priced122
All-time high$6662026-07-09
From that high−3.9%set value today
First recorded$361when we started tracking, not a release
Dearer than85%296 of 347 recorded days were cheaper
Ask about Shining Fates: Shiny Vault
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 · $272other 112 · $369
The short, expensive tail of the set.
You can own 112 of the 122 priced cards in Shining Fates: Shiny Vault for about $369. The median card is $2.81. The remaining $272 sits in just 10 chase cards, and one of them (Charizard VMAX, $136) is 21% of the entire set on its own. A full set is not one long climb. It is a cheap, fast 58% and then a very short, very expensive tail.
30-day return+1.3%
90-day return-0.6%
Realized vol7%annualized, ~90d daily returns
Max drawdown-13.5%recorded window
Off recorded high-3.9%
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 Shining Fates: Shiny Vault
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: 57 cards up · 41 down · 24 flat over 30 days. Biggest mover: Galarian Yamask (+28.9%).