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The base set of Twilight Masquerade is 167 cards. The numbering runs to 226, and those 59 extra cards are the special prints people open packs for.
This is the full list, split by rarity, with collector number, artwork and price. If you are after the ranking sorted by value instead, it is in the article on the most expensive Twilight Masquerade cards.
In short. The signature card of Twilight Masquerade is Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare (#214) at 463.64 €; the print that closes the numbering, meaning the hardest one to find, is one of the six Gold Secret Rares, the most wanted of them at 8.54 €. The value is spread out: the top three cards make up only 54% of the total, and below them the drop is gradual. Prices for English-language singles in Near Mint condition, 28 August 2026.
What is the rarest card in Twilight Masquerade?
It depends what you mean, and here the two answers do not coincide.
If you mean the signature card, the one everybody calls the rarest in the set, it is Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare (#214): it is worth 463.64 € and it is the most expensive card in Twilight Masquerade.
If you mean the hardest print to find, they are the six Gold Secret Rares: Teal Mask Ogerpon ex (#221), Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex (#222), Buddy-Buddy Poffin (#223), Enhanced Hammer (#224), Rescue Board (#225) and Luminous Energy (#226). They close the numbering, the slot conventionally reserved for the prints that come out of packs least often, and the most wanted one costs 8.54 €.
Pull rates are never published, so there is no official answer on which card is genuinely the rarest. The only measurable indicator is the price, which is where the few copies in circulation meet the people looking for them: and the price says Greninja ex #214 sits 54.3 times above the most wanted of the closing prints.
Twilight Masquerade is a 2024 set, so these are not launch prices: they are what is left after more than a year of packs being opened. It is a picture of where a set settles once the noise of release is over, and it is the useful comparison to keep in mind when looking at a set that just came out.
Greninja ex appears two times, and the prices are nothing alike
The same Pokémon shows up two times among the special prints, at wildly different prices:
- #214, Special Illustration Rare: 463.64 €
- #198, Ultra Rare: 18.36 €
Its versions together are worth 482.00 €, which is 39% of every special print in the set, and between the dearest and the cheapest there is a 25x gap. It is the most common mistake when valuing a collection from memory: the Pokémon does not decide the price, the print does. The number at the bottom decides everything.
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The eleven Special Illustration Rares (#210-220)
These eleven cards are worth 827.01 € together, from 10.70 € up to 463.64 € for Greninja ex (#214). This is the tier holding most of the set's value: on its own it accounts for 66% of the total.
The 20 most expensive Illustration Rares (#168-188)
The tier holds 21 cards in all: these are the 20 dearest, and the other 1 all sit below 2.10 €. These are worth 300.11 € together, from 2.19 € up to 79.80 € for Eevee (#188). The internal spread is enormous, and below the first card it drops away fast: this tier is almost entirely completable for a few euros.
The 20 most expensive Ultra Rares (#189-209)
The tier holds 21 cards in all: these are the 20 dearest, and the other 1 all sit below 0.70 €. These are worth 81.62 € together, from 0.90 € up to 18.36 € for Greninja ex (#198). The internal spread is enormous, and below the first card it drops away fast: this tier is almost entirely completable for a few euros.
The six Gold Secret Rares (#221-226)
These six cards are worth 36.96 € together, from 3.09 € up to 8.54 € for Buddy-Buddy Poffin (#223).
What it costs to complete the Twilight Masquerade special prints
Bought one by one as singles, the 57 cards listed above cost 1,245.70 €. The other 2 left out of the lists all sit below 2.10 € each. The distribution matters more than the total:
- the top three cards are worth 54% of it
- the eleven Special Illustration Rares are worth 827.01 €
- the 20 most expensive Illustration Rares are worth 300.11 €
- the 20 most expensive Ultra Rares are worth 81.62 €
Put practically: without Greninja ex #214 and Perrin #220, the rest costs around 654 €. No single card blocks the bill: this is a set you complete one piece at a time.
Frequently asked questions about Twilight Masquerade chase cards
How many chase cards does Twilight Masquerade have?
The base set is 167 cards and the numbering runs to 226, so the special prints are 59, across eleven Special Illustration Rares, twenty Illustration Rares, twenty Ultra Rares and six Gold Secret Rares.
What is the rarest card in Twilight Masquerade?
It depends what you mean. The signature card, the one the market pays most for, is Greninja ex (#214) at 463.64 €. The print that closes the numbering, so the hardest to find, is one of the six Gold Secret Rares, the most wanted of which costs 8.54 €. Pull rates are never published, so there is no official answer.
What is the most expensive card in Twilight Masquerade?
Greninja ex Special Illustration Rare (#214), at 463.64 €.
Are Twilight Masquerade chase cards printed in other languages?
Yes, the set is printed in several European languages. The prices on this page are for English copies in Near Mint condition, and other languages trade at their own prices.
How to follow their value without redoing the maths
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