Nintendo Promos Master Set: 53 Cards, Checklist & Prices
By Cardrake Research Team · Updated
Released 2026 · Prices: 80% coverage

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Nintendo Promos chase cards & key targets
Rayquaza ex 039 EX Collectors Tin leads Nintendo Promos at $800.00, with Zapdos ex 033 EX Collectors Window Tins ($499.99) and Ditto 61 113 Origins International Game Expo 2007 ($407.14) behind it. The top three alone are 23% of the estimated master-set cost — plan these purchases first and the rest of the set follows on a normal budget.
| Rank | Card | Number | Rarity | Variant | Market Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | ![]() Rayquaza ex 039 EX Collectors Tin | 39/147 | Promo | Holofoil | $800.00 |
| #2 | ![]() Zapdos ex 033 EX Collectors Window Tins | 33/147 | Promo | Holofoil | $499.99 |
| #3 | ![]() Ditto 61 113 Origins International Game Expo 2007 | 61/147 | Promo | Normal | $407.14 |
| #4 | ![]() Kyogre ex 001 Nintendo Power Magazine | 1/147 | Promo | Holofoil | $297.50 |
| #5 | ![]() Kyogre ex 037 EX Collectors Tins | 37/147 | Promo | Holofoil | $287.82 |
| #6 | ![]() Groudon ex 038 EX Collectors Tins | 38/147 | Promo | Holofoil | $275.00 |
| #7 | ![]() Articuno ex 032 EX Collectors Window Tins | 32/147 | Promo | Normal | $262.50 |
| #8 | ![]() Pikachu Delta Species 035 Value Pack | 35/147 | Promo | Holofoil | $261.08 |
| #9 | ![]() Milotic 70 147 Prerelease | 70/147 | Promo | Normal | $236.04 |
| #10 | ![]() Tropical Wind 026 2004 World Championships Participation | 26/147 | Promo | Normal | $223.50 |
Acquisition Strategy
- • Monitor price trends - chase cards often fluctuate based on tournament results and influencer coverage
- • Consider condition flexibility - a LP/MP copy can save 30-50% on vintage cards
- • Check multiple marketplaces - prices vary significantly between TCGPlayer, eBay, and local stores
- • Buy during market dips - major releases and reprints often cause temporary price drops
What's in the Nintendo Promos master set
The Nintendo Promos master set is 53 cards: 147 base + 3 reverse holos. That covers every printed variant — reverse holofoils, secret rares, and the special-art chase cards numbered past 147/147.
About this set
Rarity breakdown
| Rarity | Cards | Share of printed set |
|---|---|---|
| Promo | 50 | 34% |
Price distribution
How card values spread across the set. Most cards are bulk under a dollar; a few chase cards hold most of the value.
Artist spotlight
The illustrators behind the most cards in this set, with their standout artwork. Tap a card for details.
Atsuko Nishida
6 cards in this set


Ken Sugimori
5 cards in this setKouki Saitou
5 cards in this setRyo Ueda
5 cards in this setKagemaru Himeno
4 cards in this set



Mitsuhiro Arita
3 cards in this setNintendo Promos master set buying guide
Where to buy Nintendo Promos, which sealed product is worth the money, and when to pull the trigger.
Packs or singles?
Pack opening offers good value for this set
When to buy
Singles panic-priced. Sealed carries 30–50% premium. Wait if you can.
Best window for singles. Chase cards find their floor.
Bulk dips 15–20% on reprint news. Chase cards stay steady.
Sealed and top chase cards begin appreciation cycle.
Collecting strategy
Most cards in this set are worth around $115.21 as singles. Opening packs is the fun way to build your base of commons and uncommons with a chance at lucky pulls — but chase cards are statistically unlikely from sealed product. For most master set collectors, the smart approach is packs for bulk, singles for the rest.
Mix of singles and strategic pack opening
Storage & protection
Protect your 53-card Nintendo Promos master set with archival binders, perfect-fit sleeves, and top loaders for the chase cards. Plan on $150–250 for complete coverage.
Premium binders
Dragon Shield Codex · $30–50
Archival pages, side-loading pockets, acid-free. For 53 cards, plan on 3 double-sided 9-pocket pages.
Perfect-fit sleeves
Every card · $30–50 total
Prevent micro-scratches from sliding cards in and out of binder pockets. You'll need roughly 1 packs for full coverage.
Top loaders
Chase cards · $15–25/pack
Rigid protection for SIRs and grading candidates. Essential for anything over $50 raw.
Nintendo Promos card list
Every card in the Nintendo Promos master set. Search, filter by rarity or price, and mark off what you own as you go. Tap any card for prices and variants.
Track your collection. Mark cards owned or wanted, add condition & notes, and watch your master set progress.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in the Nintendo Promos master set?▾
The Nintendo Promos master set is 53 cards: 147 base cards, 3 reverse holofoils, and -97 secret rares and special-art cards. The base set alone is 50 unique cards, numbered 001/147 through the secret rares. Track all 53 with the free interactive checklist on Cardrake.
See also: Binder layout planner
What are the chase cards in Nintendo Promos?▾
The top chase card in Nintendo Promos is Rayquaza ex 039 EX Collectors Tin (Promo) at $800.00. Other high-value cards include Zapdos ex 033 EX Collectors Window Tins ($499.99) and Ditto 61 113 Origins International Game Expo 2007 ($407.14). See the full chase card rankings above for current prices.
See also: Chase card rankings, Binder layout planner
What is the complete Nintendo Promos master set card list?▾
The Nintendo Promos set contains 147 base cards across 1 rarity tiers. View the complete card list with images, prices, and rarity information on the Nintendo Promos binder layout page on Cardrake.
See also: Binder layout planner
How should I organize Nintendo Promos in a binder?▾
For 53 cards (including reverse holos), a 9-pocket binder needs 3 double-sided pages and a 12-pocket binder needs 3 pages. Use Cardrake's visual binder planner to preview exactly how your cards will be laid out before you start sleeving.
See also: Binder layout planner, Binder organization guide
Is there a Nintendo Promos master set checklist?▾
Yes — Cardrake provides a visual master set checklist for Nintendo Promos with all 50 cards. You can track owned and missing cards, view your completion percentage, and plan your binder layout. Sign up for the Collector plan to save your progress.
See also: Binder layout planner
Is Nintendo Promos worth collecting as a master set?▾
Nintendo Promos has 50 unique cards. The manageable set size makes it a good choice for newer master set collectors. With 49 cards over $10, the set has strong chase card appeal.
See also: Master set guide, Binder layout planner

























