Stellar Crown Master Set: 300 Cards, Checklist & Prices

The Stellar Crown master set is 300 cards: 142 base cards, 125 reverse holofoils, and 33 secret rares and special-art cards. The base set alone is 175 unique cards, numbered 001/142 through the secret rares. Track all 300 with the free interactive checklist on Cardrake.

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The top chase card in Stellar Crown is Bulbasaur (Illustration Rare) at $94.34. Other high-value cards include Squirtle ($92.34) and Dachsbun ex ($71.63). See the full chase card rankings above for current prices.

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A complete Stellar Crown master set is estimated at $601 based on current TCGPlayer market prices. Budget collectors can start with the base set for significantly less, while premium completionists targeting graded copies should expect higher costs.

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The Stellar Crown set contains 142 base cards across 9 rarity tiers plus 33 secret rares. View the complete card list with images, prices, and rarity information on the Stellar Crown binder layout page on Cardrake.

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For 300 cards (including reverse holos), a 9-pocket binder needs 17 double-sided pages and a 12-pocket binder needs 13 pages. Use Cardrake's visual binder planner to preview exactly how your cards will be laid out before you start sleeving.

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Yes — Cardrake provides a visual master set checklist for Stellar Crown with all 175 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.

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Stellar Crown has 6 Special Illustration Rares: Hydrapple ex (167/142), Galvantula ex (168/142), Dachsbun ex (169/142), Terapagos ex (170/142), Briar (171/142), Lacey (172/142). SIRs are the set's premier chase cards — check the chase card rankings above for current market prices.

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Stellar Crown has 175 unique cards with an estimated completion cost of $601. It is a mid-sized master set that offers a solid collecting challenge. With 12 cards over $10, most of the value is concentrated in a few key cards.

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Community data from 4,500+ packs shows SIRSIR · Special Illustration RareThe top full-art rarity for Pokemon ex and Trainer cards, and usually a set's most valuable cards. pull rate of 1:36 packs (2.78% chance per pack). Ultra rare ex cards pull at 1:12 packs (8.3%), Illustration Rares at 1:20 packs (5%). A standard booster box (36 packs) yields 1 SIR on average, 3 ultra rare ex cards, and 1.8 Illustration Rares statistically.

Hybrid approach recommended: Open 2-4 booster boxes for bulk commons/ultra rares (55-70% completion) while enjoying opening experience, then buy remaining singles for chase cards and gaps. Pure singles route saves 20-30% versus heavy opening but eliminates pack opening fun. Booster box EVEV · Expected valueThe average value of the cards you would pull from a pack or box. Useful for comparing products, not a promise. per pack runs well above MSRPMSRP · Suggested retail priceThe official US retail price set by The Pokemon Company. Stores and resellers often charge more., creating 70% positive expected value and sustaining pack viability.

Booster Box best value: 36 packs at the lowest per-pack cost, with EVEV · Expected valueThe average value of the cards you would pull from a pack or box. Useful for comparing products, not a promise. comfortably above that cost creating 70% positive expected value. Elite Trainer Box moderate value: 9 packs at a higher per-pack cost, with accessories. Avoid Build & Battle Boxes: 4 packs at the steepest per-pack cost creates worst EV despite promo cards.

Japanese Stellar Miracle offers 20-30% savings on bulk ultra rares and mid-tier ex cards versus English. Galarian Birds pricing shows standard premium. Import shipping via Buyee/FromJapan adds a flat fee, but savings offset it on larger orders. Consider Japanese alternatives for non-chase cards to reduce master set budget 15-20% overall.

Timeline expectations vary by budget and strategy: Budget collector 10-14 months via patient singles buying during market dips. Mid-tier collector 5-7 months via hybrid approach opening 2-4 boxes plus targeted singles. Premium collector 3-4 months via aggressive singles purchasing and immediate grading submissions. Base 172-card set completable in 3-4 weeks, reverse holos add 6-10 weeks for budget routes.

Counterfeit detection: Verify UV light reactive patterns on card borders and holo areas, scan QR codes linking to official Pokemon database, examine Stellar Tera-type rainbow crown printing quality. Counterfeit risk LOW on Stellar Crown - modest SIRSIR · Special Illustration RareThe top full-art rarity for Pokemon ex and Trainer cards, and usually a set's most valuable cards. values make counterfeiting uneconomical. Buy from reputable sellers with 98%+ feedback. Standard authentication sufficient - professional grading optional except for top-end Galarian Moltres copies.

Priority order: 1) Complete base 172-card commons/uncommons for structural completion (3-4 weeks). 2) Buy Galarian Birds trio during market dips. 3) Add Terapagos ex and other SIRsSIR · Special Illustration RareThe top full-art rarity for Pokemon ex and Trainer cards, and usually a set's most valuable cards.. 4) Complete remaining ultra rares gradually. 5) Add reverse holofoils last as prices stabilize (6-10 months budget route).

Reprint probability MEDIUM as standard Scarlet & Violet set with ongoing print runs through 2025-2026. Expect 10-15% price corrections on bulk ultra rares during reprint windows, but Galarian Birds trio maintains stability due to Galar region nostalgia. Booster box pricing likely holds stable barring major allocation changes. Monitor Pokemon Company reprint announcements quarterly for market timing opportunities on bulk singles.

Booster pack EVEV · Expected valueThe average value of the cards you would pull from a pack or box. Useful for comparing products, not a promise. sits well above MSRPMSRP · Suggested retail priceThe official US retail price set by The Pokemon Company. Stores and resellers often charge more. based on September 2024 market prices and community pull rate data (4,500+ packs tracked). Opening at MSRP creates 70% positive expected value. Current booster box pricing keeps per-pack cost near MSRP, maintaining positive EV sustaining pack opening viability. Individual retail packs cost more per pack and reduce EV to 30-50% positive. Elite Trainer Box packs carry a higher effective per-pack cost and create near-neutral to slightly positive EV.

Investment outlook: Stellar Crown ranks mid-to-lower tier among 2024 releases - better than Shrouded Fable, below Surging Sparks and Prismatic Evolutions. Projected 5-8% annual appreciation as functional but aesthetically criticized standard set. Galarian Birds trio and sealed booster boxes show moderate appreciation potential (6-8% CAGR). Dual competitive/collector appeal provides demand floor but community aesthetic fatigue limits upside. More stable than special sets but lower ceiling than premium releases.

Storage recommendations: Premium 3-inch D-ring binder for 344-card master with side-loading pages. Use perfect-fit sleeves for all cards, magnetic one-touch holders for Galarian Birds and higher-value SIRsSIR · Special Illustration RareThe top full-art rarity for Pokemon ex and Trainer cards, and usually a set's most valuable cards., top-loaders for other ultra rares. Climate-controlled environment 65-70°F, 45-50% humidity prevents warping. Organize by Pokedex number then rarity for intuitive navigation. A complete premium setup, including optional Galarian Moltres grading, is a small line item next to the cards themselves.