Sword &

Shield

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S W O R D & S H I E L D

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Sword & Shield welcomes the Galar region with vibrant new Pokémon V and VMAX, fresh Galarian forms, and beautifully illustrated cards for collectors. Did you know? This set debuted the Rainbow Rare and Gold VMAX cards, instantly creating some of the most sought-after modern chase cards. Scroll down for the full visual card list, free checklist, binder placeholders, pull rates, and more.

Total
Cards

216

Set
Symbol

A white shield with a checkmark symbol on it, representing protection or security.

Visual Card List

Chase Cards

Sword & Shield Chase Cards

Tap to reveal just some the most sought-after hits from the Sword & Shield base set.

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SWSH Snorlax VMAX Rainbow Rare
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SWSH Air Balloon Hyper Rare
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SWSH Marnie Full Art Trainer
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Sword and Shield Zacian V
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SWSH Lapras VMAX Rainbow Rare
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Sword and Shield Zamazenta V Secret Rare

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Final Thoughts

Is Sword & Shield Worth it?

TL;DR: Absolutely — this is where the Sword & Shield era began, the Base Set is worth opening a few packs!

    It’s the debut of Pokémon V and VMAX, with some real standouts like Zacian V, Snorlax VMAX, and of course Charizard making an appearance. The artwork leans classic over flashy, but it does a great job of introducing the Galar region in card form. Pull rates aren’t the easiest, but there’s a nice mix of playable trainers (like Marnie) and iconic Pokémon that make it fun to rip a few packs or grab an ETB.

If you’re mainly collecting for the artwork and nostalgia, singles might be the cheaper way to go — but opening a little sealed product gives you that “start of a new era” vibe that’s hard to beat.

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