Celebrations: Classic Collection card prices
Charizard leads Celebrations: Classic Collection at $167.35; its 25 tracked cards total $515, with a median card at $5.69 (updated September 1, 2026). Market price for every card in Celebrations: Classic Collection, updated daily — with 7-day movement and a live steal / market / overpriced signal on active listings.
Celebrations: Classic Collection (CCC) is a Sword & Shield set of 25 cards, released October 8, 2021. Dexcatch prices all 25 of them daily, led by Charizard at $167.35. That is the full set — every card, priced every day.
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Celebrations: Classic Collection card list & prices
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What is the most expensive card in Celebrations: Classic Collection?
As of September 1, 2026, the most expensive tracked card in Celebrations: Classic Collection is Charizard (CCC 4/102) at $167.35. That is its TCGplayer market price — what sellers are currently asking — and Dexcatch updates it daily.
How much is a complete set of Celebrations: Classic Collection worth?
Dexcatch prices all 25 cards in Celebrations: Classic Collection, and together they come to $515 as of September 1, 2026. The median card is only $5.69, so almost all of that total sits in a handful of chase cards rather than being spread across the set.
How many cards are in Celebrations: Classic Collection?
Celebrations: Classic Collection (CCC) has 25 cards, part of the Sword & Shield series, released October 8, 2021. Dexcatch tracks daily prices for 25 of them — the whole set.
Are Celebrations: Classic Collection card prices going up or down?
Over the past 7 days, of the 9 Celebrations: Classic Collection cards above $1.00 with enough history to measure, 5 moved up and 4 moved down, based on daily market snapshots. Cards below $1.00 are left out because a one-cent move on a bulk card reads as a double-digit percentage.