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Noble Victories card prices

Cobalion (100 Full Art) leads Noble Victories at $63.94; its 39 tracked cards total $126, with a median card at $0.71 (updated September 1, 2026). Daily market prices for its 39 most valuable cards — with 7-day movement and a live steal / market / overpriced signal on active listings.

39
Cards tracked
$126
Total market value
$63.94
Top card
NVI
Set code
2011
Released

Noble Victories (NVI) is a Black & White set of 102 cards, released November 16, 2011. Dexcatch prices 39 of them daily, led by Cobalion (100 Full Art) at $63.94. The rest of the set is not priced here yet.

Market prices from TCGplayer · verdicts from real eBay sold data · updated daily
Chase cards

Most expensive Noble Victories cards

Cobalion (100 Full Art) (NVI 100/101) card
Cobalion (100 Full Art)
100/101 · Ultra Rare
$63.94▼ −0.9%
Chandelure (NVI 60/101) card
Chandelure
60/101 · Rare
$12.93▲ +0.8%
Archeops (NVI 67/101) card
Archeops
67/101 · Rare
$10.960.0%
Carracosta (NVI 26/101) card
Carracosta
26/101 · Rare
$5.49—
Beheeyem (NVI 56/101) card
Beheeyem
56/101 · Rare
$2.99—
Cofagrigus (47) (NVI 47/101) card
Cofagrigus (47)
47/101 · Rare
$2.89—
Eelektross (NVI 41/101) card
Eelektross
41/101 · Holo Rare
$2.46—
Conkeldurr (64) (NVI 64/101) card
Conkeldurr (64)
64/101 · Holo Rare
$2.16—
Cofagrigus (46) (NVI 46/101) card
Cofagrigus (46)
46/101 · Rare
$2.10—
Bisharp (82) (NVI 82/101) card
Bisharp (82)
82/101 · Holo Rare
$1.90—
Card list

Noble Victories card list & prices

NumberNameRarityMarketΔ7dSignal
100/101Cobalion (100 Full Art)Ultra Rare$63.94▼ −0.9%—
60/101ChandelureRare$12.93▲ +0.8%—
67/101ArcheopsRare$10.960.0%—
26/101CarracostaRare$5.49——
56/101BeheeyemRare$2.99——
47/101Cofagrigus (47)Rare$2.89——
41/101EelektrossHolo Rare$2.46——
64/101Conkeldurr (64)Holo Rare$2.16——
46/101Cofagrigus (46)Rare$2.10——
82/101Bisharp (82)Holo Rare$1.90——
84/101CobalionHolo Rare$1.57——
35/101BlitzleCommon$1.27——
65/101Conkeldurr (65)Rare$0.95——
33/101Cryogonal (33)Rare$0.94——
61/101GigalithRare$0.93——
66/101ArchenUncommon$0.92——
12/101AccelgorRare$0.86——
83/101DurantUncommon$0.81——
40/101EelektrikUncommon$0.79——
49/101GarbodorUncommon$0.71——
10/101AmoongussUncommon$0.70——
85/101AudinoUncommon$0.61——
80/101EscavalierRare$0.53——
51/101DuosionUncommon$0.52——
30/101FrillishCommon$0.52——
7/101CrustleUncommon$0.50——
37/101EmolgaUncommon$0.50——
89/101DruddigonRare$0.48——
32/101Cryogonal (32)Uncommon$0.40——
55/101Elgyem (55)Common$0.40——
76/101Bisharp (76)Uncommon$0.38——
87/101FraxureUncommon$0.36——
77/101DeinoCommon$0.35——
86/101AxewCommon$0.34——
54/101Elgyem (54)Common$0.33——
6/101DwebbleCommon$0.32——
90/101Cover FossilUncommon$0.32——
91/101EvioliteUncommon$0.31——
9/101FoongusCommon$0.26——
39 tracked of 102 cards · updated daily
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Questions

About Noble Victories

What is the most expensive card in Noble Victories?

As of September 1, 2026, the most expensive tracked card in Noble Victories is Cobalion (100 Full Art) (NVI 100/101) at $63.94. That is its TCGplayer market price — what sellers are currently asking — and Dexcatch updates it daily.

How much is a complete set of Noble Victories worth?

Dexcatch currently prices 39 of the 102 cards in Noble Victories, and those 39 come to $126 as of September 1, 2026, with a median of $0.71. The remaining 63 cards are not priced yet, so read this as the tracked-card subtotal rather than the value of the full set.

How many cards are in Noble Victories?

Noble Victories (NVI) has 102 cards, part of the Black & White series, released November 16, 2011. Dexcatch tracks daily prices for 39 of them.

Are Noble Victories card prices going up or down?

Over the past 7 days, of the 3 Noble Victories cards above $1.00 with enough history to measure, 1 moved up and 1 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.