
Dragon Vault
Dragon Vault is a Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion in the Black & White series, released on October 5, 2012. It contains 21 cards.
The most valuable French card is Rayquaza #11 (Rare), priced at €31. The most valuable English card is Rayquaza #11 (Rare), priced at €100.
Prices shown on this page reflect the current lowest active listing on Cardmarket in French and English, refreshed weekly by Manakodex.
All prices: cheapest French listing on Cardmarket. Switch with the price toggle above the card list.All prices: cheapest English listing on Cardmarket. Switch with the price toggle above the card list.
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Most valuable chase cards
By current lowest French listing on Cardmarket.By current lowest English listing on Cardmarket.
- Rayquaza€31
- Kyurem€20
- Dratini€14
- Rayquaza€100
- Bagon€58
- Kyurem€55
Dragon Vault on Cardmarket: what the prices say
Price spread
Across the 20 Dragon Vault cards with an English listing on Cardmarket, the median card sits at €10.00 (cheapest listing, Near Mint or better). 6 are above €20. The cheapest is Fraxure #15 at €1.30, the most expensive Rayquaza #11 at €99.90. That floor is one listing: we measured how far above it the rest of the book sits.
French or English?
18 Dragon Vault cards are listed in both languages. The median French copy asks 41.8% less than the English one. French is cheaper on 11 cards, English on 7. The widest gap: Latias #9, €8.40 in French against €32.50 in English. The same comparison across the whole catalog is in our French versus English guide.
Frequently asked questions
How many cards are in Dragon Vault?
Dragon Vault contains 21 cards in total. The most valuable one on Cardmarket right now is Rayquaza, at €100.
Where do Dragon Vault prices come from?
All prices on this page are sourced from Cardmarket, the largest European trading card marketplace. Manakodex pulls the current lowest listing price in both French and English, refreshing the public catalog weekly (tracked products refresh hourly), so prices reflect recent market conditions rather than historical averages.
Are Dragon Vault cards cheaper in French or in English?
Across the 18 Dragon Vault cards with a Cardmarket listing in both languages, French copies ask a median 41.8% less than English ones (cheapest listing, Near Mint or better). French is cheaper on 11 cards, English on 7. Example: Latias #9, €8.40 in French against €32.50 in English.





