Twilight Masquerade brings some big changes to the Pokémon TCG, introducing Pokémon and characters from Scarlet and Violet's The Teal Mask DLC, including Ogerpon and Bloodmoon Ursaluna. These aren't the only cards you'll want to chase down in this set, though.
Top 20 Most Expensive Pokemon Cards in Twilight Masquerade! #pokemontcg
Pokémon TCG: Twilight Masquerade, coming on May 24 with a pre-release on May 11, adds some powerful cards to the competitive meta while also offering up a handful of collectible chase options for anyone just looking to crack some packs. Whether you're looking to grab Special Illustration Rares or expand your ACE SPEC pool, here are the best money cards to draw, buy, and sell in Twilight Masquerade.
There’s a big difference in the Pokémon TCG between the best overall draws and the best money cards. Some cards are great for competitive play, but lack the ability to hunt for collectors and sellers. Twilight Masquerade has a few cards that fit both descriptions, though we also have a guide to some of the best competitive cards.
As with most Pokémon TCG sets, one of the Special Illustration Rares for a Trainer cards is the biggest chaser in the set. Carmine makes her TCG debut with a flex card that, while not as solid as her brother Kieran for competitive play out of the box, certainly seems like it will turn more heads as a collectible on the market. Pre-release price: $120 – $160.
