Riftbound Metal Cards: Every Prize Wall and Best Of Card

Metal cards are the rarest Riftbound cards you can hold. They are not in any pack. Riot hands them out at its organized-play events, as metal reprints of the game's champion Legends, and the cheapest of them sells for more than most booster boxes. This is every one of them: what each kind is, how it is earned, what each one costs today, and what is coming next.

Every card below has its own page on RiftCompare, with its TCGplayer price, eBay listings and graded copies compared side by side and refreshed every day.

Prize Wall and Best Of: the two kinds of metal card

Prize Wall metals are earned with tickets. Every match played at a Regional Qualifier earns Prize Wall tickets, and the wall trades a metal Legend for 40 of them, one per person per weekend. They cost 10 tickets when the Prize Wall launched; Riot raised the price after the Houston qualifier.

Best Of metals are won. At each event, the highest-placing player on each Legend, with at least four Main Event wins or a place in Day 2, gets that Legend's holographic metal. One per Legend per event makes them far scarcer than the Prize Wall printing of the same card.

Riftbound metal card prices: Prize Wall

TCGplayer's market price and its cheapest listing for each Prize Wall metal on 25 October 2026, dearest first. The market price follows recent sales; a dash means TCGplayer had no sale or no listing.

Riftbound metal card prices: Best Of

TCGplayer's market price for each Best Of metal on 25 October 2026. Best Of metals rarely have an open listing, so most change hands privately; the market price is the last sales TCGplayer recorded.

Why the prices look the way they do

Origins metals cost the most. Teemo, Jinx, Kai'Sa and Yasuo, the faces of the game's first set, take four of the top five Prize Wall prices.

The champion matters as much as the card. Metal cards are bought to keep rather than to play, so the best-loved champions lead the list.

Best Of is scarcer than Prize Wall, but not always dearer. One Best Of per Legend per event should make it the pricier printing, and for Ahri it is. For most Legends there are too few Best Of sales to set a reliable price, which is why so many rows above show a gap.

The asking price is not the price. Several cheapest listings sit far above the market price (Kai'Sa's Prize Wall metal was listed at US$10,000 against a US$2,739.20 market price). With so few copies for sale, one seller's ask is not a valuation. Each card's page shows every source, so check the sales, not just the listing.

What changed in October, and what is coming

On 15 October 2026 Riot changed how metal cards are handed out at its Regional Championships:

• Best Of prizes now come from Unleashed, Vendetta and Radiance only. Origins, Proving Grounds and Spiritforged Legends are no longer awarded. No new Origins Best Of metals means the ones already out are all there will be, unless Riot reverses it.
• Overnumbered Foil Plated Legends go to the top 58 finishers, who pick in order of placing.
• Radiance's metal Legends are not out yet. Riot expects them from January 2027 and has not yet said how they will be distributed.

The next metal cards to be handed out are at the European Regional Championship in Stuttgart (6–8 November) and the North American Regional Championship in Las Vegas (11–13 December). We add each new metal card as soon as it has a TCGplayer listing.

Before you buy a metal card

• Check which printing it is. Prize Wall is non-foil; Best Of is holographic. Sellers do not always say which, and the price gap can be thousands of dollars.
• Ask for photos at an angle, so the metal finish and any foil show.
• Compare the market price with the listing. A listing several times the market price is a starting point, not a value.
• Watch the card instead of buying today. A free account emails you when a card you watch drops in price or gets a new listing.

The Radiance promo cards post covers the season's Nexus Night and Summoner Skirmish promos, and the Radiance Signature cards are the set's rarest pack pulls.

Sources: Riot's Regional Championships prizing update (15 October 2026); riftbound.zone and UVS Games on the Prize Wall; prices from TCGplayer's "Organized Play Promotional Cards" catalogue on 25 October 2026.