# The Most Valuable Riftbound Cards & Chase Cards

_2026-06-08 · RiftCompare_

What makes a Riftbound: League of Legends TCG card valuable — the chase rares, alt-arts, Showcase, Signature and promo printings — and how to check any card's live price.

Every **Riftbound: League of Legends TCG** set has its chase cards — the ones collectors and players pay a premium for. This guide explains **what makes a Riftbound card valuable** and how to find the most expensive cards and check their live price.

## See the most valuable cards right now

The fastest way to spot the chase cards is to **[browse the card database](/browse)** and sort by price (high to low). That surfaces the current most-valuable Riftbound singles in your region, with live prices across every store we track.

## What makes a Riftbound card valuable?

- **Rarity** — Epic and **Showcase** cards are scarcer than Commons and Uncommons, so they command higher prices.
- **Alt-art printings** — alternate-art versions (collector numbers like *120a*) of popular cards are prized by collectors.
- **Signature cards** — artist-signed, overnumbered "Signature" printings are some of the rarest pulls in the game.
- **Overnumbered / secret cards** — cards numbered beyond the set's base count are special chase pulls.
- **Promos** — organized-play, prerelease and Nexus Night promo printings are limited and often sought-after.
- **Playability** — a card that defines the **[current meta](/decks)** holds value because players need playsets of it.

On RiftCompare, each of these printings is labelled in the card's name (e.g. *(Alt Art)*, *(Signature)*, *(Promo)*) so you always know exactly which version you're looking at.

## Buying and selling chase cards safely

- **Compare across stores** — high-value cards have the widest price spread, so comparing saves the most here. Open any card to see **every store's price** sorted cheapest-first.
- **Mind the condition** — Near Mint (NM) is the benchmark; played copies should cost noticeably less.
- **Buy the English print** unless you specifically want another language — foreign copies are cheaper but aren't the same card.

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- **Check the exact printing** — make sure you're buying the alt-art / signature / promo you actually want, not the base card (or vice versa).

Want to find your grail? **[Browse every Riftbound card](/browse)** and sort by price, or read our **[guide to where to buy Riftbound cards](/guides/where-to-buy-riftbound-cards)** for the best place to buy in your region.

## Most valuable Riftbound cards FAQ

**Which Riftbound cards are worth the most?** The top of the market is dominated by chase printings — Showcase alt-arts, Overnumbered prints and signed cards — rather than by the strongest gameplay cards. The list above is generated from live prices across every store we track and changes as the market moves.

**Are Riftbound cards worth anything?** Most individual cards are worth very little; value is concentrated in a small number of scarce printings. That's normal for a trading card game and is why a whole-collection figure usually comes down to a handful of cards.

**What makes a Riftbound card valuable?** Scarcity first, then desirability — how rarely the printing appears per box, how sought-after the champion or art is, and condition. Playability matters for ordinary singles but much less for chase prints. See [why Riftbound prices change](/guides/why-riftbound-card-prices-change).

**Should I get my Riftbound cards graded?** Grading mainly matters for high-value chase cards in excellent condition, since the fee is fixed regardless of what the card is worth. For ordinary singles it rarely makes sense. See **[the PSA & BGS grading guide](/guides/riftbound-psa-bgs-grading-guide)** for how the two services compare and what graders actually look at.

**Do Riftbound cards go up in value over time?** Some have and some haven't. Riftbound is a young game without a long price record, so treat any confident claim about future value sceptically — RiftCompare reports live prices and history rather than predictions.

## FAQ

**Which Riftbound cards are worth the most?**

The top of the market is dominated by chase printings — Showcase alt-arts, Overnumbered prints and signed cards — rather than by the strongest gameplay cards. RiftCompare's list is generated from live prices across every store it tracks and changes as the market moves.

**Are Riftbound cards worth anything?**

Most individual cards are worth very little; value is concentrated in a small number of scarce printings. That's normal for a trading card game, and it's why a whole-collection figure usually comes down to a handful of cards.

**What makes a Riftbound card valuable?**

Scarcity first, then desirability — how rarely the printing appears per box, how sought-after the champion or art is, and the card's condition. Playability matters for ordinary singles but much less for chase prints.

**Should I get my Riftbound cards graded?**

Grading mainly matters for high-value chase cards in excellent condition, since the grading fee is fixed regardless of what the card is worth. For ordinary singles it rarely makes financial sense.

**Do Riftbound cards go up in value over time?**

Some have and some haven't. Riftbound is a young game without a long price record, so treat confident claims about future value sceptically. RiftCompare reports live prices and price history rather than predictions.

Source: https://riftcompare.com/guides/most-valuable-riftbound-cards