Riftbound Price Guide
Every released Riftbound card in one sortable table, one row per printing, each with the cheapest in-stock price we track in your market and how many stores have it. A price is the item price from a store or eBay seller, with postage added at checkout, and it is an asking price on a live listing rather than a record of a sale. We read every price twice a day, at 07:00 and 19:00 UTC.
The 7-day column compares one weekly price per card, the cheapest across Australia, the US, the UK and Singapore converted to US dollars, so its percentage reads the same in every market. It stays blank until a card has two weekly prices on the current basis. Why Riftbound card prices change explains what usually sits behind a move, and the variant glossary explains why printings of one card are priced apart.
- Cards listed
- 1,431
- Every printing has its own row
- Priced in the United States
- 1,372
- 96% have a seller in stock
- Median price
- US$0.21
- 66% of priced cards cost under US$1
Prices by set
How each released set prices in the United States, in USD. A set's name opens its own price guide.
| Set | Priced | Median | Dearest card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Origins | 403/422 | US$0.27 | Kai'Sa, Daughter of the Void (Showcase, Signature) US$3,200.00 |
| Origins: Proving Grounds | 41/41 | US$0.25 | Master, Wuju Bladesman - Starter US$17.97 |
| Spirit Forged | 334/348 | US$0.20 | Ahri, Inquisitive (Showcase, Signature) US$6,499.00 |
| Unleashed | 325/344 | US$0.19 | Kha'Zix, Voidreaver (Promo) US$4,000.00 |
| Vendetta | 269/270 | US$0.17 | Akali, Rogue Assassin (Showcase, Signature) US$2,810.57 |
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7-day change: the week-on-week move in the cheapest price across Australia, the US, the UK and Singapore, in US dollars, so it is the same in every market, to the week of 1 October 2026. Blank until a card has two weekly prices on the current basis. Lowest: the cheapest in-stock price from any store or eBay seller we track in the United States; a dash means none has that printing in stock. TCGplayer: the cheapest English Near-Mint listing in the US; elsewhere, its US market price converted to USD as a reference (postage and duty extra), never part of Lowest. eBay: the cheapest listing we track (item price, postage extra); the button searches eBay for the card.
Read next
- Why Riftbound Card Prices ChangeWhat usually sits behind a card's price moving up or down in a week
- Riftbound Variants: Signature, Metal & Alt ArtSignature, Overnumbered, foil and alt art: why printings of one card price differently
- Riftbound Card Condition GuideWhat each condition grade means and roughly what it is worth against Near Mint
How to read this price guide
Each row is one printing, and its price is the lowest asking price we found on an in-stock listing in the United States, in USD: the item alone, with postage on top at the seller's checkout. Open a card to see every store and eBay listing behind that figure, cheapest first, and the delivered total wherever a store publishes its postage.
The list opens dearest first. Sort a column header for the cheapest cards, the biggest weekly moves or the printings most widely in stock, and use the filters to cut it down to one set, rarity, domain, card type or printing. Each set's own table lives on its set page.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Riftbound price guide show?
Every released Riftbound card on one list, each with the cheapest in-stock price we track in your market — Australia, the United States, the United Kingdom, Singapore, Canada or the EU — in that market's currency. Every printing has its own row, from base commons to alternate arts, Signature and overnumbered cards.
How often are the prices updated?
Twice a day. Prices come from two imports, at 07:00 and 19:00 UTC, so a figure can be up to about half a day old. Open a card to compare every store's current offer for it.
Are these sale prices or asking prices?
Asking prices. Each figure is the lowest price on a current in-stock listing, from a store or eBay, and it is the item price only: postage is added at checkout. A card can change hands for less than it is listed at, so read a price here as what it costs to buy one today.
Why is the 7-day change the same in every market?
It is measured on one weekly price per card: the cheapest across Australia, the US, the UK and Singapore, converted to US dollars. That keeps the percentage comparable from card to card, but it can differ from the move in your own market's price. It stays blank until a card has two weekly prices on the current pricing basis.
Why do some cards show a dash instead of a price?
No store or eBay seller we track has that printing in stock in your market right now. Switch market to see whether it is stocked elsewhere, or open the card to compare every market's listings.
How is this different from the card database?
The card database shows cards as image tiles and opens on the most-searched cards. The price guide puts every card on one dense table that opens on the most expensive, with the weekly change and the number of stores in stock beside each price, so it is quicker for scanning a whole set, rarity or price range.