Disney Lorcana – Fable: 10 Most Expensive Cards to Chase Right Now
Blog Andrew Joseph 09 Sep , 2025 0
Disney Lorcana The ninth set was launched legendlast week, from amazing silly movie greeting cards to new Iconic and epic Rare things, There are a lot to like about it.
For beginners, new Mickey Mouse – The Brave Little Prince (Iconic)already sold for over $1,000 on resale sites like TCGplayer and eBay, while its new “icon” pairing, Minnie Mouse-Sweetheart Princess, It's not entirely cheap either, the current market price is about $865.
Prices will continue to fluctuate over the next few weeks and months, but we've also been delving into it with the full rules all It's the most beautiful and expensive card.
While the first iconic card ever is understandable, many other “charming” cards have also reached hundreds of dollars, and are definitely worth chasing. Use our friends' data TCGPLAYERthis is the most expensive card in the Disney Lorcana fable and where to find them.
Powerline – The Greatest Rock Star in the World (Enchantment)
Powerline – The Greatest Rock Star in the World
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Many people were excited about the legend when they revealed it, this is Powerline – The Greatest Rock Star in the World Sitting for about $172.
Apart from the fact that he turns song cards into cards and cheats big ones, the artwork is great (he is the only stupid movie contestant on this list).
Life Circle (charming)
Life Circle
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Sitting on the power line is a magical version Life Circlepriced at about $177.
The artwork is beautiful and you can bring back abandoned cards and I'm always happy to see anything from the Lion King. This makes us well…
Scar – The King of the Last (Enchantment)
Scar – The King of the Last
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Sitting around $205, Scar – The King's The enchanted version of the artwork is even more amazing, showing a proud rock ruler chatting with skulls and giggling.
He abandons his allies and turns them into cards, which is basically what you expect from Mufasa’s self-centered brother.
Winnie the Pooh – The Wizard of Henny (Magic)
Winnie the Pooh – The Wizard of Henny
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Reprinting is a great way to reduce card costs, but this allegorical version Winnie the Pooh – The Wizard of Henny Price is $220.
Do you know? We understand. Looking at him, everything was satisfied with his borderless treatment.
hades-Hell Strategy (Enchantment)
hades-Hell Planner
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Put my (Lorcana) card on the table here, hades-Hell Strategy (Enchantment) Probably my favorite card on it.
He is another reprint that looks incredible. His value is also rising, with a market value of $250, but it has been sold more than just the selling price.
Lilo – The best explorer ever (charming)
Lilo – The best explorer ever
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This cute Lilo – The best explorer ever The card is not a reprint and grants the challenger to an allies. The standard artwork has stitching lurking in the backstage, which is great, but it makes it even harder to spot so that Lilo can be the clear focus in her space suit.
The card costs $255, which is slightly higher than Hades, but does seem to have a slight drop.
Beauty – Made a mystery (charming)
Belle – A mystery
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Belle – A mystery Marking the first end of the “classic” Disney character quartet, she is a super rare reprint that appears in Ursula’s return.
She currently costs $315, but it costs less than $300.
Dumbo – The Ninth Miracle of the Universe (Enchantment)
Dumbo – The Ninth Miracle of the Universe
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Another new card, Dumbo – The Ninth Miracle of the Universe The current price is about $365 and it is also sold for the price.
Not only is he cute in this picture, but he is convenient if you want to boost your achievements with your ability.
Minnie Mouse – Sweetheart Princess (Iconic)
Minnie Mouse – Sweetheart Princess
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Surprisingly, this is a new iconic work of art that occupies the top two attractions on our list Minnie Mouse – Sweetheart Princess.
She will now get you back about $865, but it costs about $120 less than this one. Will she climb further, or is it a sign that she is about to lower? We will learn more in the coming days.
Mickey Mouse – The Brave Little Prince (Iconic)
Mickey Mouse – The Brave Little Prince
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“Oh, boy!” – Mickey Mouse, see his Mickey Mouse – The Brave Little Prince (Iconic) The market value of the card is over $1,000, probably.
Mickey is the most expensive card on this list and will get you back $1,022. Still, he's sold for under $900, so there are some swinging rooms.
As one of the first iconic cards, it looks absolutely beautiful, I'm not surprised that it now requires a penny. When writing, The most valuable Disney Lorcana card once.
Where to buy Disney Lorcana's allegorical suit
Thankfully, you don't need to spend thousands of dollars to get started with Lorcana.
Fable Set Sees New First Show Collect starter sets To help you get started collecting the heroes and villains of the Disney Universe, which includes 4 booster packs (48 cards in total), a portfolio adhesive for Mickey Mouse – a brave little tailor, a collector's guide and a flashing Tinker Bell's shimmering foil – Giant Fairy Tale.
Then there is the pre-built deck, the illuminator's Trove box, and Boosters you can buyalso.
Disney Lorcana – Explain the new epic and iconic rarity
As I mentioned, Disney Lorcana expands its rare system in the new legend and has two new levels: epic and iconic. The Epic card is located between legend and charming, making it rarer than the former but easier to find than the latter.
These are alternative versions of existing cards that reuse standard artwork, but get advanced treatments including “open air” frames, rainbow foil and gloss highlights.
Meanwhile, the iconic card now uses the royal family as Lorcana's rarest chase card. Each set appears only twice, each set has a spare full-brand artwork and continues behind the text box, along with improved 3D hot stamp effects and sparkling custom legendary star foil.
Lloyd Coombes is an experienced freelancer in technology, gaming and fitness, including Polygon, Eurogamer, Macworld, Techradar. He is a big fan of magic: parties and other collectible card games that frustrate his wife.
This article contains the contributions of Robert Anderson.