Dragon Frontiers price guide

Every priced card, most valuable first

#	Card	US market	Europe avg	Print
79	Professor Elm's Training Method	$38.74	—	Reverse holo +1
60	Ralts	$29.94	—	Reverse holo +1
75	Holon Mentor	$24.35	—	Reverse holo +1
51	Larvitar	$21.89	—	Reverse holo +1
32	Kirlia	$20.00	—	Reverse holo +1
77	Mr. Stone's Project	$16.83	—	Reverse holo +1
73	Copycat	$16.57	—	Reverse holo +1
58	Pupitar	$16.11	—	Reverse holo +1
76	Island Hermit	$8.87	€6.23	Reverse holo +1
82	TV Reporter	$8.56	—	Reverse holo +1
89	Scramble Energy	$7.23	€5.48	Reverse holo +1
85	Holon Energy GL	$6.00	€2.65	Reverse holo +1
87	Boost Energy	$5.65	€3.26	Reverse holo +1
83	Switch	$5.31	€5.35	Reverse holo +1
80	Professor Oak's Research	$4.78	—	Reverse holo +1
86	Holon Energy WP	$4.73	—	Reverse holo +1
74	Holon Legacy	$4.67	€2.90	Reverse holo +1
78	Old Rod	$4.43	€3.50	Reverse holo +1
84	Holon Energy FF	$4.13	€2.95	Reverse holo +1
81	Strength Charm	$2.99	€3.62	Reverse holo +1
72	Buffer Piece	$2.82	€2.50	Reverse holo +1

21 priced cards. Snapshot Sep 24, 2026. US prices from TCGplayer, Europe from Cardmarket.

About Dragon Frontiers

Dragon Frontiers came out November 8, 2006 with 101 numbered cards.

The most expensive card in the set runs $38.74; the median card is $7.23. That gap is what makes the set worth pulling apart card by card.

21 of them also exist as reverse holos, priced separately below — a reverse holo and a normal copy of the same card are not the same product.

It belongs to the EX series.

The US column is the TCGplayer market price of the most expensive print. Where a card has more than one print, the print is named — a reverse holo and a normal copy are different products at different prices.

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