Cyberpunk TCG Card Prices, Explained

Every price on this site is an approximate TCGplayer market price for one specific printing, shown as "~$X". We take TCGplayer market prices (via TCGCSV) and date them by the day TCGCSV published them. They are not a sold price and not an official value. We never headline TCGplayer's high price, because it can be an extreme outlier. A guide, not an appraisal.

The printing matters more than the card name

One card can have many printings: a Beta printing, a Retail printing, a starter deck or box topper version, a promo, and Iconic alt-arts. Each printing is a separate TCGplayer product with its own price. The label next to a price, like "E B001" or "IL B141 (Iconic)", is the rarity code and card number of the printing the price belongs to. Each card page lists every printing with its own price.

How to look up a card

1. Find which set your copy is from. On TCGplayer, Beta print run numbers start with B.
2. Search the name on the prices page and open the card.
3. Match your copy to the printing list, then use that printing's price as a starting point.
4. Check sold listings for the real number. Condition and demand move it.

The top 10 cards

Ranked by each card's highest printing price. See the full top 20.