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Shining Fates Sealed Products: Prices, Chase Cards & Where to Buy

Feb 2021SWSH4.5from $258.951 sealed products

Shining Fates is the Sword & Shield era's answer to Hidden Fates: a February 2021 special set with a 122-card Shiny Vault subset and a shiny Charizard VMAX at the top of it. Like every special set, it has no booster box, so the Elite Trainer Box, V Tins, Pin Collections and Premium Collections are the whole sealed market. Shining Fates was printed far more heavily than Hidden Fates, and that shows in the prices, which makes it one of the more approachable special sets to collect sealed. This page lists every product, August 2026 pricing, the Shiny Vault chase cards and how to check that a tin or ETB is untouched.

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Quick facts

Release dateFebruary 19, 2021
Set codeSWSH4.5 (special set)
Card count72 main set plus 122 Shiny Vault cards (SV001–SV122)
Chase cardsShiny Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122), Shiny Charizard V (SV049), Shiny Ditto VMAX (SV119), Shiny Rillaboom/Cinderace/Inteleon VMAX, Shiny Eevee (SV043), Skyla full art (072/072)
Sealed productsElite Trainer Box, V Tins (Cramorant, Eldegoss, Boltund), Pin Collections (Eevee, Boltund, Cramorant), Mad Party Pin Collection, Premium Collections (Shiny Crobat VMAX, Shiny Dragapult VMAX), Mini Tins, Pikachu V Box
Standard booster boxNot released (special set)
ETB price range (Aug 2026)$110–$160

Sealed products for Shining Fates

Elite Trainer Box

The ETB has ten booster packs, a shiny Eevee promo, Eevee sleeves, dice, markers, energy and a storage box, at a $49.99 MSRP. It was restocked repeatedly through 2021, so supply is healthy. Sealed ETBs sell for $110–$160 as of August 2026, with the bulk of sales around $125–$135. That is roughly a third of what a Hidden Fates ETB costs, which tells you most of what you need to know about relative scarcity.

V Tins

Three tins were released at $24.99, each with a V promo (Cramorant V, Eldegoss V or Boltund V) and six booster packs. They are the cheapest way per pack to open Shining Fates. Sealed tins trade at $45–$75 each, with Cramorant usually at the top. Because the lid is not shrink-wrapped in a way that resists tampering, check the seal carefully before paying tin prices.

Pin Collections and Mad Party Pin Collection

The three Pin Collections (Eevee, Boltund and Cramorant) came with a pin, a promo and three packs at $14.99. Sealed, they run $40–$60. The Mad Party Pin Collection, built around the Mad Party attack cards with four promos (Bunnelby, Dedenne, Galarian Mr. Rime and Polteageist), four pins and four packs, released at $24.99 and sells sealed for $55–$80.

Premium Collections

Two Premium Collections were released at $39.99: Shiny Crobat VMAX and Shiny Dragapult VMAX, each with a shiny V and VMAX promo, an oversized card, a coin and seven packs. Dragapult is the more popular and sells for $100–$130 sealed; Crobat sits at $85–$110. Seven packs plus two shiny promos makes these the best value box in the set for a collector who wants the promos.

Mini Tins and Pikachu V Box

Five Mini Tins (Reshiram, Ditto, Dragapult, Zamazenta and Zacian artwork) each hold two packs, a coin and an art card, originally $9.99. Sealed they trade at $28–$45 each, with full sets of five at $150–$200. The Pikachu V Box, a general-release box that used Shining Fates packs, sells for $50–$65.

Chase cards and pull rates

Shiny Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122) is the card that sells the set, currently $110–$140 raw and $240–$280 in PSA 10. Shiny Charizard V (SV049) is $40–$55. After Charizard, the Shiny Vault VMAX cards for the Galar starters and Ditto VMAX (SV119) sit in the $20–$45 range, and shiny Eevee (SV043) and shiny Ditto V are the popular baby shinies at $15–$30. Skyla full art (072/072) and Team Yell Towel rainbow are the top Trainer pulls. Amazing Rares also appear in the main set (Reshiram, Zekrom, Yveltal) at $8–$15.

Shiny Vault cards appear in roughly one of every two to three packs, so any product with six or more packs should yield a few. The Charizard VMAX is commonly reported at roughly one per 100 packs or more, which puts it beyond the reach of a single ETB in most cases.

Is Shining Fates worth buying sealed?

Shining Fates sealed has appreciated modestly since 2023 but has never come close to Hidden Fates, and the reason is print run: Hidden Fates was scarce for a year after release, and Shining Fates never was. At $130 for a ten-pack ETB you are paying about $13 a pack, which is reasonable for an out-of-print special set with a Charizard, and the downside is limited because the price has already been stable for years. It is a good collector hold at the current level but should not be expected to run. The Premium Collections and Mini Tins are the better display pieces.

How to spot fakes and resealed products

Shining Fates ETBs use the same holographic Pokemon Company lid seal as other SWSH ETBs; check for a rainbow shimmer and an uncut seal. V Tins are the bigger concern. A factory tin has a clear shrink wrap around the whole tin with a seam on the base and the lid firmly seated; a tin with a wrap that has been reheated, or a wrap with no seam at all, has been redone. Mini Tins are not shrink-wrapped and instead have a single round clear sticker over the lid seam, so an intact, unwrinkled sticker is the only proof of a sealed Mini Tin. Inside any product, packs should carry uniform crimps and a code card each, and pack weights should be consistent.

Where to buy Shining Fates sealed

Shining Fates was stocked by every big-box retailer through 2021, and many independent shops still have ETBs, tins and pin collections on the shelf at prices close to or below eBay. Search the card shop directory for stores near you. Card shows are a good source for full Mini Tin sets and the Premium Collections. On eBay:

Frequently asked questions

Is there a Shining Fates booster box?

No. Shining Fates is a special set and was sold only through the Elite Trainer Box, V Tins, Pin Collections, Mad Party Pin Collection, Premium Collections, Mini Tins and the Pikachu V Box. Listings for a "Shining Fates booster box" are either repackaged packs or mislabeled products.

How much is a Shining Fates ETB worth in 2026?

Sealed Shining Fates Elite Trainer Boxes sell for $110–$160 as of August 2026, with most sales in the $125–$135 range.

What is the best card in Shining Fates?

Shiny Charizard VMAX (SV107/SV122), which sells for $110–$140 raw and $240–$280 in PSA 10.

How many packs are in a Shining Fates ETB?

Ten booster packs, plus a shiny Eevee promo card, sleeves, dice, markers, energy and a storage box.

Which Shining Fates product has the best value per pack?

The V Tins with six packs at $45–$75 and the Premium Collections with seven packs at $85–$130 offer the lowest cost per pack, with the Premium Collections adding two shiny promos.

Are Shining Fates Mini Tins sealed?

Mini Tins are not shrink-wrapped. They have a single clear round sticker over the lid seam, and that sticker being intact is the only evidence a Mini Tin has not been opened.

Prices in this guide were last reviewed 2026-08. Live eBay listings above update daily.