Pokemon Shining Fates Set
A special 73-card set with a massive Shiny Vault subset featuring shiny versions of popular Pokemon including the iconic Shiny Charizard VMAX.
Overview
Shining Fates is a special set released in February 2021, featuring a 73-card main set alongside a massive Shiny Vault subset of over 100 shiny Pokemon cards. Following the Hidden Fates formula, the Shiny Vault includes shiny variants of popular Galar Pokemon. The Shiny Charizard VMAX (SV107) is the defining chase card, becoming one of the most sought-after modern Pokemon cards.
Most valuable cards
Shiny Charizard VMAX (SV107) is the ultimate chase card at $100-250+ near-mint. Shiny Suicune (SV022) holds $15-30 as a stunning shiny art. Shiny Ditto VMAX (SV119) and Shiny Eternatus VMAX (SV122) command $10-20 each. The Shiny Vault Eevee (SV041) and its evolutions are popular among Eeveelution collectors.
Cards from Shining Fates
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Yanma
Yanmega
Celebi
Cacnea
Dhelmise V
Gossifleur
Cinderace V
Floatzel
Drednaw
Shinx
Morpeko
Trapinch
Crobat V
Cufant
Greedent V
Boss's Orders (Lysandre)
Rusted Sword
Team Yell Towel
Alcremie V
Ball Guy
Bird Keeper
Cara Liss
Gym Trainer
Piers
Poké Kid
Rose
Skyla
Alcremie VMAX
Common questions
01 How is Shining Fates distributed?
Shining Fates packs were exclusively available in special products: Elite Trainer Boxes, V Tins, Mad Party Pin Collections, and Premium Collections. No standard 36-pack booster boxes were produced.
02 How many cards are in the Shiny Vault?
The Shiny Vault contains 122 cards (SV001-SV122) featuring shiny variants of Galar Pokemon, including Shiny V and Shiny VMAX cards. Combined with the 73-card main set, the complete collection totals nearly 200 cards.
03 Is the Shiny Charizard VMAX difficult to pull?
Extremely difficult. The Shiny Charizard VMAX has roughly a 1-in-450 pack pull rate. Given the limited distribution through special products only, pulling one requires significant luck or volume.
04 How is Shining Fates different from Hidden Fates?
Both are special Shiny Vault sets, but Shining Fates focuses on Galar/Gen 8 Pokemon with V/VMAX shinies, while Hidden Fates featured Kalos/Alola Pokemon with GX shinies. Shining Fates has a larger Shiny Vault (122 vs 94 cards).
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