Every list of expensive Lorcana cards you can find was typed out by hand on the day it was published, and has been drifting away from reality ever since, usually without saying when it was written. This one is generated from TCGplayer market prices that we pull every day, and it carries the date of the pull, so you can see exactly how current it is.

The short version
  • Elsa - Ice Maker is the most expensive card in the game at $4,947.50.
  • The priciest card you can actually play is the Iconic Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Prince at $3,803.12. The rest of the very top is rotated, which matters if you are buying to build rather than to collect.
  • Chase rarities do the damage. Almost everything at the top is Iconic or Enchanted, and those are printed at a fraction of the rate of anything else.
  • None of this is what a deck costs. One legal copy of every card in the game, at its cheapest printing, comes to $1,065.19.

The ten most expensive Lorcana cards right now

Market price for the specific printing named, which matters more than it sounds: most of these cards also exist in an ordinary version worth a couple of dollars.

Elsa - Ice Maker
Special. $4,947.50
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Mickey Mouse - Brave Little Prince
Iconic. $3,803.12
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Buzz Lightyear - Jungle Ranger
Iconic. $3,621.08
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CardPrintingLegal nowMarket price
Elsa - Ice MakerSpecialRotated$4,947.50
Mickey Mouse - Brave Little PrinceIconicYes$3,803.12
Buzz Lightyear - Jungle RangerIconicYes$3,621.08
Minnie Mouse - Sweetheart PrincessIconicYes$2,838.89
Belle & Beast - Certain as the SunIconicYes$2,008.20
Invited to the BallSpecialRotated$1,850.00
Merida - Formidable ArcherIconicYes$1,768.37
Lilo & Stitch - Fun-Loving FriendsIconicYes$1,629.34
Ariel - Ethereal VoiceIconicYes$1,482.58
Winnie the Pooh - Hunny WizardEnchantedYes$1,410.97

What you can actually play

Half the cards above are no longer Core legal. If you are buying to build a deck rather than to fill a binder, this is the list that applies to you.

CardPrintingMarket price
Mickey Mouse - Brave Little PrinceIconic$3,803.12
Buzz Lightyear - Jungle RangerIconic$3,621.08
Minnie Mouse - Sweetheart PrincessIconic$2,838.89
Belle & Beast - Certain as the SunIconic$2,008.20
Merida - Formidable ArcherIconic$1,768.37
Lilo & Stitch - Fun-Loving FriendsIconic$1,629.34
Ariel - Ethereal VoiceIconic$1,482.58
Winnie the Pooh - Hunny WizardEnchanted$1,410.97

Nobody needs any of these to play. Every card on this page has an ordinary printing that is legal in exactly the same decks, and the expensive version is a cosmetic choice.

The number that puts it in perspective

That last figure is the whole game, once, in the cheapest printing of every card. It is less than the single card at the top of this page. Lorcana is only as expensive as you decide the artwork is worth to you.

Where the cheap end actually is

The other end of the same data. These are Core legal cards you can own for pennies, and plenty of them see tournament play.

CardPrintingMarket price
Higgins - Undercover OfficerCommon$0.02
Detective's BadgeCommon$0.02
Amos Slade - Tenacious TrackerCommon$0.02
Lyle Tiberius Rourke - Looking for His MomentCommon$0.02
Young Macintosh - Proud SonCommon$0.02
Tyler Nguyen-Baker - 4*Town FanCommon$0.02

If you want to see what a real deck costs rather than what a trophy costs, our deck builder prices every list as you build it, using the same live data as this page.

Before you buy anything expensive

Two things worth knowing. Chase cards move fast around a set release, so a price today is not a price next month. And a card being expensive is not the same as a card being good: rarity sets the price, and the ordinary version plays identically.

If you are new and working out where your money should actually go, read the beginner guide first. The most expensive mistakes are the ones nobody warns you about.

Prices are TCGplayer market prices for the printing named, pulled 2026-09-23. This page rebuilds itself every night from that feed, so the figures above are never more than a day old and no human retypes them. A card is listed once, at its most valuable printing.