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Are Cookie Run Cards Worth Money? The Cookie Is the Chase

CookieRun Braverse is mostly bulk at a $0.20 median, but full-art Extra Rares of fan-favorite Cookies climb to $350, a 487× chase multiple. Here is how to spot the money.

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Devsisters turned one of mobile gaming's top-grossing franchises into a trading card game in 2024, and the market it produced prices exactly one thing: how much players love the Cookie on the card. The rarity helps, but the character decides.

A young game, mostly bulk

Across 698 priced CookieRun Braverse singles in 8 sets, the median card trades at $0.20 and 68% sit under $1. That is a normal high-bulk profile for a young game with a big print run. The ladder details are in the CookieRun Braverse rarity study.

The chase is the Cookie

The top of the market is the full-art Extra Rare (EXR) tier plus the Promo and Secret Ultra Rare printings of the franchise favorites: Pure Vanilla, Shadow Milk, Moonlight. The ceiling is Pure Vanilla Cookie as an Extra Rare around $350, roughly 487x the typical card. The pattern is character-first, the same fandom pricing that rules the hololive card game, where the streamer sets the price.

How to value your Cookie Run cards

  1. Look for EXR, Promo and Secret Ultra Rare printings of the fan-favorite Cookies; that is the entire top of the market.
  2. Pin the exact printing and filter to Near Mint or better.
  3. Average the four lowest current offers for that exact printing.

That is the what's my trading card worth method; scan the card → to pin the printing fast. The game is barely a year old, so treat prices as fast-moving and read are trading cards a good investment before speculating.

Selling Cookie Run cards

Name the Cookie and the tier in the title, because the buyer is a fan of that character first. State the condition honestly and open a free shop and list your cards → with no marketplace fee, and ship it safely.

Put a number on your own shelf

Price the cards you actually own, in euro, and watch how that total moves over time.

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CookieRun Braverse: the chase is the Cookie

Devsisters' 2024 CookieRun TCG is high-bulk (median $0.20); the chase is fan-favorite Cookies as Extra Rares, led by Pure Vanilla Cookie EXR at ~$350.

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The Gold Star Premium

A Pokémon EX-era Gold Star sells for a median 28× an ordinary holo from the same sets; all 25 clear €428, Rayquaza tops €3,500.

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The most valuable Pokémon, ranked

By median price of every printing, Charizard is only #3, Umbreon and Mew out-trade it.

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