Noble Victories card list
102 cards in the Black & White Series, led by N at $232.64.
Noble Victories (set code NVI) contains 102 cards: 101 main-set cards and 1 secret rare. It is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2011 as part of the Black & White Series. Its top chase is N (Rare Ultra) at $232.64 on the open market. The set features 1 Rare Secret, with the average tracked card valued at $8.16.
Which cards lead the chase in Noble Victories?
What is Noble Victories?
Noble Victories is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2011 under set code NVI, part of the Black & White Series. Chase Season lists 102 cards across 6 rarity tiers, from base commons through the rarest special illustration pulls. The rarity breakdown shows how chase tiers are distributed within the expansion. Each card carries a Chase Index — a community-driven signal of what collectors are actively chasing right now.
- Release date
- November 16, 2011
- Set code
- NVI
- Series
- Black & White
- Total cards
- 102
- Chase tiers
- 1 cards · 1 tier
- Reverse holos
- 96
Complete Noble Victories card list
Noble Victories contains 102 cards, including 101 main-set cards and 1 secret rares. Every printing is linked in the server-rendered checklist below; the image browser stays fast by loading in pages of 30.
Common31 cards
- #48 Trubbish$3.94
- #62 Timburr$1.82
- #35 Blitzle$1.27
- #81 Pawniard$0.60
- #71 Golett$0.54
- #30 Frillish$0.53
- #57 Litwick$0.45
- #58 Litwick$0.42
- #55 Elgyem$0.40
- #39 Tynamo$0.35
- #19 Larvesta$0.34
- #86 Axew$0.34
- #75 Pawniard$0.34
- #77 Deino$0.34
- #38 Tynamo$0.33
- #50 Solosis$0.33
- #20 Larvesta$0.33
- #54 Elgyem$0.33
- #45 Yamask$0.32
- #6 Dwebble$0.32
- #4 Petilil$0.31
- #27 Vanillite$0.31
- #69 Mienfoo$0.29
- #1 Sewaddle$0.28
- #44 Yamask$0.28
- #16 Pansear$0.27
- #22 Tympole$0.27
- #9 Foongus$0.26
- #42 Stunfisk$0.26
- #8 Karrablast$0.24
- #11 Shelmet$0.23
Uncommon30 cards
- #95 Super Rod$2.82
- #92 N$2.26
- #25 Tirtouga$1.53
- #59 Lampent$1.45
- #78 Zweilous$0.96
- #66 Archen$0.93
- #40 Eelektrik$0.81
- #83 Durant$0.77
- #28 Vanillish$0.72
- #49 Garbodor$0.71
- #96 Xtransceiver$0.70
- #10 Amoonguss$0.65
- #85 Audino$0.61
- #93 Plume Fossil$0.55
- #63 Gurdurr$0.54
- #51 Duosion$0.52
- #7 Crustle$0.51
- #37 Emolga$0.50
- #68 Stunfisk$0.48
- #23 Palpitoad$0.46
- #87 Fraxure$0.41
- #2 Swadloon$0.40
- #32 Cryogonal$0.40
- #18 Heatmor$0.38
- #76 Bisharp$0.38
- #70 Mienshao$0.38
- #90 Cover Fossil$0.32
- #91 Eviolite$0.31
- #17 Simisear$0.31
- #94 Rocky Helmet$0.24
Rare22 cards
- #60 Chandelure$12.91
- #67 Archeops$10.96
- #43 Victini$10.18
- #26 Carracosta$5.49
- #31 Jellicent$4.58
- #56 Beheeyem$2.99
- #47 Cofagrigus$2.89
- #5 Lilligant$2.22
- #72 Golurk$2.14
- #46 Cofagrigus$2.10
- #29 Vanilluxe$1.87
- #21 Volcarona$1.44
- #52 Reuniclus$1.05
- #65 Conkeldurr$0.95
- #33 Cryogonal$0.94
- #61 Gigalith$0.94
- #12 Accelgor$0.86
- #53 Reuniclus$0.83
- #24 Seismitoad$0.73
- #36 Zebstrika$0.54
- #80 Escavalier$0.53
- #89 Druddigon$0.48
Rare Holo13 cards
Rare Ultra5 cards
Rare Secret1 card
How does Noble Victories fit in the Black & White Series?
Noble Victories sits in the Black & White Series, released in 2011. It precedes Dark Explorers (2012). Browse adjacent expansions below to compare chase cards, rarity distributions, and market trends across the series.
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