Two Legends Pre-Release Cards Master Set Checklist & Cost

Variants in the Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set

Where the Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set's cost sits

The Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set cost is concentrated at the top. The ten most valuable slots hold 59 percent of the total value, while the lower-value half of the priced slots adds up to only 11 percent. All 75 slots carry a price as of October 24, 2026. Condition makes a modest difference: the LP and up total sits 10 percent below the Near Mint total, and the MP and up total sits 11 percent below it. A binder of played copies therefore saves little compared with one in Near Mint.

Written from market data as of October 24, 2026; the tables update live.

• Top 10 slots58%
• Lower-value half11%

Shares of the master set’s priced value, from the slot prices in the checklist above.

Hardest Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set slots

The hardest slots in the Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set are all Normal prints, so no variant is hiding among the higher-value slots. Buckin, a common, holds the top spot by value, followed by the uncommons Charlotte Katakuri, Jinbe and Milky, with the common Ulti rounding out the five. Together these five slots hold 41 percent of the master set's total value. The surprise in this set is the rarity tier: the toughest slots are commons and uncommons rather than the rares a master set collector might look to first.

Most valuable slots

1. 1Charlotte Katakuri · Unknown finish · UC$15.46
2. 2Buckin · Unknown finish · C$12.62
3. 3Jinbe · Unknown finish · UC$9.41
4. 4Ulti · Unknown finish · C$7.50
5. 5Milky · Unknown finish · UC$5.78
6. 6Hiking Bear · Unknown finish · UC$5.39
7. 7Namule · Unknown finish · C$5.27
8. 8S-Shark · Unknown finish · UC$4.75
9. 9Atmos · Unknown finish · UC$4.60
10. 10It's to Die For · Unknown finish · UC$4.45

How the Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set compares

At 75 slots, the Two Legends Pre-Release Cards master set sits about equal to the era median of 75 slots, so the workload is typical for a Booster Packs era set. Its value is another matter: it ranks 16th by master set value among the 16 comparable sets of its era, the lowest of the group. The previous set, 500 Years in the Future Pre-Release Cards, also has 75 slots and holds higher master set value. The next set, Revision Pack Cards, is smaller at 33 slots and holds lower value.