CS3.5C (怒炎灼天) Master Set Checklist & Cost

Variants in the CS3.5C master set

The variant structure of the CS3.5C master set is simple. Normal and holo prints make up nearly all of the slots, with the two families running close to even, so most cards are completed by finding the one finish they were printed in. The only extra layer is the Reverse Holo family, which adds 5 slots and touches only the common, uncommon and rare tiers. A reverse holo carries the foil effect on the card body rather than the artwork box, and each one counts as its own slot in the master set checklist. No stamped or special-edition families appear in this set.

Where the CS3.5C master set's cost sits

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

• Top 10 slots97%
• Holo slots91%
• Normal slots5.2%
• Reverse holo slots4.1%
• Lower-value half7.8%

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

Hardest CS3.5C master set slots

Most valuable slots

1. 1Galarian Moltres V · Holo · SR$70.12
2. 2Empoleon V · Holo · SR$20.00
3. 3Path to the Peak · Holo · UR$14.49
4. 4Klara · Holo · SR$10.81
5. 5Inteleon · Reverse Holo · R$2.99
6. 6Woobat · Normal · C$2.99
7. 7Dracozolt VMAX · Holo · HR$2.63
8. 8Skwovet · Reverse Holo · C$2.50
9. 9Skwovet · Normal · C$2.00
10. 10Galarian Slowpoke · Normal · C$1.99

How the CS3.5C master set compares

At 95 slots, the CS3.5C master set is about 0.3 times the Sword & Shield era median of 280 slots, one of the smaller builds of the period. By master set value it ranks 12th among the 15 comparable sets of its era, so the small slot count comes with a lower overall value too. The neighbouring sets are far larger jobs: CS3bC before it has 283 slots and CS4aC after it has 295, and the master sets of both hold higher value than this one.