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Browse every tracked card in CS6.1C (辉耀能量系列礼盒 第三弹) with live prices, 24h moves, and collector details. Use Hits and Chase when you want a focused view of the set.
Card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with the Sword & Shield era.
The release date for CS6.1C, a Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG deck product from the Sword & Shield era, is the starting point for understanding what it is. The card list runs to 24 printings under the set code CS6.1C. The set carries several repeated names, with Furisode Girl, Kindler, Lady and Worker each printed twice across different versions. Its headline cards are the VSTAR and V Pokémon led by Giratina VSTAR, Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR and Arceus VSTAR, which gives the product the feel of a ready-to-play box rather than a booster release.
The cards worth chasing in CS6.1C are the VSTAR Pokémon at the top of the card list. Giratina VSTAR holds the top value rank, followed by Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR, Arceus VSTAR and Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR, with Starmie V in 5th. Because this is a deck product with a small run of printings, there is no deep rarity ladder to climb. The most valuable cards are simply the headline VSTAR and V Pokémon, and the Trainer names printed twice, such as Furisode Girl and Kindler, sit well below them in the most valuable cards ranking.
As of October 2026, only 7 of the 24 printings in CS6.1C carry market pricing, which is too thin a base to rank it against the other Sword & Shield sets for total card value or trading activity, so no placement among its era is given here. What can be said is that it is a compact deck product at 24 printings, far smaller than a standard booster expansion in the Simplified Chinese release run. Its value sits in the VSTAR line led by Giratina VSTAR instead of being spread across a wide card list.
Written from market data as of October 22, 2026; the tables update live.
The full run of CS6.1C is 24 catalog printings, of which 7 are priced as of October 2026. The priced cards are the headline VSTAR and V Pokémon, so the cost of completing the set is driven by that small group, while the Trainer printings such as Lady and Worker fill out the rest of the card list. With only 24 printings in total, the checklist is short and the set is quick to track card by card.
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