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Browse every tracked card in CSHC (伊布进阶礼盒) 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.
CSHC is a small deck product from the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG, and its card list runs to 9 catalog printings in total. The set code is CSHC. What defines it is a trio of Eevee evolutions: Flareon VMAX, Jolteon VMAX and Vaporeon VMAX each appear twice, with matching V cards alongside them. That repetition gives the product its shape, since the same three Pokémon are printed in more than one version instead of being spread across a wide roster.
The most valuable cards in CSHC are all VMAX. Jolteon VMAX ranks 1st by value, Vaporeon VMAX 2nd and Flareon VMAX 3rd, with a second Flareon VMAX printing 4th and a second Jolteon VMAX 5th. The V cards, Flareon V and Vaporeon V, sit lower at 6th and 8th. Because every name in the set appears in more than one version, the choice between printings of the same Pokémon matters as much as the choice between the three Eeveelutions. The value sits on a very short list, so the VMAX cards effectively are the set.
As of October 2026, CSHC is a compact product, and its 9 printings make for a very short card list in the Sword & Shield era of the Simplified Chinese game. Where it lands in the era's value rankings matters less than what it is: a deck product built around three Pokémon rather than a full expansion with a deep rarity ladder. Its appeal comes from the VMAX versions of Jolteon, Vaporeon and Flareon, not from breadth, so it reads best as a focused companion to the larger sets of its era.
Written from market data as of October 22, 2026; the tables update live.
Completing CSHC means tracking down 9 catalog printings, and all 9 are priced. With so few cards and the three VMAX Pokémon each printed twice, the cost of finishing the run is driven by the VMAX versions, while the V cards fill in the rest. There are no secret numbers sitting above the card list to hunt, so the target is easy to define: nine cards, three Pokémon, and a short list of VMAX printings that carry most of the weight.
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