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Browse every tracked card in CSMPfC (对战派对组合 斗) 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 and how it compares with the Sun & Moon era.
CSMPfC is a deck product in the Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG, part of the Sun & Moon era. Its card list holds 24 catalog printings under the set code CSMPfC, a compact run built around a ready-to-play deck rather than a broad expansion. What defines it is Garchomp, the one name printed more than once, which gives the product a clear centrepiece among its cards and a recognisable identity within the era's deck products.
CSMPfC is a deck product, so it has no secret cards above a printed count and no ladder of chase tiers to climb. What stands out is Garchomp, which appears in two printings and is the only name the card list repeats. Those two Garchomp cards are the natural focus when sorting out the most valuable cards in CSMPfC. With only 24 printings in total, the whole product stays small enough that a single repeated Pokémon shapes how the card list reads.
Placed against a full Sun & Moon expansion, CSMPfC is a very different kind of product. A deck product like this holds 24 catalog printings, a fraction of what a main-line expansion of the era carries across its full card list, and it is built around a ready-to-play deck rather than a wide rarity spread with secret cards on top. Its pull comes from one repeated Pokémon, Garchomp, instead of a deep field of chase cards. That makes CSMPfC a compact side entry in the Simplified Chinese Sun & Moon catalogue, best read alongside the larger expansions rather than ranked against them.
Written from market data as of October 23, 2026; the tables update live.
Completing CSMPfC means gathering all 24 printings of this Simplified Chinese deck product, including both Garchomp cards. Because the card list is short and the product is a single deck rather than a sprawling expansion, the full run is a small target next to a main-line set of the Sun & Moon era. The repeated Garchomp is the one detail to watch while ticking off the list, since two printings share a name and are easy to confuse.
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