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Browse every tracked card in CSMPhC (对战派对组合 钢) 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.
CSMPhC is a Simplified Chinese Pokémon TCG deck product from the Sun & Moon era, a ready-made Battle Party combination built around a Steel-type theme rather than a booster expansion. It carries 24 catalog printings under the set code CSMPhC, which makes the card list compact and self-contained. A product of this kind is designed to be played as it comes, so what defines it is the deck itself: a focused Steel lineup in which each of the 24 printings has a job, with no sprawling rarity ladder around it.
The chase in CSMPhC is modest by design. A deck product built around Steel is made from playable commons and uncommons with a handful of holo cards on top, so any collecting interest gathers in those few cards rather than being spread across a deep rarity table. With only 24 catalog printings in the run, that handful is easy to identify on sight, and the rest of the list is functional deck material that most players will already recognise from the Sun & Moon era.
CSMPhC is a deck product, and that sets it apart from the full expansions of the Sun & Moon era. A standard Simplified Chinese expansion of that period lists well over a hundred cards and builds a rarity structure with holos and secret cards, while this Steel-themed deck stays at 24 catalog printings and is meant to be played as a single unit. Its scale and purpose make it a small, focused release rather than a set competing for chase value with the era's larger expansions.
Written from market data as of October 23, 2026; the tables update live.
Completing CSMPhC means tracking down 24 printings, a short run by any standard. Because the list is so compact, a full run is a modest undertaking next to a complete expansion, and its cost depends mostly on the few cards that carry real demand rather than on sheer volume. Deck products like this also suit players who want the Steel-type deck exactly as it was built, so the list doubles as a reference for what the deck contained.
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