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65 master set cards
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NM only
54 of 65 cards priced
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Slots and binder pages, variant families, where the cost sits, the most valuable slots and how it compares with the Diamond & Pearl era.
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Value is the first thing to understand about the DP4: Dawn Dash master set, but the size sets the frame: 120 slots built from 65 cards, an average of 1.8 slots per card. Normal finishes make up 103 of those slots and holos the other 17. Laid out nine to a side, the whole run fills 7 double-sided binder pages, a compact job for a Diamond & Pearl set from the Japanese Pokémon TCG, released on October 26, 2007.
The DP4: Dawn Dash master set is split mostly by print run rather than by finish. Normal 1st Edition accounts for 50 slots and Normal Unlimited for 49, so nearly every ordinary card needs both a 1st Edition and an Unlimited copy. The holo cards repeat the pattern on a smaller scale, with 9 Holo 1st Edition slots and 8 Holo Unlimited. A 1st Edition print is the earlier run, and an Unlimited print is the later run of the same card. A small group of plain Normal slots, 4 in all, sits outside that split.
| Variant family | Slots | Priced | Share of value |
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| Normal 1st Edition | 50 | 42 | 23% |
| Normal Unlimited | 49 | 36 | 11% |
| Holo 1st Edition | 9 | 9 | 44% |
| Holo Unlimited | 8 | 8 | 21% |
| Normal | 4 | 1 | <1% |
The master set cost for DP4: Dawn Dash is concentrated at the top. As of October 24, 2026, 94 of the 120 slots carry a price, and the ten most valuable slots hold 60 percent of the total value. Holos account for 68 percent of that value even though they are only 17 slots, while the 103 normal slots share the remaining 32 percent. The lower-value half of the priced slots adds up to just 11 percent, so most of the checklist fills in quietly and the total is decided by a handful of holo cards.
Written from market data as of October 24, 2026; the tables update live.
Shares of the master set’s priced value, from the slot prices in the checklist above.
A few holo 1st Edition slots decide whether the DP4: Dawn Dash master set gets finished. Leafeon LV.X in Holo 1st Edition, a Holo Rare, is the highest-value slot of all. Second is the Holo 1st Edition of Gardevoir LV.X, another Holo Rare, and it is a variant rather than the card's main print, the kind of slot a master set collector can overlook. The Holo Unlimited Gardevoir LV.X and Holo Unlimited Gardevoir follow, and the Holo 1st Edition of Leafeon rounds out the group. Together these five hold 46 percent of the master set's total value.
At 120 slots, the DP4: Dawn Dash master set is about 0.8 times the Diamond & Pearl era median of 151, a smaller project than most of its peers. By master set value it ranks 5th among 8 comparable sets in the era. The previous set, DP3: Shining Darkness, runs to 220 slots and holds more value, while the next, DP5: Temple of Anger, has 119 slots almost matching this one and holds less. That makes Dawn Dash a mid-ranked master set with a short checklist.
| Measure | This setDP4: Dawn Dash | Median of 8 setsDiamond & Pearl median | Previous setDP3: Shining Darkness | Next setDP5: Temple of Anger |
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| Release date | Oct 26, 2007 | — | Jul 5, 2007 | Mar 14, 2008 |
| Slots | 120 | 151 | 220 | 119 |
| Cards | 65 | 81 | 119 | 65 |
| Master set value | ≥ $696.75 | $683.28 | ≥ $1,104.07 | ≥ $474.52 |
A DP4: Dawn Dash master set is one copy of every card AND every variant in the set — the 65 cards on this page, with their Normal, Reverse Holo and Holo prints each listed and priced on their own. Sign in and the checklist tracks what you own, in step with the Cardboard Alpha app.
The large NM-only figure is a complete catalog estimate when every printing has current NM pricing. LP, MP, HP, and DMG “and up” totals below it use the requested condition or a better available condition. These are summed reference prices, not a quote from one seller; a dash means the current market does not cover every printing yet.
“LP and up” means lightly played or better: the total uses LP when available, then NM as the better-condition fallback. The MP, HP, and DMG tiers follow the same pattern.
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