White Flare Master Set Checklist & Cost

Variants in the White Flare master set

The extra slots in the White Flare master set come mostly from reverse holo treatments. Commons, uncommons and rares each carry a reverse holo, and the set splits that into three families: standard Reverse Holo with 80 slots, Reverse Holo Foil Pokeball with 80 and Reverse Holo Foil Masterball with 72. Each is its own slot, so one card can fill three binder pockets. Holo is the largest single family at 105 slots, with Normal at 70. Two small families sit at the edges: Holo Foil Tinsel and Holo Set Logo, each with just 2 slots, the kind of stamped or special-finish variants a master set has to track down separately.

Where the White Flare master set's cost sits

The White Flare master set cost is concentrated at the top. As of October 24, 2026, 409 of the 411 slots carry a price, and the ten most valuable slots hold 44 percent of the total value. By finish, holos account for 78 percent and reverse holos for 22 percent, so the many reverse holo slots add pockets to fill without adding much value. The lower-value half of the priced slots holds just 1 percent of the total, which means the bulk of the checklist barely moves the cost. Condition matters little at the LP level, where the total sits only 1 percent below Near Mint, but the MP and up total falls 22 percent below it.

Written from market data as of October 24, 2026; the tables update live.

• Top 10 slots43%
• Holo slots78%
• Reverse holo slots22%
• Normal slots<1%
• Lower-value half1.3%

Shares of the master set’s priced value, from the slot prices in the checklist above.

Hardest White Flare master set slots

Five slots carry the difficulty in the White Flare master set, and together they hold 36 percent of its total value. The two Black White Rare holos, Victini and Reshiram ex, rank first and second. Reshiram ex also appears third as a Special illustration rare holo, followed by the Illustration rare holo of Oshawott and the Special illustration rare holo of Hydreigon ex. All five are the card's main holo print rather than a side variant, so the difficulty here is the rarity tier itself. These five slots dominate the remaining effort long after the reverse holo pages are full.

Most valuable slots

1. 1Victini · Holo · Black White Rare$495.18
2. 2Reshiram ex · Holo · Black White Rare$444.01
3. 3Reshiram ex · Holo · Special illustration rare$150.44
4. 4Oshawott · Holo · Illustration rare$72.22
5. 5Zoroark · Holo · Illustration rare$69.68
6. 6Hydreigon ex · Holo · Special illustration rare$64.49
7. 7Chandelure · Holo · Illustration rare$62.30
8. 8Keldeo ex · Holo · Special illustration rare$57.31
9. 9Samurott · Holo · Illustration rare$46.03
10. 10Hilda · Holo · Special illustration rare$41.36

How the White Flare master set compares

At 411 slots, the White Flare master set is about equal to the Scarlet & Violet era median of 423 slots. By master set value it ranks 3rd among the 16 comparable sets of its era, so it is a higher-value job than most of its neighbours. The previous set, Destined Rivals, runs to 435 slots and its master set holds lower value than this one. The next set, Mega Evolution, is smaller at 369 slots and also holds lower value. Among recent releases, White Flare asks for a typical amount of binder space but a larger share of value.