Call of Legends
Value History (90 days)
Deoxys
Clefable
Dialga
Deoxys
Entei
Dialga
Groudon
Espeon
Ho-Oh
Forretress
Kyogre
Groudon
Lugia
Gyarados
Palkia
Hitmontop
Raikou
Ho-Oh
Houndoom
Jirachi
Kyogre
Leafeon
Lucario
Lugia
Magmortar
Ninetales
Pachirisu
Palkia
Rayquaza
Smeargle
Umbreon
Ampharos
Cleffa
Feraligatr
Granbull
Meganium
Mismagius
Mr. Mime
Pidgeot
Skarmory
Slowking
Snorlax
Tangrowth
Typhlosion
Tyrogue
Ursaring
Weezing
Zangoose
Bayleef
Croconaw
Donphan
Flaaffy
Flareon
Jolteon
Magby
Mime Jr.
Pidgeotto
Quilava
Riolu
Seviper
Vaporeon
Chikorita
Clefairy
Cyndaquil
Eevee
Hitmonchan
Hitmonlee
Houndour
Koffing
Magikarp
Magmar
Mareep
Mawile
Misdreavus
Phanpy
Pidgey
Pineco
Relicanth
Slowpoke
Snubbull
Tangela
Teddiursa
Totodile
Vulpix
Cheerleader's Cheer
Copycat
Dual Ball
Interviewer's Questions
Lost Remover
Lost World
Professor Elm's Training Method
Professor Oak's New Theory
Research Record
Sage's Training
Darkness Energy
Metal Energy
Grass Energy
Fire Energy
Water Energy
Lightning Energy
Psychic Energy
Fighting Energy
Darkness Energy
Metal Energy
Frequently asked questions about Call of Legends
How much does a complete Call of Legends set cost in 2026?
A complete Call of Legends set with 95 cards in Good condition costs approximately €2,432 total. In Near Mint condition, expect to pay around €6,158. Prices are based on current European market data from Cardmarket.
What is the most valuable card in Call of Legends?
The most valuable card in Call of Legends is Lugia (#07), valued at €450 in Good condition.
How many cards are in Call of Legends?
Call of Legends contains 95 cards. The set was released on February 9, 2011. It belongs to the Call of Legends era.
Where can I check Call of Legends card prices?
On PokeValue you can see up-to-date prices for every card in Call of Legends. Prices are updated daily based on European market data from Cardmarket and shown in EUR by condition.