The 15 Most Valuable Disney Lorcana Cards Right Now
Disney Lorcana has only been available a few months, and yet it’s made waves and grown a massive fanbase around the world. While many of its cards were highly expensive given short demand, recent reprints have helped ease the financial burden of getting into the hobby, and driven down the market price for its cards. That doesn’t mean, however, that Lorcana cards aren’t valuable – several of them are quite valuable.
In this list, we’re going to look at the most valuable Disney Lorcana cards in packs right now and what makes them so cool.
*Updated March 25, 2024 with the top 15 most expensive Lorcana cards and current market data.
A Quick Note on this List & Disney D23 Conference Promos
This list is drawing from TCGplayer’s market price data. Market value is based on actual card sales, and therefore a more accurate metric of value than just looking at average listings (where people can just ask whatever they want, regardless of demand).
Additionally, there are several high profile Lorcana cards that are not on this list that you might come across online or when talking to your friends. While these promos can be worth over $1,000, they were only given out at the D23 conference held each year. As such, you can’t actually get them in packs. They also show signs of cooling off as several of them have been registering significantly lower prices online. Those cards and their respective prices are below:
Mickey Mouse — Brave Little Tailor: $1,252
Maleficent — Monstrous Dragon: $1,303
Captain Hook — Forceful Duelist: $1,303
Elsa — Snow Queen: $500
The 15 Most Valuable Disney Lorcana Cards
Peter Pan – Pirate’s Bane (Enchanted)
Market price: $177.98
Peter Pan – Pirate’s Bane is perhaps the most painterly of all the painterly enchanted cards in Into the Inklands. This card reminds me of the famous self potrait of acclaimed painter Albrecht Durer. Apart from that, this Peter Pan card is worth pretty big bucks. Perhaps its the appeal of its subject matter (Peter Pan is quite iconic) or perhaps its just something about the beauty of this card that drives collectors wild. Either which way, if you pull this card, you’re looking at a valuable addition to your collection, or a nice bit of pocket money if you sell it.
Jafar – Striking Illusionist (Enchanted)
Market price: $168.22
This Jafar card holds a special place in my heart. Not only is it one of the most expensive Lorcana cards right now, it’s also the only enchanted rare card I’ve pulled yet from a pack (I almost passed out when it happened). Jafar is a popular deck right now and has a deadly combo when paired with A Whole New World. While that competitive viability adds to its appeal, it doesn’t really need any stronger appeal than that insane artwork.
Robin Hood – Champion of Sherwood (Enchanted)
Market price: $194.90
If I had to guess what makes this particular enchanted Lorcana card so valuable, I’d place it on two things:
Robin Hood is an iconic character.
This particular Robin Hood card is arguably the strongest card in all of Into the Inklands.
If you play any steel deck right now, chances are you are running Robin Hood – Champion of Sherwood. The painterly style of course doesn’t hurt its value, but ultimately its so incredibly expensive right now because so many players have an emotional entanglement with this particular powerful and memorable card.
Maui – Hero to All (Enchanted)
$148.25
Maui is a pretty popular character (being voiced by The Rock doesn’t hurt, of course). But not only is he a popular character for fans, he’s also a very popular card in the game. He’s got a pretty powerful combination of abilities and stats that make him a dominant character.
Like all the other enchanted cards on this list, there’s been some pretty crazy ups-and-downs for this card in regards to its market value. Today, it’s added a lot of value. Whether or not that’s an indicator of how this card will fare overtime, it’s hard to tell.
Regardless, Maui has been a constant top Lorcana chase card since the beginning.
Snow White – Well Wisher (Enchanted)
Market price: $142.86
This version of Snow White (while featuring undeniably gorgeous artwork) is a Floodborn character, meaning that she appears quite differently than the character we are used to seeing from the story. I also appreciate the puny title she’s given – a well wisher is someone who wishes the best for others. Of course, we also know about Snow White that she likes to literally make wishes in wells.
Her ability also sort of ties in with the rest of this card. Just as a well wisher pulls dreams out of wells, this Snow White card pulls discarded characters back into your hand.
Alice – Growing Girl (Enchanted)
Market price: $167.35
Alice is one of the stronger cards to come out of Rise of the Floodborn. She’s a lot like Belle – Strange but special, at least in how she adds value. But her ability is arguably easier to use as it doesn’t require 10 cards in the ink well, but rather 10 strength. And thanks to her Good Advice ability, any of your characters in play can be used to grant her strength.
Of course, cards don’t become valuable simply because of their playability. Alice also features imaginative artwork fitting of her Dreamborn character status, and an iconic character.
Simba – Returned King (Enchanted)
Market price: $164.77
The biggest surprise since last update to this list has to be the rise of Simba. Simb hasn’t been a super popular card since the release of The First Chapter. However, this card is pretty cool, so I suppose it makes sense. It does perfectly capture one of the most iconic moments in one of Disney’s most iconic films.
Aurora – Dreaming Guardian (Enchanted)
Market price: $199.99
You can’t go wrong with this beautiful Aurora – Dreaming Guardian Enchanted Rare card. While there are many Enchanted rares that are both valuable and beautiful in Lorcana, this one is my absolute favorite, and given just how gorgeous this artwork is, I think the current market price is actually quite reasonable.
What’s even better, the general market seems to agree with me because this card has been appreciating very well, and worth almost double what it was the last time we updated this list just a month ago.
Mickey Mouse - Wayward Sorcerer (Enchanted)
Market price: $235.74
Of course, Mickey Mouse – Wayward Sorcerer features the mascot of Disney – the King of the Mouse Kingdom himself. Therefore it makes sense this rare enchated card would be worth some real money.
That being said, I’m a little surprised to see just how well this card has fared on the secondary, singles card market. It’s actually gone up in value since the last time we updated this list, indicating some serious staying power.
Tinker Bell - Giant Fairy (enchanted)
Market price: $248.60
Tinker Bell may be one of the most iconic of Disney’s favorite mascots today, but that wasn’t always the case. In fact, back when Disneyland first opened, she was chosen to be a special Mascot for the company due to her lower popularity – that way if the park didn’t work out it wouldn’t be associated with some of Disney’s more popular characters.
That bit of Disney lore aside, we clearly see here that this Tinker Bell is nothing like the one we’ve come to know and love. Here she looks suited up and ready for battle – not to mention she’s gigantic.
I love the creativity and it’s a clear indicator of the kind of stuff we can expect from future sets in the Disney Lorcana TCG.
Belle - Strange but Special (Enchanted)
Market price: $294.57
Belle is an incredibly popular Disney Princess, and this card does a really good job leaning into her nerdy side by showing her in full ball gown attire, but reading books. And we all know that Belle loves her books (something Gaston wasn’t the biggest fan of). Oh well – she and the Best can read books together.
If you are lucky enough to find this card in a booster pack, you are looking at some significant value. For me, Belle is actually one of my favorite cards from The First Chapter from a playability standpoint at well, with two fantastic abilities.
Stitch - Carefree Surfer (Enchanted)
Market price: $282.82
Stitch is basically a Disney Pokemon, so it makes sense his enchanted card would end up so high on this list of most valuable Disney Lorcana cards. Here we see him hanging ten on his surfboard, chasing after his favorite peanut butter sandwich. But don’t let his carefree demeanor fool you – he’s worth a lot. He’s also got a strong ability that lets you draw two cards whenever he’s played, making him well loved by players and collectors alike.
Cinderella - Ballroom Sensation (Enchanted)
Market price: $342.10
It’s pretty exciting to get an enchanted Cinderella card, and not surprising at all that it would be one of the top chase cards from the Rise of the Floodborn expansion. Not only does this Cinderella enchanted rare feature gorgeous artwork, Cinderella has proven to be an incredibly strong card competitively. Of course, cards that do well competitively that are also incredibly rare tend to deliver a lot of value.
Ursula – Deceiver of All (Enchanted)
Market price: $369.75
Apart from having some seriously tricked out artwork, Ursula’s Enchanted card has something else just as important going for it – this card is tremendously powerful and popular to players. Ursula has one of the most broken abilities in the game right now: “What a Deal,” enabling her to sing any song twice. There’s a reason we regard Ursula as one of the best cards in Into the Inklands, and she’s likely to remain a mainstay on the most valuable Lorcana cards list, as well.
The Most Valuable Card in Disney Lorcana Right Now is Elsa – Spirit of Winter (Enchanted)
Market price: $887.87
Not really a huge surprise here given Frozen’s mega popularity in general, but this Elsa card is the single most valuable card in all of Disney Lorcana right now. Just how much is she worth? Right now, this card is selling for a price which is impressive even by the standards of other mega TCGs like Pokemon.
And while Elsa may not be worth as much as she was upon initial release, her market value has actually been surging recently. Undoubtedly, she remains rare and desirable despite the fact that Lorcana product has become considerably less hard to get ahold of since the shortage it experienced originally.
Elsa – Spirit of Winter remains, however, the ultimate Lorcana chase card. It’s gorgeous, features a massively popular character, and is relevant in the current gameplay, as well.
Most Expensive Disney Lorcana Enchanted Cards March 2024 Thoughts
Overall, it’s pretty incredible how much these prices have increased. With the most expensive Disney Lorcana card going up by several hundreds of dollars, and most other cards either retaining strong value as well or even increasing, it’s safe to say that Disney Lorcana isn’t going anywhere in regards to its relevance as a collectible driven card game.
