Pokémon · HeartGold & SoulSilver (2010–2011)

Pokémon Call of Legends – prices and most valuable cards

Call of Legends is a Pokémon set released on February 9, 2011. Our database lists 106 cards (set code: CL).

Key facts

GamePokémon
SeriesHeartGold & SoulSilver (2010–2011)
ReleaseFebruary 9, 2011
CodeCL
Card count106

Most valuable Call of Legends cards

#CardNo.RarityVariantPrice
1Rayquaza20/95Holo RareHolofoil$996
2Ho-Oh (Shiny)SL5Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$833
3Rayquaza (Shiny)SL10Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$750
4Raikou (Shiny)SL9Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$699
5Groudon (Shiny)SL4Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$521
6Lugia (Shiny)SL7Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$500
7Deoxys (Shiny)SL1Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$500
8Kyogre (Shiny)SL6Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$377
9Suicune (Shiny)SL11Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$353
10Palkia (Shiny)SL8Shiny Holo RareHolofoil$350

TCGplayer market prices (US market) as of October 29, 2026 — for each card, its most expensive variant (e.g. holo, 1st Edition). Prices change daily and depend on condition — check the current price of a specific card and version in RipWorth.

Rarities in this set

RarityCards
Common31
Uncommon25
Holo Rare22
Rare17
Shiny Holo Rare11

FAQ

How many cards are in Call of Legends?

RipWorth’s database lists 106 numbered cards in Call of Legends (sealed products excluded).

When was Call of Legends released?

Call of Legends was released on February 9, 2011.

What is the most valuable card in Call of Legends?

Based on TCGplayer market prices as of October 29, 2026, the most valuable card is Rayquaza (20/95, Holo Rare) at about $996. Prices change daily.

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