Pokémon · Black & White (2011–2013)

Pokémon Noble Victories – prices and most valuable cards

Noble Victories is a Pokémon set released on November 16, 2011. Our database lists 102 cards (set code: NVI).

Key facts

GamePokémon
SeriesBlack & White (2011–2013)
ReleaseNovember 16, 2011
CodeNVI
Card count102

Most valuable Noble Victories cards

#CardNo.RarityVariantPrice
1N (Supporter) (Full Art)101/101Ultra RareHolofoil$234
2Victini (98 Full Art)98/101Ultra RareHolofoil$217
3Meowth102/101Secret RareHolofoil$117
4Cobalion (100 Full Art)100/101Ultra RareHolofoil$66.49
5Terrakion (99 Full Art)99/101Ultra RareHolofoil$47.82
6Virizion (Full Art)97/101Ultra RareHolofoil$44.66
7Pawniard (81)81/101CommonReverse Holofoil$23.38
8Victini (43)43/101RareReverse Holofoil$20.72
9Chandelure60/101RareReverse Holofoil$16.65
10N (Supporter)92/101UncommonReverse Holofoil$15.73

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
Uncommon30
Rare22
Holo Rare13
Ultra Rare5
Secret Rare1

FAQ

How many cards are in Noble Victories?

RipWorth’s database lists 102 numbered cards in Noble Victories (sealed products excluded).

When was Noble Victories released?

Noble Victories was released on November 16, 2011.

What is the most valuable card in Noble Victories?

Based on TCGplayer market prices as of October 29, 2026, the most valuable card is N (Supporter) (Full Art) (101/101, Ultra Rare) at about $234. Prices change daily.

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