Lost Link
Japanese cards · Scrydex prices updated Nov 5, 2026
- Cards
- 40
- Set Value
- $2,634.85
- Median
- $6.8238 priced
- Top Card
- Gengar · $1,579.78
Set Checklist
40 of 40 cards
Venonat
#1 · Common
Venomoth
#2 · Rare Holo
Tangela
#3 · Common
Tangrowth
#4 · Uncommon
Volbeat
#5 · Common
Illumise
#6 · Common
Carnivine
#7 · Rare
Relicanth
#8 · Common
Magnemite
#9 · Common
Magneton
#10 · Uncommon
Magnezone
#11 · Rare Holo
Pachirisu
#12 · Rare Holo
Gastly
#13 · Common
Haunter
#14 · Uncommon
Gengar
#15 · Rare Holo
Mime Jr.
#16 · Uncommon
Mr. Mime
#17 · Rare
Mew
#18 · Rare Holo
Seviper
#19 · Uncommon
Shuppet
#20 · Common
Banette
#21 · Rare
Spiritomb
#22 · Rare Holo
Diglett
#23 · Common
Dugtrio
#24 · Rare
Riolu
#25 · Uncommon
Lucario
#26 · Rare Holo
Absol
#27 · Rare Holo
Snorlax
#28 · Rare Holo
Dratini
#29 · Common
Dragonair
#30 · Common
Dragonite
#31 · Rare
Swablu
#32 · Common
Altaria
#33 · Rare Holo
Zangoose
#34 · Rare
Darkrai & Cresselia LEGEND
#35 · LEGEND
Darkrai & Cresselia LEGEND
#36 · LEGEND
Research Record
#37 · Uncommon
Lost Remover
#38 · Uncommon
Seeker
#39 · Uncommon
Lost World
#40 · Uncommon
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About Lost Link
Lost Link is a LEGEND-series Pokémon TCG expansion released on April 16, 2010 (set code LL). It has 40 cards. The tracked card types are 36 Pokémon and 4 Trainer, with artwork from 9 illustrators.
Market snapshot: 38 of the 40 cards have Scrydex market references dated November 5, 2026 (USD). Those priced entries total $2,635; this excludes unpriced cards and is not a master-set valuation of every finish or condition. The median priced entry is $6.82 and prices range from $1.74 to $1,580. The most valuable card is Gengar (#15, Rare Holo) at $1,580, followed by Mew (#18) at $300.
Common is the most common rarity in the checklist (12 cards), ahead of Rare Holo (10). 36 different Pokémon appear in Lost Link; open any Pokémon guide below to compare its printings across every set.
Lost Link FAQ
How many cards are in Lost Link?
Lost Link has 40 cards. The tracked card types are 36 Pokémon and 4 Trainer. It was released on April 16, 2010 as part of the LEGEND series.
What is the most expensive card in Lost Link?
Gengar (#15, Rare Holo) has the highest available market reference in this snapshot at $1,580, followed by Mew at $300. These are Scrydex market references dated November 5, 2026. Check the card page for its priced variant; condition and grading can change the value of an individual copy.
How much is a complete Lost Link set worth?
The 38 priced entries out of 40 tracked Lost Link cards total $2,635 in this snapshot. Unpriced cards, different finishes, conditions and graded copies are not all included, so this is not a complete master-set valuation or a guaranteed sale price.
When was Lost Link released?
Lost Link was released on April 16, 2010 with set code LL, in the LEGEND series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
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