M Rayquaza-EX
$1,147
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XY series
Every card in Ancient Origins with today's market price, the chase cards, and where the set sits in its series.
Ancient Origins is a main set in the Pokémon TCG XY series, released Aug 12, 2015. It has 100 cards (set code AOR): 98 in the main set plus 2 numbered past 98, the secret rares and subset cards. It's the 10th of 16 XY sets in release order. One copy of every card costs about $3,272 at today's TCGplayer market prices. The most valuable is M Rayquaza-EX (#98) at $1,147.
Today's TCGplayer market price for the set's priciest cards.
$1,147
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$420.61
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$331.43
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$211.57
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$148.16
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$119.56
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$115.02
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$105.81
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$79.60
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$66.96
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$64.89
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$53.70
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Prices as of Oct 12, 2026. Card images are shown for identification.
How many cards each rarity has and what they're worth together, most valuable rarity first.
| Rarity | Cards | All together | Top card |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rare Secret | 5 | $1,927 | M Rayquaza-EX$1,147 |
| Rare Ultra | 12 | $1,059 | Lugia-EX$211.57 |
| Rare Holo EX | 11 | $163.49 | M Tyranitar-EX$29.17 |
| Rare Holo | 8 | $94.57 | Gyarados$64.89 |
| Rare | 13 | $10.94 | Metagross$5.44 |
| Uncommon | 28 | $11.66 | Hex Maniac$2.70 |
| Common | 23 | $5.15 | Eevee$0.47 |
How Ancient Origins card prices spread out at today's TCGplayer market prices.
The 5 most valuable cards make up 69% of the set's $3,272 value. 21 cards sell for $20 or more, and half sell for $0.40 or less.
| Market price | Cards | All together |
|---|---|---|
| $100 or more | 8 | $2,599 |
| $20 to $100 | 13 | $544.77 |
| $5 to $20 | 10 | $90.44 |
| $1 to $5 | 9 | $21.03 |
| Under $1 | 60 | $16.17 |
We haven't published pull rates for Ancient Origins. We only post odds that trace back to a large, verified pack opening, and we don't have one for this set yet. Card prices above are live either way.
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