Riftbound is a thrilling experience for fans of the game. Riot’s latest trading card game has exceeded expectations for many. While enthusiasts enjoy the gameplay, others are focused on a different aspect.

If you’re aiming to obtain the rarest cards from the Origins set–the inaugural collection of Riftbound–be prepared to invest significantly. Conversely, if you’re considering cashing in on your prized cards, now might be an opportune moment to do so before the release of subsequent sets.

As we are still in the early stages of the trading card game, price variations are anticipated in the coming weeks and months. With that said, here’s a look at the most valuable cards from Riftbound Origins.

Top Valuable Cards in Riftbound Origins

The ten highest-valued cards in Riftbound Origins come with unique signatures, making them some of the scarcest cards in circulation. The odds of pulling one of these cards from a sealed booster box are approximately one in thirty, explaining their high prices in the secondary market.

The following values were sourced from TCGPlayer.com, based on market rates rather than peak or recent sales figures.

10) Viktor, Herald of the Arcane (Signature)

• Price: $500, €460, £390
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 308*/298

Viktor has a default pre-made deck, but it lacks this signature variant. Though it is among the more affordable signature cards, I would still be thrilled to include it in my collection.

9) Volibear, Relentless Storm (Signature)

• Price: $540, €495, £420
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 300*/298

This fierce character certainly exudes power and is not someone you would want to cross.

8) Sett, The Boss (Signature)

• Price: $625, €575, £490
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 310*/298

With his muscular frame and striking orange hair, Sett is an appealing card that I was lucky enough to pull from a booster pack. I’m still contemplating whether to keep it or sell–imagine the amount of packs I could purchase with that money!

7) Jinx, Loose Cannon (Signature)

• Price: $630, €580, £495
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 301*/298

As the face of League of Legends, Jinx is highly sought after among players, and this signature card commands a noteworthy price.

6) Leona, Radiant Dawn (Signature)

• Price: $665, €610, £520
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 306*/298

The elegant artwork on this card is a standout, showcasing Leona beautifully.

5) Miss Fortune, Bounty Hunter (Signature)

• Price: $680, €625, £530
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 309*/298

This gun-toting pirate is among Riftbound‘s most coveted cards, and it’s easy to see why at a price of $680.

4) Teemo, Swift Scout (Signature)

• Price: $780, €720, £610
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 307*/298

Adorable or not, this card comes with a hefty price tag. You’ll have to pay $780 if you want to add it to your collection.

3) Lee Sin, Blind Monk (Signature)

• Price: $790, €730, £615
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 304*/298

This card showcases Lee Sin impressively, featuring a gorgeous depiction alongside a mystical dragon.

2) Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox (Signature)

• Price: $1,290, €1,185, £1,005
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 303*/298

Ahri’s signature card is breathtaking and commands a significant price, nearing $1,300.

1) Kai’Sa, Daughter of the Void (Signature)

• Price: $1,465, €1,350, £1,145
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 299*/298

Kai’Sa, Daughter of the Void is the crown jewel of Riftbound Origins, valued at $1,465 and exceptionally powerful in gameplay. Recently, it was sold for an impressive $2,450.

Top Non-Signature Cards in Riftbound Origins

Considering that all cards in the previous section were signature cards, it’s worthwhile to mention some non-signature cards as well. Numerous options around the $100 mark are available without an artist’s signature.

5) Time Warp

• Price: $87, €80, £68
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 122/298

This card is not just visually appealing, but it’s also a key component in top-tier Kai’Sa decks, often utilized for its game-changing effect.

4) Kai’Sa, Survivor (Alternate Art)

• Price: $90, €83, £70
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 039a/298

This card is yet another staple in Kai’Sa decks, and acquiring three alternate art versions could amount to nearly $300.

3) Deadbloom Predator

• Price: $96, €88, £75
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 161/298

A powerful card in the Master Yi deck, typically found in sets for its ability to reclaim battlefield control.

2) Kai’Sa, Daughter of the Void (Outnumbered)

• Price: $144, €132, £112
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 299/298

This non-signature card holds significant value, thanks to its compelling artwork.

1) Ahri – Nine-Tailed Fox (Overnumbered)

• Price: $199, €183, £155
• Printing: Foil
• Condition: Near mint
• Number: 303/298

Another beloved character, Ahri, Nine-Tailed Fox (Overnumbered) is currently the top-valued non-signature card in Riftbound Origins.

Where to Purchase Riftbound Origins

The excitement surrounding Riftbound is unprecedented, with the Origins set flying off shelves as players rush to secure packs and decks. Unsurprisingly, some have resorted to reselling at inflated prices.

The most reliable place to buy Riftbound is directly through Riot. Although everything is currently sold out, pre-orders are available for future stock. You can also utilize Riot’s store locator to find nearby retailers.

Riot is expected to print additional Riftbound Origins cards, so keep an eye on retailers like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy. Establishing a relationship with a local card shop might also help you reserve some packs. That’s how I acquired my set!

For individual cards, trusted resale websites like TCGPlayer are excellent for completing your collection. While eBay is another alternative, please exercise caution regarding potential scams.