2013 140 cards

Legendary Treasures Revealed

A 140-card Black & White Era expansion released in 2013, featuring cards like Kirlia, Ralts, Pikachu.

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Difficulty

3/5 to complete

Avg Card Value

Varies

Market average

Top Card

Pikachu

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Rarity Tier

Moderate

Overview

Legendary Treasures is a 140-card expansion from the Black & White series, released on November 6, 2013. The set features full-art cards and Pokemon-EX alongside the standard mix of Pokemon, Trainer, and Energy cards. Notable cards include Kirlia, Ralts, Pikachu, Piplup.

Best for

People learning that era name ≠ one price band
collectors pricing Legendary Treasures (2013, 140 cards) as BW / full-art transition cardboard — not as generic “old cards”
buyers who already know Pikachu / Pikachu. Full is the expensive row in Legendary Treasures

Skip this path if

you will not learn expansion-specific chase lists inside BW
you expect every card in Legendary Treasures to carry similar resale (bulk is bulk)

Common mistakes

The expensive mistake on Legendary Treasures is assuming every Next Destinies / Dark Explorers–style hit shares the same liquidity. Set code bw11 (2013) is the membership test — character name alone will not save a bad buy. Budget Pikachu / Pikachu. Full as priority singles; the other 138 cards are not the same project.

What to check first

Pull up Pikachu / Pikachu. Full first — number, finish, and surface — then decide if the ask is real. Parallel check: exact set, full art vs regular rare, and centering on the big foils. Only after that does the full Legendary Treasures checklist tell you what is left.

Top of the chart

Most valuable cards

The top chase cards from Legendary Treasures include Kirlia, Ralts, Pikachu. Full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants carry the highest premiums. Other collectible cards include Piplup, Torchic, Growlithe. Condition matters — near-mint copies command significantly higher prices than played cards.

Growlithe

Torchic

Piplup

Pikachu

Ralts

Kirlia

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Cards from Legendary Treasures

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Tips to finish the set

Legendary Treasures contains 140 cards. Start with the common and uncommon base, which is typically affordable. Focus singles purchases on the holo rares and ultra rares that are hardest to pull from packs. Set a budget before chasing secret rares.

Step by step

How to Complete This Set

01

Identify Legendary Treasures cards by set code bw11 / symbol — do not sort by art alone
02

Split bulk commons/uncommons from holos and special rarities before pricing
03

Track Pikachu and Pikachu. Full as priority singles, not pack EV fantasies
04

Scan or checklist-gap the rest after the chase budget is honest

Scan with the app

Point the Pokex scanner at any Legendary Treasures card to instantly identify the variant, check condition, and see current market prices. The scanner tracks your collection progress and highlights which cards you still need to complete the set.

FAQ

Common questions

01 How many cards are in Legendary Treasures?

Legendary Treasures has 113 officially numbered cards, with 27 additional secret rares bringing the total to 140.

02 When was Legendary Treasures released?

Legendary Treasures was released on November 6, 2013 as part of the Black & White series.

03 What are the best cards in Legendary Treasures?

Some of the most notable cards in Legendary Treasures include Kirlia, Ralts, Pikachu. The highest-value cards are typically the full art, secret rare, and alternate art variants.

04 Are Legendary Treasures cards valuable?

Legendary Treasures cards from the Black & White era have appreciated as they are no longer in print. Full art EX cards and secret rares from this era are particularly sought after by collectors. Condition is critical for vintage-adjacent cards.