2007 124 cards
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Mysterious Treasures expanded the Sinnoh adventure with 124 cards, powerful LV.X evolutions, and the introduction of fan-favorite Pokemon like Magmortar and Electivire.

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Difficulty

3/5 to complete

Avg Card Value

Varies

Market average

Top Card

Lucario LV.X

See market

Rarity Tier

Moderate

Overview

Mysterious Treasures, released August 22, 2007, is the second Diamond & Pearl expansion with 124 cards. It continued the Sinnoh storyline and introduced several new LV.X cards alongside evolutions for popular Pokemon like Magmortar and Electivire.

Best for

  • Gen IV collectors sorting reverse holos and early modern chases
  • collectors pricing Mysterious Treasures (2007, 124 cards) as DP / Platinum era cardboard — not as generic “old cards”
  • anyone specifically hunting Lucario LV.X / Magmortar LV.X and needing the rest of the set for context

Skip this path if

  • you buy mixed “DP era” binders without sorting by set
  • you expect every card in Mysterious Treasures to carry similar resale (bulk is bulk)

Common mistakes

Collectors mishandle Mysterious Treasures by missing LV.X / Prime-adjacent premiums while overpaying random holos. Lucario LV.X / Magmortar LV.X still does most of the economic work inside a 124-card list — do not price bulk like hits. Listings labeled only “DP / Platinum era” are not a SKU: match set code dp2 (2007) before you match the art.

What to check first

Start with condition on textured or heavy-foil cards before grade talk. Then inspect Lucario LV.X / Magmortar LV.X under real light before anyone says “NM” or grade. Gap the rest with the Mysterious Treasures checklist; sealed product does not replace the expensive row.

Top of the chart

Most valuable cards

Lucario LV.X (#122) is the standout chase card due to Lucario's massive popularity. Magmortar LV.X (#123) and Electivire LV.X (#121) are also highly sought after. Meganium holo and Feraligatr holo bring Johto nostalgia to the set.

Tips to finish the set

At 124 cards, Mysterious Treasures is a mid-sized DP set. The LV.X cards are the primary chase targets. Non-holo rares and reverse holos fill out the master set — consider buying singles for the most efficient completion path.

Step by step

How to Complete This Set

  1. 01

    Identify Mysterious Treasures cards by set code dp2 / symbol — do not sort by art alone

  2. 02

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

  3. 03

    Track Lucario LV.X and Magmortar LV.X as priority singles, not pack EV fantasies

  4. 04

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

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Pokex quickly identifies Mysterious Treasures cards by their set symbol and distinguishes the various LV.X cards from regular holos. The scanner helps track your completion progress across both regular and reverse holo variants.

FAQ

Common questions

01 What are the best cards in Mysterious Treasures?

Lucario LV.X (#122) is the most popular and valuable card. Magmortar LV.X and Electivire LV.X are also top pulls. Honchkrow holo and Garchomp holo are strong competitive cards from this set.

02 How many LV.X cards are in Mysterious Treasures?

Mysterious Treasures contains 3 LV.X cards: Lucario LV.X (#122), Magmortar LV.X (#123), and Electivire LV.X (#121), all numbered beyond the main set.

03 Is Mysterious Treasures a good set to collect?

Yes, it is well-regarded for its strong LV.X lineup and competitive staples. The set bridges the early DP era with fan-favorite Pokemon and offers solid long-term collectibility.

04 What is the Mysterious Treasures set symbol?

The Mysterious Treasures set symbol is a treasure chest or ancient artifact icon, reflecting the set's theme of discovering hidden and powerful Pokemon.

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