The 5 Most Expensive Star Wars: Unlimited Cards Right Now

Ezra Bridger, Attuned With Life #1124 (Uncommon, Prestige Serialized, Legends of the Force)

It says Uncommon right there on the card, but do not let that fool you.

Like all Prestige Serialized variants, Ezra Bridger retains the rarity classification of his base card regardless of how scarce the alternate art actually is, and with only 250 copies ever printed, this one is about as scarce as it gets.

Carbonite Edition Booster packs are the only way to pull these cards, and they are a limited, one-time print run that will never be reprinted.

Demand for Ezra has only grown as the Star Wars Rebels fanbase continues to show up for the hobby.

If you want one, you are buying it on the secondary market, and it will cost you north of $100.

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Baylan Skoll, Enigmatic Master #1157 (Uncommon, Prestige Serialized, Legends of the Force)

The story behind this card makes it hit differently. Baylan Skoll, portrayed by the late Ray Stevenson in Ahsoka, is one of the most emotionally charged characters in modern Star Wars lore.

Stevenson passed away in May 2023, three months before the show even aired, and that context has given this Prestige Serialized card a weight that goes well beyond gameplay.

The artwork is outstanding, depicting the former Jedi in a painted style that feels more like a gallery piece than a TCG card.

Collectors are paying for something that feels permanent. It is worth noting that Rory McCann has since taken over the role for Ahsoka Season 2, meaning Stevenson’s portrayal is now the definitive one on cardboard, which only adds to the card’s long-term collector appeal.

Near mint copies will run you around $150-$200.

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Grogu, Mysterious Child #1131 (Legendary, Prestige Serialized, Legends of the Force)

Baby Yoda is a force of nature in the collector market, and the Star Wars: Unlimited version is no exception.

Grogu’s Prestige Serialized card has been one of the most sought-after pulls in the game since the day Legends of the Force launched in July 2025, and right now the timing could not be better for this card’s value.

The Mandalorian and Grogu hits theaters on May 22 and the wave of mainstream attention coming with it is exactly the kind of event that drives fresh collector dollars into the hobby.

Anyone who has been sitting on the fence about picking up this card should be paying close attention to what happens to the price over the next few weeks. Market data has the card sitting around $200.

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Anakin Skywalker, Champion of Mortis #1159 (Legendary, Prestige Serialized, Legends of the Force)

It is hard to overstate how important Anakin Skywalker is to the Star Wars brand.

He is the center of the Skywalker Saga, the subject of two beloved animated series, and now, with the Twin Suns precons featuring a new Anakin leader card, his name is everywhere in the SWU community again.

That renewed spotlight has only reinforced demand for his Prestige Serialized version, which depicts him before his fall to the dark side in artwork that long-time fans of The Clone Wars will immediately recognize.

With only 250 copies in existence and a character whose cultural footprint is essentially unlimited, this card is not getting cheaper with Near Mint copies hitting $430.

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Millennium Falcon, Get Out and Push #1120 (Special, Prestige Serialized, Jump to Lightspeed)

Nothing else in Star Wars: Unlimited touches this card right now. The Millennium Falcon is the single most iconic vehicle in the history of the franchise, and Fantasy Flight delivered a Prestige Serialized variant worthy of that legacy.

Like all Prestige Serialized cards, it is strictly a Carbonite Edition Booster pull, capped at 250 copies worldwide and never to be reprinted.

The Special rarity classification nods to the card’s origins in the Jump to Lightspeed Spotlight Decks, but make no mistake, there is nothing ordinary about what this card commands on the secondary market.

It is the card every serious SWU collector wants at the top of their binder, and the price reflects exactly that. Copies are hitting north of $600 on the secondary market.

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