It’s the time of the month again. With a world champion crowned for Disney Lorcana, it's high time we took a look at what the second-hand market has been doing. Unsurprisingly, in the build-up and aftermath of this event, there's been a whole lot of movement.
5. Rapunzel - Gifted with Healing
The embodiment of Amber’s endurance, Rapunzel - Gifted with Healing once again manages to stay relevant even with set rotation marching closer and closer.
The start of the month saw copies of Gifted with Healing have an asking price average of about $40.
Throughout the majority of the month, there was this ‘two steps forward, one step back’ kind of pattern developing as the price point kept climbing up a little with each decline.
With the constant back and forth, the price average of Rapunzel ended up hitting $36 just before the start of the Disney Lorcana world championship.
Since then, the prices have fallen fast as copies of Rapunzel - Gifted with healing are now averaging between thirty to thirty-two dollars.
The occasional Cold Foil copy still manages to sell for around $70 to $80.
Looking ahead, July might be one of the most important times for this card. If Ravensburger gives us details about Infinity Constructed's rules and potential ban list, we can easily see Gifted with Healing reversing its current decline.
In the meantime, Amber is enjoying one of the strongest iterations with Steel due to newly introduced cards like Rhino - Power Hamster.
Until Rapunzel - Gifted with Healing exits Core Constructed, it is still one of Amber’s most potent sources of healing and card draw.
4. Namaari - Single-Minded Rival
In terms of most cards sold on the second-hand market, over 800 copies of Namaari - Single-Minded Rival had exchanged hands throughout June on TCGPlayer.
Unfortunately, that’s where the good news for this card ends. Single-Minded Rival experienced a steadier decline in value than Rapunzel did, and this wasn’t even under the threat of a set rotation.
During the first half of June, the market value of Namaari tried to fight back its decline from its starting $30 average, but it wasn’t enough.
Come the weekend of the Disney Loracana world championship and copies of Single-Minded Rival were being sold at about $12, less than half of the month’s starting price.
For being a Legendary rare, Namaari is suffering from a case of mistiming. She has a powerful ability, and her design makes her a good mid-range card. Despite these strengths, however, cards from the earlier sets are dictating the pace of the competitive scene.
We’d like to be optimistic and believe that this version of Namaari will find a place once set rotation is implemented. Maybe she might find a place in Infinity Constructed once more details come to light.
At the moment, however, we can only see a further decline in this card’s market value. As an upside, players who want to get a copy of Namaari - Single-Minded Rival might not find a better time than now to do so.
3. Maui - Half-Shark
Maui - Half-Shark retains its place in the middle of the pack. Selling for around $41 at the moment, Maui's price has been on quite a journey this month. Notably, this high price tag hasn't stopped players from picking up copies.
With 260 copies sold throughout the month and its place secure from set rotation, we can expect that Maui - Half-Shark will retain its price point throughout July.
2. Lady - Family Dog
Throughout June, Lady - Family Dog has been selling like hot cakes. Throughout the month, over 1700 copies of the card have changed hands, more than anything else on this list.
Curiously, however, TCGplayer's behind-the-scenes wisdom doesn't have this as the top spot. We can guess that it is probably because of Lady's overall low rarity value versus the multiple Legendary cards that tend to dominate these lists.
Family Dog started the month of June with just a $12 average, which has only declined to $8 heading into July. That hasn't stopped copies from flying off the digital shelves and into the hands of eager players.
There's no denying that Lady - Family Dog is a very popular and powerful Amber card. With an inkable nature, a 2 in Lore, and the capability of bringing down another body with her for free, any deck greatly benefits when playing this card on ink curve.
Any deck that likes to play low to the ground with an aggressive focus on the Lore gain will definitely include Family Dog in their list.
1. Tamatoa - Happy as a Clam
Tamatoa - Happy as a Clam not only retains the top spot as the current best-selling card in Disney Loracana, but it's even more expensive than it was last month.
Happy as a Clam entered the month of June at a decline, starting at a $35 market average. The first couple of weeks continued this trend a little, as it bottomed out at $32.
After the 12th of June, however, the market value of Happy as a Clam has begun to steadily increase. Currently, copies of this Tamatoa are selling for $42 on average.
As far as the game is concerned, Sapphire is still reaping the benefits of Pawpsicle’s current existence in Core Constructed. That said, it looks like there’s a budding trend where players shift their focus onto Lucky Dime to start closing out the Lore game.
Sapphire will suffer once Pawpsicle rotates out, but depending on the item roster to be introduced in Fabled, Tamatoa might keep his spot for the next couple of months. Disney Lorcana Top 5 Selling Cards, June 2025