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Disney Lorcana cards

Launched by Ravensburger in 2023, Disney Lorcana established itself quickly with an audience reaching well beyond TCG players. Its Enchanted cards, with extended art and an iridescent finish, concentrate collecting demand.

In short

On Disney Lorcana, grading centres on Enchanted cards: extended art, iridescent finish, and a markedly lower print run than common rarities. Those characteristics stack up the difficulties — extended art leaves no neutral border to handle the card, and the iridescent finish holds fingerprints and reveals micro-scratches. The game being recent, certified populations remain modest, which makes the scarcity of a high grade less readable than on an established TCG.

Lorcana at a glance

Publisher
Ravensburger
Launch
2023
Sought-after rarity
Enchanted
Limiting factor
Iridescent surface
Audience
Beyond TCG players

What decides the grade

Enchanted
The Enchanted iridescent finish

Highly reflective, it keeps fingerprints and shows the slightest micro-scratch. Handle by the edges, shoot in indirect light.

Extended art with no neutral border

The illustration covers the whole card: there is no safe zone for your fingers. Every handling happens on the graded surface.

Centering on extended art

With no clear frame, centering is judged on artwork landmarks and the back. It is harder to estimate by eye than on a framed card.

A young graded market

Certified populations are still low. The scarcity of a high grade is therefore hard to assess, and resale less predictable.

Lorcana FAQ

Which Lorcana cards are worth grading?

Essentially the Enchanted cards, and first among them those of the most iconic Disney characters. On common rarities, the grading fee far exceeds the card's value.

Which company for Lorcana?

PSA and CGC are the two slabs most seen on this game. PSA keeps the liquidity advantage with a generalist audience — which matters all the more because Lorcana attracts Disney collectors who do not come from TCG.

Should I grade early on a recent game?

Grading locks in a condition that can only degrade, which is a real argument on a mint Enchanted. The risk is that the graded market takes time to establish itself on a young game.

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