Digimon · Apr 4, 2023

Is the Across Time booster box worth it?

Many valuable cards

The booster box costs €85.49 today (Cardmarket trend). 20 cards are worth €5 or more — €319.60 together, 3.74× the box price. The top five cards make up 52% of the whole set’s value.

Box price (Cardmarket)€85.49lowest €74.99
Full set€348.77132 priced cards · 4.08×
Cards from €5€319.6020 cards · 3.74×
Top 5 cards52%of set value

How cards are priced

< 1 € 1021–5 € 105–20 € 1820–100 € 2≥ 100 € 0

Most cards in any set are commons worth cents. Whether a box pays off depends on hitting one of the few top cards.

Most valuable cards in the set

Full set →
#CardSetPrice today30 days
1DarknessBagramon BT12-111Across Time€67.18+0%
2Shoutmon X7: Superior Mode BT12-112Across Time€59.35-18%
3Beelzemon (X Antibody) BT12-085Across Time€19.48-16%
4Marcus Damon BT12-092Across Time€19.10-26%
5Arresterdramon: Superior Mode BT12-083Across Time€15.26+10%
6Takato Matsuki BT12-089Across Time€12.75+13%
7UlforceVeedramon (X Antibody) BT12-029Across Time€12.14+15%
8UlforceVeedramon (X Antibody) BT12-029Across Time€11.93+52%
9Tai Kamiya BT12-095Across Time€11.54-20%
10Takuya Kanbara BT12-088Across Time€10.90-19%
11ShineGreymon BT12-043Across Time€10.08-38%
12WarGreymon BT12-070Across Time€10.08-17%
13Imperialdramon: Fighter Mode BT12-031Across Time€9.31-4%
14Gallantmon BT12-018Across Time€9.19-15%
15EmperorGreymon BT12-017Across Time€7.54-52%
16DarknessBagramon BT12-111Across Time€7.53+17%
17Quartzmon BT12-057Across Time€7.41-66%
18Taiki Kudo BT12-087Across Time€7.39-19%
19Tagiru Akashi BT12-096Across Time€5.79-35%
20Davis Motomiya BT12-090Across Time€5.65-1%

Prices: Cardmarket trend, updated daily — as of Oct 30, 2026.

How to read these numbers

The full-set value is what all cards would cost as singles. One box won’t complete the set and the rarest cards are rare, so we focus on cards from €5. If they are worth many times the box price, the set is rich in valuable cards; if value is concentrated in a few cards (high top-5 share), opening is a lottery.

If you want a specific card, buying it as a single is almost always cheaper. A box makes sense if you enjoy opening, play limited/draft or collect sealed product.