The Sword & Shield master set is 381 cards: all 216 cards in the set plus 165 reverse holos. At market prices it costs about $632.58 to finish (prices as of Oct 29, 2026). Tick off what you have, see what each card costs, and print placeholders for the gaps.
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All 381 printings on one sheet, grouped by rarity, with boxes to tick.
One printable placeholder per card, in set order, so you can see the gaps at a glance.
These five make up the biggest share of the cost.
Nine Basic Energy cards were released with Sword & Shield: eight came one per booster pack, and Fairy Energy came in the Elite Trainer Boxes. They have no card number, and most checklists leave them out, so they are not part of the count or the cost above. Tick them here if you collect them too.
381: the 216 cards in the set plus 165 reverse holos. The 202 main set cards are numbered up to 202, and the 14 secret rares run from 203 to 216.
About $632.58 at market prices (Oct 29, 2026), buying every card and every extra version as a single. The 216 regular cards alone come to $528.91.
Commons, Uncommons, Rares and Holo Rares get a reverse holo. Ultra Rares and Secret Rares only come in one version.
381 cards fill 43 pages of a 9-pocket binder (22 sheets, front and back) or 32 pages of a 12-pocket binder. A 480-card, 9-pocket binder fits the whole master set with room for promos.
Not in the 381. Sword & Shield also had 9 Basic Energy cards with no card number (Fairy Energy came only in the Elite Trainer Boxes), and most checklists leave basic energy out. They are listed at the bottom of the checklist as an optional extra, about $1.89 for all {N}, which makes 390 if you want them too.