Leading the charge are the true titans of the set. The iconic dual-character cards featuring Belle & the Beast as well as Lilo & Stitch have absolutely exploded right out of the gate. We are seeing actual sales for these heavyweights vary, but they are consistently landing in the massive $2,000 to $5,000 range . These top two chase cards are doing exactly what you want them to do—they are single-handedly leading the pack and raising the overall set value tremendously.
Right behind those behemoths sits the #3 spot, which is currently commanded by Winnie the Pooh and Piglet - Hunny Mages (Enchanted) . The market has happily absorbed these copies, establishing a solid sales floor right around the $700 mark . It is fascinating to see a secondary chase card command this much respect right after release, proving that the nostalgia factor combined with incredible artwork is a formula that investors simply cannot ignore.
The power doesn't stop at the top three, either. Rounding out the top five, we have Woody and Buzz Lightyear - Best Buddies (Enchanted) sitting comfortably in the #4 spot at around $400 . Hot on their heels in the #5 position is Rapunzel and Flynn Rider - Unlikely Pair (Enchanted) , fetching roughly $300 on the open market. The gradient of value dropping from the thousands down to $300 across just five cards shows an incredibly healthy spread for sealed box breakers.
What really makes Attack of the Vine a standout release, however, is what happens when you dig deeper into the set list. The cards sitting in the #6 through #20 spots are currently all holding market values between $100 and $300 . This is a massive indicator of set health. Instead of all the value being bottlenecked into just one or two impossible-to-pull cards, these other top-tier Enchanted hits are successfully spreading the wealth across the entire expansion.
The best news of all? The booster box price is still hovering right around the $200 mark , and it might drop more as more product comes onto the market. When savvy collectors and investors look at the Expected Value (EV) for this set, that $200 price tag doesn't seem so bad at all—in fact, it looks like a prime entry point. The only question left is: will it drop further?