Verdict: The most valuable Marvel Super Heroes card is the borderless foil The Mind Stone (#386) at about $1,497, followed by the Borderless Classic Comic foils of Doctor Doom ($164), which has now passed Thanos, and Thanos ($160). Every card in the top 10 is a Collector Booster-only version; the regular printings of most of them sell for under $10.
Updated November 4, 2026 · Prices are the median of the last five Near Mint English TCGplayer sales of each card’s most expensive version, checked November 4, 2026
Who this is for: anyone who pulled a Marvel card and wants to know what it’s worth, and collectors deciding which version to chase.
Table of Contents
What are the most expensive Marvel Super Heroes cards?
Card names link to their current listings on TCGplayer, so you can check today’s price for every version.
| Card (priciest version) | Price | vs. Nov 2 |
|---|---|---|
| 1. The Mind Stone | $1,497 | 0% |
| 2. Doctor Doom | $164 | +6% |
| 3. Thanos, the Mad Titan | $160 | +1% |
| 4. Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu | $75 | +1% |
| 5. Ultron, Artificial Malevolence | $73 | 0% |
| 6. Tony Stark // Iron Man | $57 | +5% |
| 7. Captain America, Super-Soldier | $55 | +1% |
| 8. King T’Challa // Black Panther | $45 | −3% |
| 9. Bruce Banner // Hulk | $44 | 0% |
| 10. Jennifer Walters // She-Hulk | $40 | −6% |
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All ten are foils. The Mind Stone and Mjölnir are borderless foils, and the other eight are Borderless Classic Comic foils.
How we ranked them
Each card is ranked by its most expensive version, not its regular printing. That’s the version collectors actually chase. We used the median of each version’s last five TCGplayer sales (November 2, 2026), checked against recent sales for the top cards, and we note each card’s regular price so you can see the gap.
Most of this list comes from one treatment: the Borderless Classic Comic cards, which use original comic art from artists like Jack Kirby and John Buscema. Wizards prints them only in traditional foil, and only in Collector Boosters.
10) Jennifer Walters // The Sensational She-Hulk (Classic Comic foil), $40
New to the top 10 in October. She-Hulk’s Classic Comic foil (#388), with art by John Buscema and Chic Stone, sells for about $40, down from $42 on November 2, while the regular version is about $7. It replaced Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor, which was #9 here in September at $53.
9) Bruce Banner // The Incredible Hulk (Classic Comic foil), $44
Kirby’s Hulk, about $44 in foil (#390). The regular version is under $3, which is the whole story of this set: the classic art carries the price. That’s unchanged since November 2, and King T’Challa is less than $2 ahead of him.
8) King T’Challa // Black Panther (Classic Comic foil), $45
Jack Kirby art on a double-faced card. The Classic Comic foil (#399) sells for about $45, down from $47 on November 2, still just ahead of Bruce Banner. The regular version is about $8.
7) Captain America, Super-Soldier (Classic Comic foil), $55
Jack Kirby and John Romita Sr. art, about $55 (#387). The regular Captain America is about $2. That’s up from $48 on October 25 and level with November 2, and Tony Stark has edged back ahead of him.
6) Tony Stark // The Invincible Iron Man (Classic Comic foil), $57
Back ahead of Captain America. The Classic Comic foil (#392) sells for about $57, up from $54 on November 2, against about $4 for the regular card, and he now leads Cap by about $1.50.
5) Ultron, Artificial Malevolence (Classic Comic foil), $73
About $73 in Classic Comic foil (#401). The regular Ultron is about $8.50, and with about 180 listings for this version on TCGplayer, it’s one of the easiest of these to buy as a single.
4) Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu (Classic Comic foil), $75
The surprise of the list. Shang-Chi’s regular card is already about $11, one of the pricier regular printings, and the Classic Comic foil (#396) is about $75.
3) Thanos, the Mad Titan (Classic Comic foil), $160
The most-traded chase card in the set. The Classic Comic foil (#400) sold dozens of times in September for $155 to $206, and its last five sales through November 4 had a median of about $160, up slightly from $158 on November 2 but now just behind Doctor Doom. The regular Thanos is about $1, so this is almost entirely a collector price.
2) Doctor Doom (Classic Comic foil), $164
Marvel’s biggest villain, just in time for Avengers: Doomsday. The Classic Comic foil (#394) is about $164, up from $155 on November 2 and $144 on October 25, which moves Doom past Thanos into second place. The regular Doctor Doom is about $2.60. If you’re building around him, our Doom Prevails upgrade guide covers the Commander side.
1) The Mind Stone (borderless foil), $1,497
The Mind Stone is the set’s real chase. The borderless foil (#386) sold nine times on TCGplayer in September, between $1,499 and $1,650, and it’s a Collector Booster exclusive. Its last five sales, from October 17 to 30, ran from $1,450 to $1,595, a median of about $1,497, with no newer sales as of November 4, 2026. Even the regular Mind Stone is about $47, because it’s a strong Commander mana rock.
There’s an even rarer version: the cosmic foil textless Mind Stone (#385), with fewer than 150 copies. It has no recorded TCGplayer sales yet, and the cheapest of its three listings asks $35,000, so treat that as an asking price, not a value.
Which Marvel Super Heroes cards are just missing the top 10?
- The Astonishing Ant-Man (borderless foil): about $38.
- Namor the Sub-Mariner (Classic Comic foil): about $38.
- Daredevil, Man Without Fear (Classic Comic foil): about $31.
- Mjölnir, Hammer of Thor (borderless foil): only one recent foil sale ($51 on November 1), so it’s hard to price; it was #9 on this list in September at $53.
From Marvel Super Heroes Jumpstart, the new legends Loki, Lord of Misrule and Doctor Doom, Unrivaled (about $41 each non-foil, or about $60 in foil) would come close, but they come from Jumpstart packs (the Tricksters and DOOM themes), not Play or Collector Boosters.
Should you buy or sell Marvel Super Heroes cards now?
Sell the regular versions you won’t play, and keep the Classic Comic foils. Most regular printings sell for a few dollars three months after the June 26 release. The Classic Comic foils still sell for 10 to 50 times their regular versions, and Thanos and Doom trade steadily.
Buying? Buy the exact card you want as a single. A $457 Collector Booster box doesn’t promise a single card from this list. Our Marvel Collector Booster guide runs the numbers. If you want to open packs anyway, Amazon sells the boxes directly.
Marvel Super Heroes on Amazon
Next Marvel drop: the Marvel Zombies Secret Lair went on sale October 12 with zombie Wolverine, Captain America, Thor and Scarlet Witch.
Read next: MTG Marvel Super Heroes: Best Cards for Competitive Play (Pioneer, Modern, Commander) · All 4 Marvel Super Heroes Commander Precons, Ranked · MTG’s Marvel Crossover: Every Card Ranked From Worst to Best So Far · Marvel’s History of Heroes Secret Lair
Sources: prices from TCGplayer market prices and sales history, checked November 4, 2026, cross-checked with Scryfall. Treatment details from Wizards of the Coast’s Collecting Marvel Super Heroes article. Card images: Scryfall.
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