Lorcana Enchanted Cards: What They Are and How to Value Them
Disney Lorcana Enchanted cards explained: how to recognize them, how rare they are, what makes some worth far more than others, and how to protect them.
By Ayoub Farid · · 2 min read
Enchanted cards are Disney Lorcana's ultimate pull. If you open one, it's worth knowing what you have before it goes into a deck box.
How to recognize an Enchanted card
- Borderless artwork that fills the whole card
- Foil finish across the card, often with a rainbow shimmer
- Alternate art different from the regular version
- An Enchanted rarity icon at the bottom
- A collector number above the main set size (secret-rare style numbering)
Each Enchanted card is a special version of a card that also exists in a regular rarity in the same set.
How rare are they?
Enchanted cards are inserted very rarely, far less often than Legendaries. Exact pull rates aren't officially published, and collector estimates differ by set and product, so treat any single number you see online with caution. See pull rates explained.
Why some Enchanteds are worth much more
- Character: classic characters and villains with big fan bases command the highest prices.
- Artwork: some art becomes iconic in the community.
- Set: earlier sets had smaller print runs.
- Playability: an Enchanted version of a top competitive card gets demand from players too.
- Condition: borderless foils show scratches and edge wear quickly.
Protect it immediately
- Sleeve it right away (perfect-fit inner sleeve if you have one)
- Place it in a toploader or magnetic holder
- Keep it out of sunlight and humidity
See how to protect cards.
Should you grade an Enchanted?
Grading can help with resale for high-value Enchanteds in excellent condition. Check centering and the foil surface first, then compare graded and raw prices (is it worth grading cards?).
Spotting fakes
Because Enchanted cards are valuable, counterfeits exist. Compare a suspect card with a genuine foil from the same set: check the foil pattern, the sharpness of the text, the card back and the thickness. Fakes often have a flat, uniform shine and slightly blurry text. Buy expensive Enchanteds from reputable sellers or in graded slabs.
Try it on your own cards
Scan your Enchanted card with Rarefolio to confirm which card it is and see an estimated market value with its price history. For the broader Lorcana market, read Lorcana cards worth money.
Frequently asked questions
What makes a Lorcana card Enchanted?
It's a borderless, full-art foil alternate version of a card, with the Enchanted rarity icon and a number above the main set size.
How rare are Enchanted cards?
Very rare; they appear far less often than Legendaries, though official pull rates aren't published.
Are all Enchanted cards valuable?
They're all worth more than regular versions, but prices vary a lot by character, set and demand.
Should I play with Enchanted cards?
You can, but play causes wear. Many collectors play with regular versions and keep Enchanteds protected.