Star Trek MTG: Release Date and Most Expensive Cards

Everything collectors need to know about Star Trek: the release date, the most expensive cards by current price, and how to scan and value your pulls.

Star Trek releases on November 13, 2026, alongside Star Trek Commander (41 cards listed). As of September 20, 2026, Scryfall lists 135 cards for the set, counting alternate-art and other special printings. Pre-release prices are already live, and they show which cards the market expects to be worth chasing.

Below are the most expensive Star Trek cards by current price, and a simple way to check what your pulls are actually worth.

Star Trek at a Glance

Release dateNovember 13, 2026
StatusNot released yet, prices are pre-release listings
Set codeTRK
Cards listed135 (Scryfall, September 20, 2026)
Commander setStar Trek Commander, 41 cards, November 13, 2026

Most Expensive Star Trek Cards

Ranked by current price, one row per card using its priciest printing. Prices come from Scryfall (TCGplayer in USD) and were updated September 20, 2026. Because the set is not out yet, these are pre-order listings: they are set by a small pool of early sellers and often settle after launch. Foil-only printings are flagged.

#CardPrice (USD)
1$99.99
2
Crystalline Entity Magic card
Crystalline Entity
Star Trek · mythic
$99.95
3
Dr. Beverly Crusher Magic card
Dr. Beverly Crusher
Star Trek · mythic
$52.97
4$29.95
5$2.99
6
Brad Boimler, Eager Ensign Magic card
Brad Boimler, Eager Ensign
Star Trek · uncommon
$2.99
7
Consider the Prime Directive Magic card
Consider the Prime Directive
Star Trek · common
$2.99
8
Hoshi Sato, Exolinguist Magic card
Hoshi Sato, Exolinguist
Star Trek · uncommon
$2.99
9
In the Pale Moonlight Magic card
In the Pale Moonlight
Star Trek · uncommon
$2.99
10
Set Phasers to . . . Magic card
Set Phasers to . . .
Star Trek · common
$2.99
11
Seven of Nine Magic card
Seven of Nine
Star Trek · uncommon
$2.99

What to Do With Your Star Trek Pulls

  1. Pull out rares, mythics and foils first. That is where nearly all of the value sits. Our guide to scanning cards after draft or sealed events covers the fast way to do it at the table.
  2. Scan the exact printing, not just the name. Borderless, showcase, extended-art and foil versions of the same card can sell for very different prices. Lotus Scan shows the price of the printing you actually scanned.
  3. Check again after a week or two. New-set prices move the most in the first days after launch, so wait before you sell anything worth more than about $20.
  4. Keep track of what you hold. Save the cards you keep to a collection so you can watch their value over time. Our MTG collection tracker comparison shows the options.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does Star Trek release?
Star Trek releases on November 13, 2026.
How many cards are in Star Trek?
As of September 20, 2026, Scryfall lists 135 cards for Star Trek, counting alternate-art, borderless and other special printings. The number can still change before launch.
What are the most expensive Star Trek cards?
As of September 20, 2026, the priciest are U.S.S. Enterprise-D, Galaxy-Class ($99.99), Crystalline Entity ($99.95), Dr. Beverly Crusher ($52.97). The list above shows the full top 11.
Do Star Trek prices drop after release?
Often, yes. Prices for a new set are set by a small number of early listings and tend to fall as packs are opened and supply grows, although the best chase cards can hold or rise. Scan your pulls early, then check the price again after a week or two before you sell anything worth more than about $20.
Is there a Star Trek Commander set?
Yes. Star Trek Commander releases on November 13, 2026, and Scryfall lists 41 cards for it.
Can I scan Star Trek cards with Lotus Scan?
Yes. Lotus Scan is connected to Scryfall, so new sets are recognized as soon as they are added to the database. Point it at a card and it identifies the exact printing and shows its current price. That matters for sets with many alternate-art, borderless and foil versions, because the price of the same card can differ enormously between them.

Card data and prices come from Scryfall. They are market estimates, not appraisals or financial advice. Last updated September 20, 2026.

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