Guide
The Cyberpunk TCG Box Toppers are a six-card run that came with boxes rather than out of packs, and they are the most complete corner of the game right now: six cards, every one of them a Nova Rare, every one of them carrying a current value. That makes them unusual twice over. Six cards is a genuinely finishable target, and unlike most of the line there is no guesswork about what a complete run is worth. This guide covers all six, both printings, and where Nova Rare sits against the rest of the game.
6 cards in this set, catalogued and ready to track.
This is the whole set, not a selection. Every Box Topper carries a current estimated value, so the ranking below is also a complete checklist: what you see is what finishing the run takes. Values refresh daily and are blended from real market activity rather than appraisals, so the order changes over time.
| # | Card | Rarity | Est. Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Jackie Welles — Pour One Out For Me · β005 | Nova Rare | $49.99 |
| 2 | V — Corporate Exile · β006 | Nova Rare | $34.47 |
| 3 | Viktor Vektor — Sit Down and Relax · β002 | Nova Rare | $21.69 |
| 4 | Goro Takemura — Hands Unclean · β003 | Nova Rare | $15.97 |
| 5 | Yorinobu Arasaka — Embracing Destruction · β001 | Nova Rare | $12.73 |
| 6 | Saburo Arasaka — Stubborn Patriarch · β004 | Nova Rare | $10.40 |
This ranking is generated from current values and updates daily: cards enter and leave it as the market moves, so it is never a fixed list. Last refreshed October 7, 2026. Estimates are blended from real market activity, not appraisals.
Open the Box Toppers checklistBox Toppers sat on top of the box rather than inside a pack, so they were not something you could chase by opening more product: you either got one with a box or you traded for it afterwards. All six are foil and all six carry Nova Rare, the rarity Cyberpunk uses for promotional cards generally, which also covers the Set 1 Promos and a pre-release card. So a Nova Rare tells you a card was given out rather than pulled, and the Box Toppers are the largest and most self-contained group of them. See how Nova Rare fits the rarity ladder.
The six subjects are drawn from across the story rather than from one faction, and they read as a deliberate set rather than as leftovers: Yorinobu Arasaka, Viktor Vektor, Goro Takemura, Saburo Arasaka, Jackie Welles and V. The art is original work made for the game rather than stills from the source material, which is part of why the run holds up as something to display rather than only to own.
Like the main set, the Box Toppers were printed for the Kickstarter campaign and again for retail, and the tell is the same: a Beta card carries a β immediately before its card number, a retail card does not. HoloHoard catalogues the two as separate sets with their own numbering. The Beta run is the one with a trading history behind it, because it is the one that has been in collectors' hands since the campaign. The retail six do not have values yet, which is simply what a set looks like before it reaches an open market. Tracking them separately means a backer copy and a retail copy of the same card each keep their own record instead of being merged into one blurred line.
Six cards is small enough that completion is a plan rather than a project. Mark the ones you have on HoloHoard and the set page shows exactly what is left, while a want list turns the remainder into something you can shop from. The Cyberpunk catalogue is already built, both printings included, so there is nothing to enter by hand and set completion tracks the Beta and retail runs independently. Open Cyberpunk TCG market data.
Six, and they were printed in two runs: a Kickstarter Beta run and a retail run, with the same six subjects in each. All six are Nova Rare and all six are foil.
They are Yorinobu Arasaka: Embracing Destruction, Viktor Vektor: Sit Down and Relax, Goro Takemura: Hands Unclean, Saburo Arasaka: Stubborn Patriarch, Jackie Welles: Pour One Out For Me, and V: Corporate Exile.
All six Beta Box Toppers carry a current estimated value, and the ranked list on this page shows each one, refreshed daily. The retail printing does not have values yet because it has not traded on an open market. Values are estimates blended from real market activity rather than appraisals.
They are a separate thing rather than a higher step. Nova Rare marks promotional cards, the Box Toppers among them, and sits outside the Common to Secret ladder entirely. Secret is the top regular rarity, and the Iconic cards, which are alternate artwork for cards already on the checklist, remain the top of the game's value table.
Yes. HoloHoard catalogues the two runs as separate sets with their own numbering, so marking a retail copy leaves the Beta copy open on your list and set completion is tracked independently for each.
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