Could Lost Origin or Silver Tempest Get a Reprint? Probably Not, but Here Is What Is at Stake

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Key Takeaways

• I do not expect a Lost Origin or Silver Tempest reprint, but I am not ruling it out, because 151 and Shrouded Fable product is still restocking.
• Restock tracking found nothing coming back for Lost Origin or Silver Tempest and rates both as likely out of print. There is no official word from The Pokémon Company.
• As of November 10, 2026, the Lost Origin Booster Box is $732.30, up 0.5% over 90 days, and the Giratina V alternate art is $825.74 raw and $3,159.53 in PSA 10.
• Silver Tempest is the cheaper set: packs cost $13.93 in a booster box against $20.34 for Lost Origin, and the Lugia V alternate art is $449.21 raw and $1,051.58 in PSA 10.
• If a reprint comes, sealed takes the first hit and raw singles follow. If it never comes, anyone who sold out of fear is out of a set that is no longer being restocked.

I know it will probably not happen, but imagine a reprint of Lost Origin or Silver Tempest. Both sets have been “out of print” for two years now, and after 151 and now Shrouded Fable, I think anything is possible.

There is a lot of money riding on that question. A Lost Origin Booster Box sits at $732.30, and the Giratina V alternate art is $825.74 raw and $3,159.53 in PSA 10, according to PokeInsider’s Card Data (TCGplayer market price and graded sold prices, as of November 10, 2026).

Why I Am Asking the Question

First 151, now Shrouded Fable. Any set could be next. Why are we so confident in Shrouded Fable being reprinted? Because we received a purchase option for SF Booster Bundles in which we purchased 8 cases. 

The Pokémon Company does not publish print runs or say when a set stops printing, so the evidence is what shows up on shelves. Reports from retail restock tracking, checked in early November 2026, show 151 product still coming back: an Alakazam ex collection in late October, and mini tins that keep reappearing. That is a September 2023 set with no English reprint officially announced.

Shrouded Fable, an August 2024 set, was seen restocking at major US retailers as recently as September. Reports also list a Shrouded Fable Booster Bundle in a Walmart restock window on October 21.

The Case Against a Reprint

The same restock tracking found nothing coming back for Lost Origin or Silver Tempest and rates both as likely out of print. Reports also found no documented English reprint of any Sword & Shield set since that era ended in 2023.

Lost Origin has been reprinted once before. Reports in June 2023 pointed to a new print wave, but that was about nine months after release, while Sword & Shield product was still being made. Lost Origin came out in September 2022 and Silver Tempest in November 2022, so a reprint now would mean bringing back four-year-old sets.

That is why I say it will probably not happen. But 151 is still turning up three years after release, so I am not ruling anything out.

Where Lost Origin Stands Now

Lost Origin has 196 cards in the main set, 21 secret rares and a 30-card Trainer Gallery. Sealed prices, according to PokeInsider’s Card Data (TCGplayer market price, as of November 10, 2026):

The booster box has gone nowhere in three months. The regular Elite Trainer Box is the weak spot, down 11.2% over 90 days.

Recent sold prices for the Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box are running lower than the market price, at $325.23 as of November 11.

The Cards Behind the Box Price

The sealed price rests on a short list of singles. These are PokeInsider’s Card Data prices as of November 10, 2026: TCGplayer Near Mint market price for raw, recent sold prices for graded.

Giratina is the set. A PSA 10 sells for 3.8 times the raw price, while a PSA 9 at $773.67 is below a Near Mint raw copy. Recent ungraded sold prices also run under the TCGplayer market price: $732.50 for Giratina and $155.07 for Aerodactyl as of November 11.

The bigger gaps are in the Trainer Gallery. Pikachu #TG05 is $38.11 raw and $785.00 in PSA 10, about 20 times. Gengar #TG06 is roughly 15 times and Charizard #TG03 about 14 times.

Silver Tempest Is the Cheaper Set

Silver Tempest packs cost $13.93 in a booster box against $20.34 for Lost Origin, according to PokeInsider’s Card Data as of November 10, 2026.

Its chase card, the Lugia V alternate art #186, is $449.21 raw, $451.49 in PSA 9, $1,051.58 in PSA 10, $647.71 in CGC 10 and $1,300.00 in TAG 10. The raw price is down 11.2% over 30 days and 2.3% over the last week.

What 151 and Shrouded Fable Sealed Is Doing

The two sets that are coming back make a useful comparison. PokeInsider’s Card Data, TCGplayer market price as of November 10, 2026:

Every one of these is down over 90 days, and the main 151 products are down 9% to 17%. The Lost Origin Booster Box is up 0.5% over the same stretch.

I cannot pin all of that on fresh supply, but it shows which part of the market reacts first. Sealed is the most exposed, because a reprinted box is the same product as the one already on the shelf. Raw singles come next, since more packs opened means more copies.

Raw vs. Graded: the Math

PSA Value is $39.99 per card (cards valued up to $500) with a 90-100 business day turnaround, per PokeInsider’s grading calculator. Here is what that does to the three big Trainer Gallery cards:

A 9 loses a little and a 10 pays many times over, so the whole bet is the gem rate. 

Giratina is a different calculation. A PSA 10 at $3,159.53 is above the $2,500 limit on PSA Express, which points to Super Express at $349 (10-15 business days). That makes a raw copy about $1,175 all-in, and a PSA 9 at $773.67 would be a loss of roughly $400.

CGC Standard is $55 (cards valued up to $3,000, about 10 business days), but a CGC 10 sells for $1,325.00, less than half the PSA 10 price. TAG Standard is $59.95 with a 45 business day turnaround, and a TAG 10 is at $2,929.52.

The Risks on Both Sides

• If a reprint comes: sealed takes the first hit, and a $732.30 booster box has a long way to fall. Raw singles follow.
• If it never comes: anyone who sold out of fear is out of a set that is no longer being restocked.
• Either way: there is no official word. The Pokémon Company does not announce print schedules, so the first sign is likely to be product showing up at distributors and retailers.
• Short-term softness: several Lost Origin singles are already down double digits over 30 days without any reprint news, including Pikachu VMAX #TG17 (-14.4%) and Giratina VSTAR #201 (-13.9%).

What I Am Doing

I do not expect a Lost Origin or Silver Tempest reprint. I am also not treating it as impossible, because 151 and Shrouded Fable have shown that any set could be next.

I am watching this closely. I will keep up to date on all news and product purchase options, and I will let you know what is going on behind the scenes as soon as I see it.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Lost Origin getting a reprint?

There is no official word, and I do not expect one. Restock tracking checked in early November 2026 found nothing coming back for Lost Origin or Silver Tempest and rates both as likely out of print. I am not ruling it out, because 151 and Shrouded Fable product is still showing up at retailers.

Has Lost Origin been reprinted before?

Yes, once. Reports in June 2023 pointed to a new print wave, about nine months after the September 2022 release, while Sword & Shield product was still being made. A reprint now would mean bringing back a four-year-old set, and reports found no documented English reprint of any Sword & Shield set since that era ended in 2023.

How much is a Lost Origin booster box worth?

The Lost Origin Booster Box sits at $732.30 on TCGplayer market price as of November 10, 2026, up 0.5% over 90 days. That works out to $20.34 per pack, against $13.93 per pack in a Silver Tempest booster box.

What would a reprint do to Lost Origin and Silver Tempest prices?

Sealed is the most exposed, because a reprinted box is the same product as the one already on the shelf. Raw singles come next, since more packs opened means more copies. For comparison, the main 151 sealed products are down 9% to 17% over 90 days while that set keeps restocking.

Is the Giratina V alternate art worth grading?

A PSA 10 sells for $3,159.53, which is 3.8 times the $825.74 raw price, but a PSA 9 at $773.67 is below a Near Mint raw copy. At that value the card points to PSA Super Express at $349, making a raw copy about $1,175 all-in, so a PSA 9 would be a loss of roughly $400.