Felix Photocard Price Guide
A practical Felix photocard price guide using verified KCC album, POB, Lucky Draw, and accepted sold-listing examples from Stray Kids releases.
By KCC Team
This guide explains the logic. See real price ranges and market behavior metrics inside the Price Guide.
Affordable Felix cards for a binder
Felix collecting does not have to start with an expensive chase. The current KCC guide has plenty of album cards below $10, alongside a smaller group of POBs and Lucky Draws that need a more careful budget.
The useful move is to compare the exact release and card type. A Felix album pull, POB, and Lucky Draw from the same era can occupy very different ranges.
The 5-STAR album PC is one of the clearest low-cost examples. KCC places it at $2.76–$5.94, with a $3.80 midpoint . Reviewed sales include $1.89, $2.09, $2.42, and $3.11, which gives buyers better reference points than one ambitious asking price .
Felix - ★★★★★ / 5-STAR Album PC photocard
Straykids Felix 5starトレカ
StrayKids 5-STAR FELIX トレーディングカード A
Other approachable album examples include ODDINARY at a $5.54 midpoint, NOEASY at $6.00, and 合 / HOP at $8.38 . These are useful binder cards because the guide has many reviewed records behind each range. They also show why “Felix card” is too broad a label for pricing.
One release, three different budgets
The 合 / HOP cards make a clean comparison. The album PC sits at $5.46–$10.00 with an $8.38 midpoint. The POB is $8.12–$14.00 with a $10.93 midpoint. The Lucky Draw is higher and much wider at $15.99–$38.00, with a $17.00 midpoint .
Felix - 合 / HOP Album PC photocard
Felix - 合 / HOP POB photocard
Felix - 合 / HOP Lucky Draw photocard
The reviewed sales make the spread easier to read. Album copies sold around $3.46–$5.00, POB examples ran from $7.13 to $20.00, and accepted Lucky Draw examples included $15.00, $15.99, $16.00, $17.00, $20.00, and $38.00 . The Lucky Draw range is thin enough that a collector should check recent matching sales before paying near the top.
Stray Kids スキズ Felix フィリックス トレカ 合 HOP 封入
STRAY KIDS Felix Hop Album HMV pob Official Photocard
Felix Stray Kids SKZHOP HIPTAPE HOP Photo Card TOWER RECORDS Lucky Draw Japan
When a Felix chase gets expensive
The ATE JYP Shop Lucky Draw / Japan benefit is the strongest premium example in this draft. KCC places it at $28.00–$42.72 with a $33.24 midpoint . Accepted records include sales at $12.00, $16.32, and several at $25.00, so the retained guide range and individual sales do not tell exactly the same story .
Felix – ATE JYP Shop lucky draw / JP benefit photocard (Expansion)
Stray Kids Felix ATE Soundwave Lucky Draw Photocard
That is a reason to slow down, not proof that one number is wrong. Check the exact store or benefit version, condition, and recent sales before treating a high listing as the market price.
How to price a Felix card before buying
Start with the full identity, rather than the word “Felix.” You need the era, card type, retailer, event round, and version. A listing described only as a Felix POB leaves out the detail that makes a comparison useful. Check the front and back against the exact card page before using its price range.
Next, read the whole range. The midpoint is a practical starting point, while the low and high show how much the accepted prices varied. Condition, seller location, shipping, and whether a listing contains more than one item can all make a sale less useful as a direct comparison.
The 合 / HOP Lucky Draw is a good example. Accepted examples span $15.00 to $38.00 . A seller can point to the $38.00 result, but a buyer should also see the cluster closer to $15.00–$20.00. One top-end sale does not make every copy a $38.00 card.
Finally, check how much evidence sits behind the number. A tight range supported by several matching sales is easier to use than a wide range built from a small sample. When the evidence is thin, leave more room for negotiation instead of treating the midpoint like a fixed retail price.
Building a Felix collection at different budgets
For an album-focused binder, many of the current KCC examples leave room to collect several Felix cards for the price of one limited benefit. 5-STAR, ODDINARY, and NOEASY all provide examples with midpoints around $3.80–$6.00 .
A $10–$20 budget opens more POB and lower-end Lucky Draw options. The 合 / HOP POB has a $10.93 midpoint, while accepted sales for its Lucky Draw begin around $15.00 . At this level, choosing one exact store benefit is usually more manageable than trying to complete every retailer.
Above $25, slow down and compare the exact event version. Cards such as the ATE JYP Shop Lucky Draw / Japan benefit can enter this range, but the accepted records remain spread out . A larger budget gives you more choices; it does not remove the need to check the evidence.
Felix collecting can therefore be as affordable or as selective as you want. Album cards offer an easy starting point, while POBs and Lucky Draws make more sense as deliberate chases rather than automatic upgrades.
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