Set Overview
DP Mysterious Treasures was the second Diamond & Pearl set, released in August 2007. It carried on the Pokémon Lv.X mechanic with three new Lv.X cards, and closed with one of the era’s most famous secret rares — Time-Space Distortion.
| Category | Details |
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| Release Date | August 22, 2007 (English) |
| Publisher | Nintendo / The Pokémon Company |
| Total Cards | 123 numbered + 1 secret rare |
| Pokémon Lv.X | Electivire, Lucario & Magmortar (121–123) |
| Secret Rare | Time-Space Distortion (124/123) |
| Key Chase Card | Time-Space Distortion 124/123 · Lucario Lv.X 122/123 |
About the Set
DP Mysterious Treasures continued the Diamond & Pearl era and its Pokémon Lv.X cards, adding Electivire Lv.X, Lucario Lv.X and Magmortar Lv.X. Its standout card is the secret rare Time-Space Distortion, a Trainer numbered 124/123 above the set total — one of the most collected secret rares of the Diamond & Pearl era.
How to identify it: numbered cards read N/123. The three Pokémon Lv.X are cards 121–123, and the secret rare Time-Space Distortion is numbered 124/123, above the printed total.
Pokémon Lv.X & Secret Rare
DP Mysterious Treasures had a single print run. Its chase cards are the three Pokémon Lv.X and the lone secret rare.
| Type | What it means |
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| Pokémon Lv.X (121–123) | Electivire, Lucario and Magmortar Lv.X — ultra-rare cards stacked onto a Pokémon already in play. |
| Secret rare (124) | Time-Space Distortion, a Trainer numbered 124/123, beyond the set total. |
Note: the gallery below covers all 124 cards. The Pokémon Lv.X read 121/123 to 123/123; the secret rare reads 124/123.
Complete Card Gallery
All 124 cards from DP Mysterious Treasures, including the three Pokémon Lv.X and the secret-rare Time-Space Distortion. Click any card to view it full size — use the arrow keys (or swipe) to move through the set.
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Time-Space Distortion and the three Pokémon Lv.X lead the set.
| Card | Name | Why it matters |
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Time-Space Distortion 124/123 Secret Rare | A secret-rare Trainer and one of the most collected chase cards of the Diamond & Pearl era. |
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Lucario Lv.X 122/123 Pokémon Lv.X | A popular Lucario Lv.X and the marquee Lv.X of the set. |
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Electivire Lv.X 121/123 Pokémon Lv.X | One of the three Pokémon Lv.X, opening the Lv.X run at 121/123. |
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Magmortar Lv.X 123/123 Pokémon Lv.X | Closes the numbered set at 123/123 as the third Pokémon Lv.X. |
Promo Cards
The DP Black Star Promos from this era fit the set’s theme, with Lucario, Magmortar and the fossil Pokémon Cranidos.
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#DP07PromoDP Black Star Promos use their own numbering (DP01 onward) and carry a black star where a set symbol would be.
Collecting & Where to Buy
DP Mysterious Treasures is out of print and trades on the secondary market. Common singles are inexpensive, while Time-Space Distortion and the three Pokémon Lv.X carry the strongest premiums.
Collector tip: Time-Space Distortion (124/123) is the card to watch — confirm the secret-rare numbering and check the surface closely, since it shows wear easily in high grade.
Note: external links are provided for reference only. Always confirm a card's printing, condition and authenticity before purchasing.