Market outlook
Stable Outlook 2/10
Common modern Lorcana cards usually settle at very low prices unless they become competitive staples or part of a chase variant. This card’s synergy with Elsa is useful, but the available evidence suggests it is not a scarcity play.[3][5][6][13]
Next months. Likely to remain near bulk/common pricing with small fluctuations based on play demand and collector interest.
Long term. Over 1-3 years, the card should remain stable unless a strong nostalgia wave, sealed-product scarcity, or premium variant demand lifts specific graded copies.
History
Anna is the younger sister of Elsa from Disney’s Frozen franchise, first introduced in the 2013 animated film Frozen. In Lorcana, she is represented as a Storyborn Hero Queen version called 'Trusting Sister,' which reflects her loyal, optimistic role and her relationship with Elsa. The card’s ability explicitly rewards you for having Elsa in play, reinforcing the sisters’ bond.[5][6][13]
The earliest confirmed printing is in Disney Lorcana: Reign of Jafar, released May 30, 2025, as card 157/204 in English.[3][5][6][13]
- Despite the user-provided set name 'Curator's Collection Heroines Edition,' the searchable card data identifies 'Anna - Trusting Sister' as a Reign of Jafar common, number 157/204.[3][5][6][13]
- The card is a Sapphire character with an inkable cost of 3, 2 strength, 2 willpower, and 2 lore, and its effect can accelerate ink if Elsa is already in play.[5][6][13]
- Some marketplace pages separate this card from the premium 'Curator's Collection: Heroines Edition' product, suggesting the latter is a special collection product rather than the original printing of the card.[11][14]
Rarity and print run
- Tier
- Common
- Print run
- High
- First printed in
- Reign of Jafar
- Demand
- Medium
- Supply
- Abundant
- Common rarity in a large 204-card set makes raw supply plentiful.[5][13]
- No special stamp, variant, or foil premium is indicated in the provided card data.
- Value is driven more by character popularity than scarcity.
Collector notes
Condition. Check for edge whitening, corner wear, surface scratches, and print lines; common modern-card issues include light scuffing from factory collation and minor warping if stored in humidity. Foil isn’t indicated for the base printing, so centering, corners, and clean surfaces matter most for grading.[3][4][5]
Storage. Store in a penny sleeve inside a rigid top loader or card saver, keep it dry and away from direct light, and use a binder only if the page is archival-quality and the card is sleeved. For graded-value preservation, avoid repeated handling and maintain stable temperature and humidity.
Authenticity. Authentic copies should match the official card layout, collector number 157/204, English text, and Sapphire character details shown by retail listings and card databases.[3][5][6][13] Watch for altered collector numbers, incorrect set branding, misspelled rules text, or suspiciously low-quality printing; for premium boxed products, verify the product seal and packaging as well as the card itself.[11][14]
Sources: sportscardinvestor.com, inksighttcg.com, pricecharting.com, starcitygames.com, coretcg.com
