The TCG itself had a different cult following as there were many players that did not even indulge in the anime to the degree that you would expect. The one factor that separates Yu-Gi-Oh! from its competitors is how much value players put into the game, not regarding the anime. It’s very possible for the value of the Yu-Gi-Oh! market to start booming, as it is only in its early stages compared to other TCGs.
Scarcity, while the last of the 3 main drivers of value in a Yu-Gi-Oh! card, is often the most important. For example, a Beckett (BGS) 4.5 of the 1st Edition “Blue-Eyes White Dragon” from the 2002 Legend of Blue Eyes set sold in May of 2021 for $5500. A more detailed discussion on conditions is provided below. The condition will also have a significant impact on the overall value of the card. As a general rule of thumb, the older the card, based on when the card was printed, the lower the population of top graded cards in the market. In any given pack there are going to be cards that are more common and less likely to carry significant value. Three main factors apply when trying to determine the value of a Yu-Gi-Oh! card. Understanding the rarity of the card (population) is the most important thing to consider. Each pack has a different subset of rarities. Generally speaking the more foiling or holographic highlights the card has, the rarer the card is.įor more specific information on Yu-Gi-Oh! Rarities see here.
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