How much are my Yu-Gi-Oh! cards worth? A quick price check

Most Yu-Gi-Oh! cards are worth a few cents. A small share are worth a lot, and it is often down to the exact printing. Here is how to sort them quickly.

1. Read the set number

Below the artwork on the right is a code like RA01-EN008 or LOB-001. That code, not the card name, tells you which printing you have. Type the card name in the search box at the top of this site and pick the result whose number matches.

2. Match the rarity

One number can exist in several rarities. Compare your card's foil with our rarity guide and open the matching page. A Quarter Century Secret Rare and a Super Rare of the same card can differ by a hundred times.

3. Check the edition

"1st Edition" printed below the artwork on the left can multiply the value of cards from older sets. See 1st Edition vs Unlimited.

4. Be honest about condition

Our prices are for near-mint copies. Whitening on the edges, scratches, creases or a curled card all lower what a buyer pays. Graded copies are a separate market.

5. Compare before you sell or buy

Each card page shows TCGplayer's market price, the cheapest eBay listing and every store we track. Before you sell, put the price into the selling fee calculator to see what you keep. To sort a big pile, start with the rarest cards: our card list and most expensive cards show where the money is.