Where to buy Yu-Gi-Oh! cards and booster boxes cheapest

No store is cheapest for everything. Prices move card by card and day by day, so the reliable way to pay less is to compare first. Every page on YGO Compare lists TCGplayer, the cheapest eBay listing and every game store we track, cheapest in-stock price first.

Singles

• TCGplayer has the deepest US singles market and sets the market price most players quote.
• eBay often undercuts on valuable cards. We check eBay for cards worth $20 or more and every sealed product, and leave out graded, foreign-language and lot listings.
• Game stores list singles below market more often than you would expect, especially just after a restock. We track hundreds of them in the US, UK, Canada, Australia and Europe.

Booster boxes, tins and structure decks

Local game stores' webshops are often cheapest for booster boxes, tins and structure decks, especially around release week. The sealed price list compares every store at once, and the pre-order tracker covers sets that aren't out yet.

Outside the US

Switch the market at the top of any page to see stores in your country in local currency, with the US price converted at today's rate so you can judge whether importing is worth the postage. The full list is on the stores page.

Tips

1. Count postage. One order from one store often beats the cheapest price on every card.
2. Paste your deck list into Best Basket to price it across stores.
3. Check the edition and rarity in the listing: the same card name can cover very different printings.