Updated 2026-10-14
案内 How much is my Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh card worth?
Identify the set code and finish, then read the shop asks and itemized sales for that printing. A Japanese name is not one price.
Start with the printing, then the evidence, then the cost to land the card. This page uses the YAC1 rows already in the card file. It does not add a price for a printing that file does not contain.
1. Read the set code
The code is the set, then the card number. YAC1-JP073 is Original Artwork Collection, card 073. The rarity and the color of the artwork are not inside that code. The set-code guide shows how the pieces fit, and the glossary defines the words around them.
2. Keep each finish on its own page
YAC1-JP073 is three printings, not one price.
- Color Secret, YAC1-JP073 SE COLOR: CardRush standard-stock ask ¥29,800 on 13 October 2026.
- Monochrome Secret, YAC1-JP073 SE MONO: CardRush standard-stock ask ¥10,800 on 13 October 2026.
- Color Ultra, YAC1-JP073 UR COLOR: CardRush standard-stock ask ¥5,980 on 13 October 2026.
Those three asks are retail listings. Each card page also shows itemized sales where the file has them, on a separate line. Japanese Blue-Eyes prices lists the same split. Dark Magician and Red-Eyes each have one sourced YAC1 printing in this catalog.
神を超えたしもべ-青眼の究極竜 is a different card. Its page is YAC1-JP004.
3. Read asks and sales as different evidence
A Card Rush or Yuyutei row is a retail ask. A sold row is a completed price. A shop-buy (買取) row is what a shop pays. A working range from the September sheet stays on the page and stays out of the median. The methodology is the rule for which rows enter the typical price. When no itemized sale is stored, the page says “Not enough matched sales to estimate.”
4. Add the cost after the listing
The yen on the card is not the doorstep cost. The calculator adds the proxy fee, domestic shipping, and international postage you select. The default example uses the color Secret ask, Buyee, the Lite plan, domestic shipping ¥0, and EMS up to 500 g. Our own order history, on the calculator page, used a ¥300 purchase fee. The current Buyee purchase fee is ¥500, about 15% of a ¥3,400 card.
5. Stop when the printing is missing
If the set code is not in this catalog, this site does not have a sourced price for it. Search still separates rows it does know. A correction for a wrong match or a yen figure that disagrees with its source goes through the corrections policy. The note stays on your device.
Questions
Does one Japanese Yu-Gi-Oh name have one price?
A Japanese name can cover several printings. YAC1-JP073 Blue-Eyes White Dragon has separate pages for the color Secret, the monochrome Secret, and the color Ultra, and each page keeps its own asks and sales.
Is the shop ask the value?
A shop ask is the figure a shop listed. An itemized sale is a completed price on its own row. The card page shows both and does not blend them into one number.