Assorted Collection of Yu-Gi-Oh! and Generic Trading Cards
Collectible Trading Cards

Assorted Collection of Yu-Gi-Oh! and Generic Trading Cards

A varied collection of approximately 100-150 trading cards, primarily featuring Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG designs. The cards appear to be a mix of authentic Konami releases and common unofficial replicas or 'proxy' cards from the early 2000s era. Specific cards visible include 'Baron of the Fiend Sword', 'Claw Reacher', and a holographic 'El Gran Araño'. The cards are standard size (approx. 59x86mm) and constructed from laminated cardstock with a glossy finish. Visible condition varies widely across stacks; several cards exhibit significant edge wear, silvering of the borders, and corner fraying. The 'El Gran Araño' card shows a distinct prismatic foil pattern typical of Super Rare or Secret Rare variants, though the printing quality on several cards suggests non-official manufacturing due to low-resolution art and font inconsistencies. The collection also includes blue-outlined cards that do not match standard Yu-Gi-Oh! aesthetics, indicating a mixture of different game systems. No protective sleeves are present, and the cards are loose or gathered in unsecured stacks, increasing the potential for surface scratches and 'whitening' on the back edges. The overall quality suggests a played, 'attic find' collection rather than a mint-condition archival set.

Estimated Value

$10-$25

Basic Information

Category

Collectible Trading Cards

Appraised On

January 19, 2026

Estimated Value

$10-$25

Item Description

A varied collection of approximately 100-150 trading cards, primarily featuring Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG designs. The cards appear to be a mix of authentic Konami releases and common unofficial replicas or 'proxy' cards from the early 2000s era. Specific cards visible include 'Baron of the Fiend Sword', 'Claw Reacher', and a holographic 'El Gran Araño'. The cards are standard size (approx. 59x86mm) and constructed from laminated cardstock with a glossy finish. Visible condition varies widely across stacks; several cards exhibit significant edge wear, silvering of the borders, and corner fraying. The 'El Gran Araño' card shows a distinct prismatic foil pattern typical of Super Rare or Secret Rare variants, though the printing quality on several cards suggests non-official manufacturing due to low-resolution art and font inconsistencies. The collection also includes blue-outlined cards that do not match standard Yu-Gi-Oh! aesthetics, indicating a mixture of different game systems. No protective sleeves are present, and the cards are loose or gathered in unsecured stacks, increasing the potential for surface scratches and 'whitening' on the back edges. The overall quality suggests a played, 'attic find' collection rather than a mint-condition archival set.

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