Dragon Ball cards: graded prices and live listings
Graded Dragon Ball cards listed right now on Collector Crypt and Magic Eden, each a real slab in a vault, owned through a token on Solana. See the lowest and median asking price for every grade, then open any card for its pop report, bids and history. Prices are live asks, not completed sales.
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- LISTED NOW
- 189
- GRADED, IN USDC
- 184
- LOWEST ASK
- $31
- MEDIAN ASK
- $145
- LOWEST PSA 10
- $31
5 more listings are ungraded, priced in SOL or far above insured value, so these prices leave them out.
What graded Dragon Ball cards are listed for
Each grade groups every Dragon Ball card at that grade, from common cards to chase cards, so open the lowest-priced card to see exactly which one it is.
Lowest-priced graded Dragon Ball cards
Highest asking prices for Dragon Ball cards
About graded Dragon Ball cards
Dragon Ball cards have been printed for decades, and graded ones cover all of it: Bandai's Japanese Carddass cards from the late 1980s and 1990s, Morinaga wafer cards, Dragon Ball Heroes arcade cards and promos, and the Dragon Ball Super Card Game with its newer Fusion World line.
Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, Frieza and Broly lead demand. On vintage Carddass the prism foil cards are the classic chase, while in the modern games collectors look for secret rares, alternate arts and special promos.
Vintage Japanese cards often have off-center cuts and edge wear, so high grades are harder to find. That makes the exact grade and the population report matter even more than usual when you compare two copies of the same card.
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Questions, answered.
What are Carddass cards?
Bandai's Japanese collectible cards, first sold from vending machines, covering Dragon Ball and many other series. Vintage Dragon Ball Carddass, especially the prism foils, are among the most collected Dragon Ball cards.
What is Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World?
Bandai's second Dragon Ball Super card game, launched in 2024 as a separate game from the original, with its own sets and a digital version.
What are tokenized Dragon Ball cards?
Real graded Dragon Ball cards, sealed in their slabs and stored in a vault, each owned through a token on Solana. Selling the token transfers the card in seconds, and the owner can redeem it to have the physical slab shipped.
Where do these Dragon Ball prices come from?
From Collector Crypt's public marketplace API: live asking prices for listings on Collector Crypt and Magic Eden, refreshed about every 15 minutes. Asking prices are not completed sales, so check recent sales and live bids before you buy.
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