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Dragon Ball Super Card Game · 13,252 printings priced · Sep 2, 2026

How much are DB Super cards worth?

Every Dragon Ball Super Card Game card and printing with its TCGplayer market price, updated daily, with history back to February 2024. Type a card name to check a price, or start from the most valuable.

Price ladder · 10,201 cards

Under $16,691 · 65.6%
$1 – $51,915 · 18.8%
$5 – $20963 · 9.4%
$20 – $100456 · 4.5%
$100 – $1,000162 · 1.6%
Over $1,00014 · 0.1%

Price by rarity · median

RarityCardsMedianTop
None287$25.00$11,495.00
Secret Rare111$62.78$2,050.00
Promo1,697$1.35$1,750.00
Special Rare393$8.49$901.49
Special Leader Rare81$49.99$364.24
God Rare4$1,125.00$1,898.98
Uncommon1,948$0.38$199.99
Rare1,584$0.44$202.09
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Most valuable DB Super cards

by market price
Top 100

Cards with many printings

same name, different sets — prices differ
CardPrintingsCheapestMost expensive
Son Goku, Adventure2$363.68$2,050.00
Son Goku, Peace Resolution2$59.11$1,898.98
Bursting Rage2$189.91$1,750.00
Bulma, Opening Chapter2$289.54$1,400.00
Son Goku, Hope of Universe 73$1.05$901.49
SSB Gogeta, Shining Blue Strongest Warrior5$883.33$883.33
Bardock, Origin of the Legend2$42.11$850.00
Meteoric Energy SSB Vegito3$2.39$830.00
SS4 Son Goku, Comeback Power2$88.34$770.00
Son Goku, The Awakened Power2$600.00$600.00
Son Goku & Vegeta, Apex of Power2$599.00$599.00
SS4 Gogeta, Unrivaled Sparking2$500.00$500.00

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How to read a DB Super card price

Market price is TCGplayer's estimate of what a near-mint copy actually sells for — not the cheapest listing and not what a seller hopes to get. Each printing has its own price: the same card from a starter deck and from a promo set can differ a hundredfold, so always check the set and the number on the card.

Foil, holo, reverse holo and first-edition versions are separate printings with separate prices; you'll find them side by side on every card page. Condition matters too — market price assumes near mint; played copies sell for less.

Prices update every day. The game index tells you whether the whole game is rising or falling; movers show which cards moved most; years group sets by era if you're pricing an old collection.