Japanese Dragon Blast
Complete Japanese Dragon Blast Card List & Investment Guide
Japanese Dragon Blast Card List & Investment Insights
This complete Japanese Dragon Blast card list provides up-to-date market values for all 55 cards in the set. Released on March 16, 2012, this set has a total current market value of $624.63.
Top Japanese Dragon Blast Cards by Value
The most valuable cards in the Japanese Dragon Blast set include:
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1 Mew EX #51$165.08 33 sales
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2 Rayquaza #55$149.75 12 sales
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3 Giratina EX #53$82.15 29 sales
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4 Reuniclus #54$61.88 7 sales
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5 Terrakion EX #52$15.61 11 sales
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6 Mew EX #22$11.97 40 sales
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7 Giratina EX #39$8.42 33 sales
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8 Ninetales #10$6.20 33 sales
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9 Terrakion EX #32$4.70 9 sales
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10 Ampharos #21$3.99 17 sales
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the Japanese Dragon Blast set?
The Japanese Dragon Blast set contains 55 cards in total.
What is the most valuable card in Japanese Dragon Blast?
The most valuable card in the Japanese Dragon Blast set is Mew EX #51 at $165.08.
Is Japanese Dragon Blast a good investment?
The Japanese Dragon Blast set contains 55 cards with a current market value of $624.63. Investment potential depends on individual card rarity, condition, and market demand. Consider researching specific high-value cards and market trends before making investment decisions.
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