Japanese Collection Y
Complete Japanese Collection Y Card List & Investment Guide
Japanese Collection Y Card List & Investment Insights
This complete Japanese Collection Y card list provides up-to-date market values for all 63 cards in the set. Released on December 13, 2013, this set has a total current market value of $278.30.
Top Japanese Collection Y Cards by Value
The most valuable cards in the Japanese Collection Y set include:
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1 Blastoise EX #61$57.93 24 sales
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2 Panpour #19$22.50 2 sales
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3 Yveltal EX #63$21.50 14 sales
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4 Emolga EX #62$15.65 7 sales
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5 Yveltal EX #37$5.96 21 sales
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6 Blastoise EX #14$5.86 25 sales
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7 Emolga EX #23$5.38 13 sales
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8 Lapras #18$4.56 40 sales
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9 Bidoof #50$4.17 5 sales
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10 Electrode #22$4.04 1 sales
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the Japanese Collection Y set?
The Japanese Collection Y set contains 63 cards in total.
What is the most valuable card in Japanese Collection Y?
The most valuable card in the Japanese Collection Y set is Blastoise EX #61 at $57.93.
Is Japanese Collection Y a good investment?
The Japanese Collection Y set contains 63 cards with a current market value of $278.30. 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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Investment Highlights from Japanese Collection Y
Japanese Collection Y offers diverse investment opportunities across multiple rarity tiers and card types. This comprehensive price guide tracks live market values for all Japanese Collection Y cards, helping collectors and investors make data-driven decisions.
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