10 of the most expensive Yu‑Gi‑Oh! TCG cards as of October 2025

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#	Card	Approximate Value*	Description
1	Tyler the Great Warrior	~$311,211 USD	A one-of-a-kind card created via the Make-a-Wish Foundation in 2005; uniquely designed by and named after a 14-year-old fan. (Wargamer)
2	Alternate Artwork Gemini Elf T3‑04	~$254,791 USD	Fourth-place prize from the 2001 Asian Championships (OCG era); extremely rare print run. (Wargamer)
3	Blue‑Eyes White Dragon LOB 1st Edition	~$85,000 USD	Iconic monster from the first English set (“Legend of Blue-Eyes White Dragon”); gem-mint version commands very high price. (Wargamer)
4	Crush Card Virus Shonen Jump Championship 2007	~$50,000 USD	Prize card from Shonen Jump Championships; only ~42 copies printed, making it exceptionally rare. (Wargamer)
5	Minerva, the Exalted Lightsworn (2015 prize)	~$34,800 USD	First-prize card from national heats of the 2015 WCQ (World Championship Qualifier) — ultra-rare collector piece. (Wargamer)
6	Cyber Dragon MF03‑009 Yu‑Gi‑Oh! GX Toy Promo	~$30,500 USD	Very limited promo issued with a toy tie-in; high grade copies fetch big money. (Wargamer)
7	KC Grand Tournament 2nd Place Dark Magician	~$30,000 USD	2nd-place prize from the 2021 Duel Links Grand Tournament; modern rarity with collector demand. (Wargamer)
8	Perfectly Ultimate Great Moth Dark Duel Stories Promo	~$30,000 USD	Rare promo tied to the “Dark Duel Stories” game, one of the more obscure but valuable early cards. (Wargamer)
9	Dark Magician LOB 1st Edition	~$17,924 USD	First-edition of the flagship spellcaster monster from the original set; PSA 10 copies reach very high valuations. (Wargamer)
10	Card of Sanctity Kids WB Promo	~$17,000 USD	Promo given by Kids WB to winners of a sweepstakes tied to the Yu-Gi-Oh! anime in 2004 — very small print run. (Wargamer)