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Gandora the Dragon of Destruction

Shonen Jump Vol. 7, Issue 1 promotional card028Ultra Rare

Gandora the Dragon of Destruction is a DARK Dragon Effect Monster from the Yu-Gi-Oh! set Shonen Jump Vol. 7, Issue 1 promotional card (JUMP), card 028 (Ultra Rare), released on 1 Jan 2009. As of , the lowest price across its 6 printings is €0.06 on Cardmarket and $0.15 on TCGplayer. The lowest Cardmarket price is down 33.3% since (from €0.09 to €0.06).

How much is Gandora the Dragon of Destruction worth?

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CardmarketEUR
€0.06Market · Normal
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TCGplayerUSD
$0.15Market · Normal
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Prices as of

Card details

Card type
Monster
Subtypes
Dragon, Effect
Attribute
DARK
Type
Effect Monster
Archetype
Gandora
ATK
0
DEF
0
Level
8
Formats
Duel LinksCommon CharityEdisonTCGOCGMaster Duel
Konami ID
6076
Release date
Number
028

Effect

Cannot be Special Summoned. You can pay half your LP; destroy as many cards on the field as possible (other than this card), and if you do, banish them. This card gains 300 ATK for each card destroyed this way. Once per turn, during the End Phase, if this card was Normal or Flip Summoned this turn: Send it to the Graveyard.

Printings

  • Collectible Tins 2010 Wave 2CT07-EN020 · Super Rare
  • Millennium PackMIL1-EN005 · Common
  • Shonen Jump Vol. 7, Issue 1 promotional cardJUMP-EN028 · Ultra Rare
  • Star Pack 2013SP13-EN041 · Common
  • Star Pack 2013SP13-EN041 · Starfoil Rare
  • Yugi's Legendary DecksYGLD-ENC03 · Common

Price history

Last 90 days
  • TCGplayer · Normal
  • Cardmarket · Normal

Daily market prices over the last 90 days: TCGplayer · Normal between $0.13 and $0.16; Cardmarket · Normal between €0.06 and €0.10.

Colour is the market, dashes are the variant. TCGplayer in USD, Cardmarket in EUR.

Price breakdown

TCGplayer prices in US dollars
PrintMarketLowMidHigh
NormalAcross all 6 printings$0.15———
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