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Qliphort Carrier

The New Challengers022Super Rare

Qliphort Carrier is an EARTH Machine Pendulum Effect Monster from the Yu-Gi-Oh! set The New Challengers (NECH), card 022 (Super Rare), released on 6 Nov 2014. As of , the lowest price across its 2 printings is €2.83 on Cardmarket and $1.19 on TCGplayer. The lowest Cardmarket price is up 15.0% since (from €2.46 to €2.83).

How much is Qliphort Carrier worth?

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CardmarketEUR
€2.83Market · Normal
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TCGplayerUSD
$1.19Market · Normal
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Prices as of

Card details

Card type
Monster
Subtypes
Machine, Pendulum, Effect
Attribute
EARTH
Type
Pendulum Effect Monster
Frame
Effect Pendulum
Archetype
Qli
ATK
2400
DEF
1000
Level
6
Scale
1
Formats
TCGOCGMaster Duel
Konami ID
11354
Release date
Number
022

Effect

You can Normal Summon this card without Tributing. If this card is Normal Summoned without Tributing, or is Special Summoned, its Level becomes 4 and its original ATK becomes 1800. If this card is Normal Summoned/Set, it is unaffected by activated effects from any monster whose original Level/Rank is lower than this card's current Level. If this card is Tributed: You can target 1 monster on the field; return it to the hand.

Pendulum effect

You cannot Special Summon monsters, except "Qli" monsters. This effect cannot be negated. All "Qli" monsters you control gain 300 ATK.

Printings

  • The New ChallengersNECH-EN022 · Super Rare
  • The New Challengers: Super EditionNECH-ENS03 · Super Rare

Price history

Last 90 days
  • TCGplayer · Normal
  • Cardmarket · Normal

Daily market prices over the last 90 days: TCGplayer · Normal between $1.19 and $1.30; Cardmarket · Normal between €2.46 and €2.91.

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

Price breakdown

TCGplayer prices in US dollars
PrintMarketLowMidHigh
NormalAcross all 2 printings$1.19———
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