Deck List Monsters Blue-Eyes White Dragon (3) Blue-Eyes Alternative White Dragon (3) Blue-Eyes Abyss Dragon (1) Blue-Eyes Chaos MAX Dragon (1) Sage with Eyes of Blue (3) The White Stone of Ancients (3) Dragon Spirit of White (2) Maiden with Eyes of Blue (1) Spells The Melody of Awakening Dragon (3) Trade-In (3) Cards of Consonance (3) Silvers Cry (2) Dragons Mirror (1) Return of the Dragon Lords (3) Chaos Form (1) Polymerization (1) Traps Red Reboot (1) Destined Rivals (2) True Light (3) Extra Deck Blue-Eyes Spirit Dragon (1) Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Blade Dragon (1) Virtual World Kyubi - Shenshen (1) Number 38: Hope Harbinger Dragon Titanic Galaxy (1) Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (1) Azure-Eyes Silver Dragon (1) Blue-Eyes Twin Burst Dragon (2) Neo Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon (3) Ravenous Crocodragon Archetyhs (1) Galaxy-Eyes Cipher Dragon (1) Heratic Sky Dragon Overlord of Heliopolis (1) Number 48: Dragluon (1) Red Is For Destruction Card game enthusiasts know that the color red is commonly associated with aggressive builds, courtesy of Magic: The Gathering color typing
Garbodor (Thunder Knuckle [BW8] 056/051) (PSA 10 Price: ~US$1,272) Finally, we come to the newest of our six cards hereits from the fifth generation
Enchantment (1)
There are several reasons why gold cards are so valuable: Limited Edition: They are often produced in small quantities, making them quickly rare
Zexal 2011 Dawn of the XYZ Starter Deck Box (Currently Unavailable) Contents: 10 decks per display box, 43 cards per deck
The price has dropped significantly since its initial release, and despite the damage done with the banning of Jeweled Lotus (you know, the card used on the art of the Collector boxes?), there are tons of awesome cards with various Booster Fun treatments and foiling processes
