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Dragon Ball card sets
Bandai runs two Dragon Ball games at once. The Super Card Game has printed main sets since 2017, and its biggest money sits in God Rares, the roughly one-per-case tier that runs from BT16 on. Fusion World launched in February 2024 and reset the market in a year: a serial-numbered Son Goku FP-001 tournament promo lists near $6,500 while the strongest booster pulls trade in the hundreds. We have catalogued 3,264 cards across 22 sets, both games, and priced none of them. A number ships on this site with its sample size next to it or it does not ship, and the review queue clears Pokémon first, then One Piece. Dragon Ball is third in line. Watch below and we email you once, when the first Dragon Ball price goes live.
The cards that carry each era
Five cards, two games. Each figure is a sourced observation with its date, not a Slabpricing price.
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1 · Son Goku · FP-001
The game’s ceiling. TCGIndex’s September 2026 aggregate lists the serialized tournament promo near $6,500, about 1.46 ozt at render. UNVERIFIED — needs comp check; award channel and print run unconfirmed, so both go unstated.
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2 · SSB Gogeta, Shining Blue Strongest Warrior · BT26-138
The classic game’s top card on CrispyCards’ undated list, above $5,000. UNVERIFIED — needs comp check.
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3 · SS3 Son Goku, Universe at Stake · BT20-095
The card that made the God Rare tier famous, listed above $4,000 (CrispyCards, undated). UNVERIFIED — needs comp check.
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4 · Son Goku · FB04-129
Fusion World’s benchmark booster pull. PriceCharting’s September 2026 comps read $155 raw and $837 in PSA 10, about one sale a week each, with the PSA 10 down $68 on the month.
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5 · Gogeta: GT · FB09-123
The newest set’s top pull, near $2,103 in TCGIndex’s September 2026 aggregate. Weeks old and thinly traded. UNVERIFIED — needs comp check.
No Dragon Ball prices yet. On purpose.
We publish a number when we can print its sample size next to it, and the review queue is still earning Pokémon’s numbers, with One Piece next and Dragon Ball third, both games at once. When the first priced Dragon Ball row goes live, you get one email — no digest, no drip.
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Prices are estimates from past sales, not appraisals or investment advice. Past sales do not predict future prices.