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Naruto cards
There is no Naruto trading card game behind this market; there are collectible cards, and nearly all of the money is Kayou’s. The Chinese maker’s rarity ladder climbs from R commons through UR, MR and BP to serialized SE cards in print runs of 199 to 999 copies, sold through boxes tiered 1 to 4 — a Tier 4 box holds SE-bearing packs only. English Kayou product reached North America in October 2025, and CGC now publishes a Naruto Kayou population report. Behind Kayou sit the 2000s Bandai game, where most singles trade under $10, and Panini’s licensed lines. We have catalogued 2,118 cards across 17 sets from all three makers and priced none of them. A number ships on this site with its sample size next to it or it does not ship, and Naruto is fourth in the review queue. Watch the game below and we email you once, when its first price goes live.
What collectors actually hunt
Four entries, one maker. Each figure is a sourced observation with its date, not a Slabpricing price.
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1 · Serialized SE cards
The top of the ladder. HobbyCardIndex’s 2026 hub puts SE cards at low hundreds to low thousands of dollars, moved by wave, serial count and character. No benchmark cell exists yet — building one is what our review queue is for.
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2 · Itachi
The best-documented single on our desk: 23 sales at a A$384 median as of 2026-08-29 (CottierTCG). CR is a tier-box exclusive in the Chinese system; it does not appear in current English product.
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3 · XR and QR serials
Print runs of 72 to 720 copies (HobbyCardIndex, 2026). The scarcest non-SE paper in the catalogue.
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4 · Tier 4 boxes
The product-level hunt: about 18 packs, SE cards only; out-of-print waves trade sealed. A box is a product, not a card, and prices under /products/naruto/ when that tree opens.
No Naruto prices yet. On purpose.
We publish a number when we can print its sample size next to it, and three games sit ahead of Naruto in the review queue. Serialized Kayou cards will test our variant separation harder than anything before them: a /99 and a /999 of the same art are different cards. When the first priced Naruto row goes live, you get one email — no digest, no drip.
Email alerts — open when the notification backend ships. Watching is stored on this device meanwhile; there are no accounts yet.
Prices are estimates from past sales, not appraisals or investment advice. Past sales do not predict future prices.