This is a bulk sale of Dragon Ball Carddass. I believe these items are rarely seen on the market.
- Complete 1988 version of Dragon Ball Carddass, holographic.
- Complete 1986 version of Dragon Ball Carddass, "Banpen" holographic.
* Particularly, No.1 Son Goku has significant misalignment, making it a very rare error card.
- [Superb Condition] Dragon Ball Z Theatrical Edition: "Super Warrior Defeat!! I Will Win" Hong Kong visitor distribution bonus card.
- [Superb Condition] Hong Kong limited Dragon Ball Super Broly x Gyukakasu Carddass special card, limited to 1500 pieces.
- Dragon Ball Carddass Ultimate Expo '95.
- Dragon Ball Carddass special set No.82.
- Dragon Ball Carddass No.0 Son Goku and friends.
- Dragon Ball Carddass Ultimate Expo No.153, No.154.
- Dragon Ball special card.
- Dragon Ball Carddass Amada 0 ⑥ Shenron.
- Dragon Ball GT Carddass No.93 Son Goku.
- Dragon Ball Carddass No.03, No.4 Son Goku.
- Dragon Ball GT Carddass Super Battle No.01, No.02.
- Weekly Shonen Jump 25th Anniversary special Carddass.
- [Damaged] Dragon Ball Carddass Mechanko Project No.VI.
- Dragon Ball Z Carddass special edition 1997 version No.81 with all characters gathered.
- Visual Adventure Banpen No.2 Dragon Boy.
- Dragon Ball Carddass No.500.
- Dragon Ball Carddass No.777.
These items include a large number of unopened cards and misprint error cards. Some have slight damage or dirt, but overall the condition is good.
Would it be a nice addition to your collection?
Please check the photos for the condition.
Returns are not accepted after purchase. Thank you for your understanding.
This bulk sale of Dragon Ball Carddass, originating from the iconic franchise that began airing in 1986, features rare items that significant collectors will find appealing, particularly for their inclusion of misprint error cards like the No.1 Son Goku with its notable misalignment. The complete sets from 1986 and 1988, in superb condition, highlight the craftsmanship of the era and the enduring popularity of Dragon Ball Z within Japan's collectible market. Error cards and limited editions, especially those tied to exclusive events such as the Ultimate Expo, command premium prices due to their scarcity and appeal, making this collection a noteworthy opportunity for devoted enthusiasts. Given the likely demand, the set's current pricing reflects typical market behavior in Japan, where such foundational collectibles are revered and rigorously pursued.
