Does TCGyard tell rarities apart?

Yes — every rarity printing of a card is its own entry, so a Secret Rare never gets counted as the common version.

Are early sets like LOB covered?

Yes. The catalog starts at Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon (1999-era) and runs to the latest releases.

Yes — reference price estimates built from market data, per printing, rolled up into your collection's total value.

Scan your Yu-Gi-Oh! cards and track values across rarities — because a common and an Ultimate Rare are not the same card.

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Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon, Metal Raiders and Pharaoh's Servant through the newest core sets.

2002

The set that launched the English game

2002

Classic-era staples and chase Ultras

2002

Rounding out the golden early trilogy

2004

Home of Chaos Emperor Dragon

2023

Modern reprints in every premium rarity

The chase cards Yu-Gi-Oh! collectors hunt — scanned and tracked like any other.

Blue-Eyes White DragonLOB-001The face of the game since 1999

Dark MagicianLOB-005Yugi's signature monster

Exodia the Forbidden OneLOBThe original win condition, all five pieces

Red-Eyes Black DragonLOB-070Joey's classic — potential made card

Dark Magician GirlMagician's ForceA perennial fan favorite

Does TCGyard tell rarities apart?: Yes — every rarity printing of a card is its own entry, so a Secret Rare never gets counted as the common version.
Are early sets like LOB covered?: Yes. The catalog starts at Legend of Blue Eyes White Dragon (1999-era) and runs to the latest releases.
Does it track Yu-Gi-Oh! card prices?: Yes — reference price estimates built from market data, per printing, rolled up into your collection's total value.

More games in the yard

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