To put that into perspective, there have been five more perfect games than 400-base campaigns
In our studio, we have witnessed firsthand how card grading, scarcity, and historical context drive market prices for collectors in the USA, Canada, Europe, Australia, and the UK
2002 First Edition Red-Eyes Blue Dragon: $10,600 Game of Thrones might have made dragons cool again, but Yu-Gi-Oh!'s been making them powerful and frightening since the early 2000s
Leading the set is a Charizard 4/102 Holo graded CGC 9, with 8.5 centering, 9 surface, 9.5 corners and 9 edges (lot 1978)
They're occasionally found in standard Base Set booster boxes - so if you have one you'll have to weigh up whether to gamble on the chance discovery of one of the black triangle booster packs, or whether it's best to leave the box unopened for its pristine value