The new Yu-Gi-Oh set, Magnificent Monsters, brings with it the new Grand Master Rare serialized cards, and as a result, the sale prices for the iconic TCG have never been higher. It's proving incredibly hard to track, however, with most of the biggest sales taking place either privately or via eBay, which isn't always the most reliable source for tracking TCG sales.
So, we're going to track the most valuable Magnificent Monsters cards right now according to the minimum value on Card Market, where the price we use is the cheapest a card is available for. With the set being so new and volatile, it's hard to find any completed sales, so this is the best chance at finding fair value early on.
First up is Synchro Emergency, a trap card that lets you special summon a card from your hand if your opponent controls a monster and you do not, but you must negate the effects of the monster you summon.
Card values are taken at the time of writing, meaning sales could impact the value by the time you are reading this.
Then, if your opponent controls a monster special summoned from the Extra Deck, you may special summon a monster from your deck, but until the end of your next turn, you cannot special summon any monsters other that synchro ones from your Extra Deck.
Finally, you can banish this card from your graveyard to Synchro Summon one Synchro Monster.
Next on this list is Stardust Dragon - Victim Sanctuary, a dragon/synchro/effect monster with 2,500 attack and 2,000 defense.
Whenever your opponent activates a card or effect in response to your card effect activation, you can tribute Stardust Dragon to negate your opponent's effect, and if you do, you also destroy the card.
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