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Number 106: Giant Hand YCSW-EN006 (Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Prize Cards) price and outlook

As of October 20, 2026, Number 106: Giant Hand YCSW-EN006 (Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Prize Cards, Near Mint) sells for about $567.24, up 12.4% in the last 30 days. Bull Run’s signal: Hold — rising, but at this activity level (17 price updates in 30 days) ordinary buy patterns have only matched the market; only stronger runs are called here.

Number 106: Giant Hand YCSW-EN006 card from Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Prize Cards
Card image ©Konami Digital Entertainment.
Number 106: Giant Hand
Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Prize Cards · #YCSW-EN006
Super Rare Limited 2010 Yu-Gi-Oh!

What is it worth?

A Near Mint copy is worth about $567.24.

Near Mint$567.24latest price
Lightly Played$504.84latest price
Moderately Played$360.54estimate from typical condition discounts
Heavily Played$252.08estimate from typical condition discounts
Damaged$212.72estimate from typical condition discounts
PSA 10$3,403Bull Run estimate
PSA 9$1,021Bull Run estimate

Is it going up or down?

Its Near Mint price has moved +12.4% over 30 days, +12.4% over 90 days. Over the last month it has been rising.

Near Mint price, last 90 days
July 12, 2026high $567.24 · low $504.84October 10, 2026

Near Mint price, last 90 days: from $504.84 on July 12, 2026 to $567.24 on October 10, 2026; low $504.84, high $567.24.

Near Mint price, last year
October 30, 2025high $567.24 · low $499.62October 10, 2026

Near Mint price, last year: from $499.62 on October 30, 2025 to $567.24 on October 10, 2026; low $499.62, high $567.24.

Price change
7 days+12.4%
30 days+12.4%
90 days+12.4%

Price updates in the last 30 days: 17. That is how often the tracked price changed, not how many copies sold.

Should I buy or sell?

Bull Run rates it Hold: rising, but at this activity level (17 price updates in 30 days) ordinary buy patterns have only matched the market; only stronger runs are called here. Its signal score is +7 on a scale from −100 (strong sell) to +100 (strong buy).

Signals are estimates based on past prices, not guarantees.

Is it worth grading?

If it came back a PSA 10, it would be worth about $3,403: $2,791 more than a raw Near Mint copy after about $45.00 of grading and shipping costs. A PSA 9 would be worth about $1,021, $408.79 more after costs. Most cards do not get a 10, so it may be worth grading only if your copy looks perfect. Graded values marked “Bull Run estimate” are the Near Mint price times a typical grade multiplier, not a real graded market price.

Bull Run is not affiliated with PSA, BGS, CGC or SGC.

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Updated October 20, 2026 · More Yu-Gi-Oh! Championship Series Prize Cards cards · How Bull Run works