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Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition

2011-07-0151 cards tracked
Set Value
$121+1.01% 7d84% concentrated
7d Changei
+1.01%
30d Changei
+4.31%
90d Changei
+13.30%
7d Contributioni
$1.22
30d Contributioni
$5.23
90d Contributioni
$16.12
Value History90 days
$121
All Cards51
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About Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition

Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition is a Yu-Gi-Oh set released on 2011-07-01, currently valued at $121 in total market value. This set contains 51 tracked cards.

The most valuable card in Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition is Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition - Collector Set at $64.97, followed by Royal Oppression ($16.55) and Trap Stun ($6.90). Together, the top 3 cards represent 73% of the set's total value.

Over the past week, Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition has gained 1.0% in value, with a +4.3% change over 30 days and +13.3% over 90 days.

Market data updated daily. Prices reflect Near Mint condition from major marketplaces. Track Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition value history, top cards, and market trends on TCGIndex.

Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition set FAQ

How much is the Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition set worth?
The full Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition set in Yu-Gi-Oh is worth around $121.19 on the secondary market, based on the combined live value of its cards. TCGIndex updates this every day.
What is the most valuable card in Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition?
The most valuable Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition card is Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition - Collector Set, trading around $64.97. The full ranking of Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition cards by price is on this page.
Is the Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition set going up or down in value?
The Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition set is up +4.3% over 30 days, up +1.0% over 7 days. You can see the full value history charted on this page.
Is Gold Series 4: Pyramids Edition a good set to invest in?
TCGIndex doesn't give financial advice, but here's the data worth knowing: the set sits around $121.19, up +4.3% over the last 30 days. Set-level value moves with reprints, rotation and chase cards, so look at the trend and your own timeframe before you buy in.