UniVersus card values
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Rank 1951
D'Vorah*Mortal Kombat X · #10
$1.68TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1952
Armored Titan's CrashAttack on Titan: Apocalypse · #44
$1.67TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1953
Sins of the PastAttack on Titan: Battle for Humanity · #145
$1.67TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1954
City-Wide CrisisUniVersus: My Hero Academia Promo Cards · #MHA-PU04 P 11
$1.67TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1955
Get In, Get OutAttack on Titan: Battle for Humanity · #51
$1.66TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1956
Stopping For BreakfastUniVersus: My Hero Academia: Undaunted Raid · #120
$1.66TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1957
Mikasa's Flying Knee StrikeAttack On Titan: Origins of Power · #126
$1.66TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1958
#10 Pro HeroUniVersus: My Hero Academia: Jet Burn · #87
$1.66TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1959
Seasoned BrawlerUniVersus: My Hero Academia: Undaunted Raid · #36
$1.65TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1960
I-NOGUILTY GEAR -STRIVE- · #GGS01 88
$1.65TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1961
MirkoUniVersus: My Hero Academia Promo Cards · #MHA06-PU06 1
$1.65TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1962
ProtomanMega Man: Collector's Tins · #21
$1.65TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1963
No-Mercy PercyCritical Role: Heroes of Exandria · #199
$1.65TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1964
Shock TreatmentUniVersus: My Hero Academia · #17
$1.64TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1965
All For One, Demon LordChallenger Series: My Hero Academia - Final Battle · #MHA09-CS2 1
$1.64TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1966
Sung Jinwoo, E Rank HunterChallenger Series: Solo Leveling · #SL01 1
$1.64TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1967
One For All Full Cowling 45% Impact Detroit SmashChallenger Series: My Hero Academia - Dark Hero Arc · #MHA08 7
$1.64TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1968
Combined FirepowerChallenger Series: Godzilla · #CHA03-KRM 4
$1.64TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1969
Nott's FlaskChallenger Series: Vox Machina and Mighty Nein · #CR-MN 4
$1.63TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1970
Off Duty OfficerStreet Fighter CCG · #50
$1.63TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1971
Krista LenzAttack on Titan: Battle for Humanity · #13
$1.62TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1972
Shrapnel Cloud ReleaseUniVersus: My Hero Academia: Crimson Rampage · #48
$1.62TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1973
Unexpected OutcomesAttack on Titan: Battle for Humanity · #293
$1.61TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1974
Xilien AgentGodzilla: Reign of Kaiju · #GDZ01 186
$1.61TCGplayer market · USD
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Rank 1975
Create: Bo StaffUniVersus: My Hero Academia · #111
~$1.60FoilFox estimate · USD
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