Descending Lost Star YU-GI-OH

Descending Lost Star [Unlimited] has a TCGplayer market price of $0.19 as of 2026-11-02. 1st Edition copies are $0.17.

Descending Lost Star #CRMS-EN065 is trending up: $0.19 today, up 12% in 30 days and at its highest since we began tracking (2026-09-16), set 2026-10-25, and 1.7x its low of $0.11 (2026-09-16). TCGplayer market price as of 2026-11-02, tracked daily since 2026-09-16. Other windows: up 0.0% over 7 days. A 30-day rise this size usually follows a supply squeeze or a new format result; check the eBay book depth before buying in.

TickerMint began tracking Yu-Gi-Oh prices on 2026-09-16, after Descending Lost Star came out, so these are the highest and lowest prices since we began tracking (2026-09-16), not all-time records. In TickerMint's daily data (since September 2026), the TCGplayer market price for Descending Lost Star [Unlimited] (all conditions) peaked at $0.19 (2026-10-25) and bottomed at $0.11 (2026-09-16).

A PSA 10 Descending Lost Star #CRMS-EN065 sells for about $44.23, based on PriceCharting's sold listings as of Nov 2, 2026. Other 10s: BGS 10 $58.00, CGC 10 $18.00, SGC 10 $27.00. A grade 9 (any grader) sells for about $7.00. An ungraded copy sells for about $0.56, so a PSA 10 sells for 79x the ungraded price. Prices from PriceCharting (pricecharting.com).

Grading Descending Lost Star #CRMS-EN065 pays only if you expect a 10: PSA 10 copies sell for about $44.23 and grade 8 copies for $6.23 (PriceCharting sold listings, Nov 2, 2026) vs $0.19 raw (TCGplayer market), and after a $25 grading fee, $10 shipping and 13% selling fees you'd need about 1 in 1 copies to grade a 10 to break even (a 90% chance). That assumes a copy that misses the 10 sells as a grade 8. Whether your copy grades a 10 depends on its centering, corners, edges and surface. Prices from PriceCharting (pricecharting.com).