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Swords of Revealing Light YU-GI-OH
Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 (Gold Series 2008) is worth about $1.85 today, the TCGplayer market price for any condition as of 2026-11-01, up 3% over 30 days; PSA 10 copies sell for about $113.08 (PriceCharting sold listings).
Graded prices
sold listings,A PSA 10 sells for 39x the ungraded price.
| Grade | Sells for | vs ungraded |
|---|---|---|
| Ungraded | $2.88 | |
| Grade 7 | $4.28 | 1.5x |
| Grade 8 | $11.44 | 4.0x |
| Grade 9 | $14.36 | 5.0x |
| Grade 9.5 | $16.00 | 5.6x |
| PSA 10 | $113.08 | 39x |
| BGS 10 | $147.00 | 51x |
| CGC 10 | $45.00 | 16x |
| SGC 10 | $68.00 | 24x |
Prices from PriceCharting ↗ · Ungraded is a typical raw sale in any condition; grades 7 to 9.5 are any grading company.
price trend and the high since we began tracking: more ↓less ↑
Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 is holding steady: $1.85 today, flat over 30 days and 3% below its high of $1.91 (2026-09-16), the highest since we began tracking (2026-09-16), and near its low of $1.80 (2026-09-29). TCGplayer market price as of 2026-11-01, tracked daily since 2026-09-16. chart →
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WORTH GRADING?
Grading Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 pays only if you expect a 10: PSA 10 copies sell for about $113.08 and grade 8 copies for $11.44 (PriceCharting sold listings, Nov 1, 2026) vs $1.85 raw (TCGplayer market), and after a $25 grading fee, $10 shipping and 13% selling fees you'd need about 1 in 3 copies to grade a 10 to break even (a 31% chance). run your own numbers →
WHERE TO BUY AND SELL
Limited · eBay scanned Sep 25show the work →
| TCGplayer market | $1.85 | verify ↗ |
| TCGplayer lowest ask | $1.22 | |
| eBay delivered floor (scanned 37d ago) | $3.60 | the listing ↗ |
GAME DATA[ + ] SHOW[ × ] HIDE
- ATTRIBUTE
- SPELL
- CARD TYPE
- Normal Spell
- DESCRIPTION
- Flip all monsters your opponent controls face-up. This card remains on the field for 3 of your opponent's turns. While this card is face-up on the field, monsters your opponent controls cannot declare an attack.
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PRICE FAQ
What is Swords of Revealing Light (Gold Series 2008) worth today?
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Swords of Revealing Light [Limited] has a TCGplayer market price of $1.85 as of 2026-11-01.
Is Swords of Revealing Light going up or down in price?
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Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 is holding steady: $1.85 today, flat over 30 days and 3% below its high of $1.91 (2026-09-16), the highest since we began tracking (2026-09-16), and near its low of $1.80 (2026-09-29). TCGplayer market price as of 2026-11-01, tracked daily since 2026-09-16. Other windows: up 0.0% over 7 days.
What is the highest price for Swords of Revealing Light since TickerMint began tracking?
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TickerMint began tracking Yu-Gi-Oh prices on 2026-09-16, after Swords of Revealing Light 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 Swords of Revealing Light [Limited] (all conditions) peaked at $1.91 (2026-09-16) and bottomed at $1.80 (2026-09-29).
How much is a PSA 10 Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 worth?
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A PSA 10 Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 sells for about $113.08, based on PriceCharting's sold listings as of Nov 1, 2026. Other 10s: BGS 10 $147.00, CGC 10 $45.00, SGC 10 $68.00. A grade 9 (any grader) sells for about $14.36. An ungraded copy sells for about $2.88, so a PSA 10 sells for 39x the ungraded price. Prices from PriceCharting (pricecharting.com).
Is Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 worth grading?
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Grading Swords of Revealing Light #GLD1-EN030 pays only if you expect a 10: PSA 10 copies sell for about $113.08 and grade 8 copies for $11.44 (PriceCharting sold listings, Nov 1, 2026) vs $1.85 raw (TCGplayer market), and after a $25 grading fee, $10 shipping and 13% selling fees you'd need about 1 in 3 copies to grade a 10 to break even (a 31% 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).
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