Red-Eyes Black Dragon (8th Art) (Quarter Century Secret Rare) YU-GI-OH

Red-Eyes Black Dragon #RA04-EN109 was printed 6 ways and each one sells separately: 8th Art, Quarter Century Secret Rare $26.88; 7th Art, Quarter Century Secret Rare $21.59; 4th Art, Quarter Century Secret Rare $15.65; 8th Art, Platinum Secret Rare $4.47; 7th Art, Platinum Secret Rare $4.23; 4th Art, Platinum Secret Rare $1.80 (TCGplayer market, 2026-10-29). Check the set, the rarity mark and any parallel foil, manga art or edition stamp on your copy to know which price is yours; TickerMint prices every printing on its own page.

Shops and show vendors commonly offer about 70% of market in cash and 80% in store credit. At today's $26.88 market price that is roughly $19 cash or $22 trade for a near-mint copy. Selling it yourself on TCGplayer or eBay nets more after fees; see the seller-net answer below.

Red-Eyes Black Dragon (8th Art) (Quarter Century Secret Rare) [1st Edition] has a TCGplayer market price of $26.88 as of 2026-10-29.

Red-Eyes Black Dragon (8th Art) (Quarter Century Secret Rare) #RA04-EN109 is holding steady: $26.88 today, flat over 30 days and 3% below its high of $27.60 (2026-09-19), the highest since we began tracking (2026-09-16), and near its low of $26.85 (2026-09-16). TCGplayer market price as of 2026-10-29, tracked daily since 2026-09-16. Other windows: down 0.5% over 7 days.

TickerMint began tracking Yu-Gi-Oh prices on 2026-09-16, after Red-Eyes Black Dragon (8th Art) (Quarter Century Secret Rare) 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 Red-Eyes Black Dragon (8th Art) (Quarter Century Secret Rare) [1st Edition] (all conditions) peaked at $27.60 (2026-09-19) and bottomed at $26.85 (2026-09-16).

Grading Red-Eyes Black Dragon #RA04-EN109 pays only if you expect a 10: PSA 10 copies are listed from $291.33 on eBay (eBay asks checked Sep 25, 2026) vs $26.88 raw (TCGplayer market), and after a $25 grading fee, $10 shipping and 13% selling fees you'd need about 1 in 7 copies to grade a 10 to break even (a 16% chance). That assumes a 9 or lower sells like a raw copy. "Listed from" is the lowest current PSA 10 asking price on eBay, not a sale, and asks can sit above what copies actually sell for. Whether your copy grades a 10 depends on its centering, corners, edges and surface.