GMX CARDS BY PRICE
The most expensive GMX card right now is GMX - COMPREX (Starlight Rare) (Blazing Dominion) at $7, ahead of GMX - COMPREX ($0) and GMX - VELOX ($0). TCGplayer market price for raw near-mint copies, refreshed daily.
EVERY GMX CARD · BY MARKET PRICE
| # | CARD | MARKET |
|---|---|---|
| 1 |  GMX - COMPREX (Starlight Rare) | $6.63 |
| 2 |  GMX - COMPREX | $0.40 |
| 3 |  GMX - VELOX | $0.28 |
| 4 |  GMX - ALLOS | $0.19 |
| 5 |  GMX - ALLOS | $0.12 |
Every English printing of GMX in the catalog with a price, valued at its priciest usable printing.Grouped by the character name at the front of each product title. All Yu-Gi-Oh! characters →
FAQ
What is the most expensive GMX card?
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As of 2026-09-17, the most expensive GMX card by TCGplayer market price is GMX - COMPREX (Starlight Rare) (Blazing Dominion) at $7. Next: 2. GMX - COMPREX (Blazing Dominion) $0, 3. GMX - VELOX (Burst Protocol) $0, 4. GMX - ALLOS (Magnificent Monsters) $0, 5. GMX - ALLOS (Burst Protocol) $0. Raw near-mint prices; graded copies trade higher.
How many GMX cards are there?
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TickerMint tracks 5 priced English GMX cards (every printing counted once at its priciest version), worth $8 combined today. The cheapest GMX card worth at least a dollar is GMX - COMPREX (Starlight Rare) (Blazing Dominion) at $6.63.
Are GMX cards going up in value?
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Each card page shows the 7, 30, 90 and 365 day moves for that printing. The GMX list here is today's snapshot; open the top card for its history and whether it is near an all-time high.