Yu-Gi-Oh!

Legend of Blue Eyes (LOB) was the first expansion of the YuGiOh! Trading Card Game, and as you can imagine, is highly sought after in the present day. The big hitters like Blue Eyes White Dragon, or Dark Magician are now worth big money if you happen to have held onto them from 2002.

Have some YuGiOh cards you want to protect? You’d be a fool to collect rare cards without sleeving them! While any sleeve is better than no sleeve, choosing the incorrect size and type can lead to potential damage. YuGiOh cards are smaller than most trading cards, so choosing the right sleeve is key.

It’s hard to buy a YuGiOh tcg product when you don’t even know what’s included in it, or if it’s worth it. I purchased one for myself so you can see exactly what is inside.
Below are photos of the 2022 Pharaoh’s tin, everything inside, plus a full review so you can know exactly what you’re getting into.

Why does this happen and is there a way to prevent or fix it? Yes, it can be fixed! In this blog post, we’ll take a look at why Yu-Gi-Oh cards bend and offer some tips on how to protect them.

One of the irresistable draws to the hobby is finding that one big break. The possibility of purchasing someone’s long-lost childhood collection sits idly at the back of everyone’s mind. The chance of finding an original Blue Eyes at a garage sale is so small but so tempting. So where is the best place to find old cards?

There’s nothing worse than recovering your old Yu-Gi-Oh cards to discover that some or many are dirty. You may want to use the cards for play, or display them, but you’ll probably want to clean them up first. It can be done. The trick is to be patient, and follow this guide carefully.

Unfortunately, trading cards are often counterfeited, causing a sense of fear among collectors, as fakes are sometimes difficult to detect. The rip test is used to determine if a trading card is fake by exposing the inner layer of the cardstock and revealing a black layer if the card is authentic.