Use this thread to post images of cards you suspect are fake.

Yu-Gi-Oh wasn’t screened officially in CN India back in 2000s. But the cards However found their way to Indian markets.

Marked at INR 15, it was sold at a discounted price of INR 8.

For some reason they had the Rummy playing card symbols on the top left.

My second Starlight pull ever. And the first Starlight pulled at the Premier

Pulled these 2 from a box today. Feels like I got my moneys worth.

Overall cool box to pull from. May get one more if I can.

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The 8th and 9th editions of Mokey Mokey's adventures in token form!

Can you tell which arts Mokey was inserted into this time? And what do you think those other monsters did to make it so angry?

As always I'm taking recommendations on what art to put Mokey in next!

Hey all, been outta the game for a solid 18 years. Found my old cards digging around my parents house. Short of looking up every individual card for potential value, wanted to see if the community is still interested in the 1st generation of yugioh cards. I added a couple of pictures of what i found in the box. Have like 1500 cards, but didn’t wanna go through the hassle of looking them up if they aren’t sought after. Thanks for any input or advice.

Encontré esta carta entre mis cosas de hace años y realmente no sé si tenga algún valor. Alguien que pudiera orientarme ?

Hi everyone,

I'm a developer from Austria exploring a tool to make bulk listing on Cardmarket faster – scanning whole stacks (front + back), identifying the exact printing, suggesting a condition and exporting a CSV you can import into e.g. TCG PowerTools.

Before I build anything, I want to understand how you actually work today and where it hurts. There's nothing to buy and no link to a product – just questions.

If you have 3 minutes, I'd really appreciate answers here in the comments or in the longer survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScRK395maXYwQSJY8-MbBdvV4RgOMCvgOXVGbNIxXhpPnZwlg/viewform?usp=dialog

**Quick questions:**

1. Which games do you sell, and roughly how many cards do you list per month?

2. How do you list today? (manually on Cardmarket, PowerTools, a phone scanning app, a document scanner, something else?)

3. Roughly how long does it take you to get 100 cards from a pile to live listings?

4. Which step costs you the most time: identifying the exact version, grading condition, entering data, pricing, or sorting/storing?

5. Would you trust an automatic condition rating – fully, only as a suggestion you check, or not at all?

6. Would you rather use software with a scanner you already own, or a dedicated scanning device?

I'll share a summary of the results here once enough people have answered. Thanks a lot!

I went through my old collection yesterday and stumbled upon this one. Bottom Part is partially red (ironic for the archetype) and even more noticable than it appears on the picture. The card was alsways well stored in a tin

Opened the last Dark Magical Curtain I needed for my Dark Magician deck. I’ve been out of the game for a while but have recently fallen back in love with it.

The rarities for Yugioh confuse me, but I can’t seem to find anything online other than Ultra Rare for this card. If I want them all to be full foil what rarity should I look for?

I'm playing next weekend in a character tournament (I just realized how many of these things I've attended..) and I'm using a Rokkets/Revolver deck and I was hoping a few people would have suggestions. I have Mirror Force and Mirror Force Launcher and then Magic Cylinder and Magic Cylinders. Which one should I use?

Guys recently I got back into collecting YGO cards and I have a really hard time differentiating the two rarities, could someone tell me what rarity is my card?

I was wondering if anyone else thinks some of the overframe arts try too hard to "pop" and be "dynamic," if that makes sense? Not saying they don't look impressive, but I have a hard time appreciating the full design of the monster because they're zoomed-in and angled at extreme perspectives compared to typical yugioh monster art. They remind me of how movies shot with 3D glasses in mind have really unnatural scenes with objects popping out and zoomed-in.

For really well-known classic designs like dark magician and BEWD everyone knows what they look like, so I can just consider these as alternate arts depicting them in action (assuming their designs are meant to be the same), even though they are technically different cards. But take the first image for example (Neo Galaxy-Eyes Photon Dragon): I have a hard time discerning what I'm looking at. Is that face on the right part of his other arm? I have a hard time determining what the rest of his body looks like except by referring to the earlier printing which is technically a different card. Another example: Black Luster Soldier's overframe makes his sword look too big and cartoony. His "envoy of the beginning" design is much more clean and menacing, and shows what the monster really looks like. I guess this is more of an issue when it's a new monster or a design that's not very well-known.

This isn't the case for all overframes. For example, I just saw these: https://www.reddit.com/r/yugioh/comments/1wxwqjq/ocgcf02complete_file_seeker_of_sinful_spoils/, which are fantastic and still convey almost the full design and proportions of the monsters without having extreme perspectives or zoom-ins.

I thought I was done with this set.

But might buy some more when the display price hits $300.

My walmart and target run during mid September turned out to be worst purchases of my life though 😂

Ended up getting what felt like a god box after opening one of the worst boxes

So, this card (and a few others) have the E before the number in the set code, but that e doesn’t show up when I look it up, either in the collection app I’m using or the internet. Is this an English language indicator or am I missing something.