Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World, Gold Series: Haunted Mine GLD5-EN028

Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World GLD5-EN028 Gold Series: Haunted Mine Gold Rare price

Gold Series: Haunted Mine · released Jun 12, 2012

Market price

$1.68

As of Oct 2, 2026. Recorded daily by CardFlip.

Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World ranks 11th of 14 priced cards in Gold Series: Haunted Mine, below the set's median price of $9.20.

Price history

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Is Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World worth selling?

Yes.

Market

$1.68

eBay Suggested

$3.15

You Keep

$1.68

A Near Mint copy of Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World is worth about $1.68 today. The eBay Suggested Price is $3.15; after eBay's fees and $0.75 postage you would keep about $1.68. The asking price carries the selling costs, so the sale returns the card's full value.

eBay Suggested Price by condition
Near Mint
$3.15
Lightly Played
$2.86
Moderately Played
$2.58
Heavily Played
$2.28

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About this card

Grapha, Dragon Lord of Dark World is card GLD5-EN028 in Gold Series: Haunted Mine, released Jun 12, 2012. This printing is listed as Gold Rare.

Set
Gold Series: Haunted Mine
Number
GLD5-EN028
Released
Jun 12, 2012
Rarity
Gold Rare
Printing
Gold Rare

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