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Eternity Code — Yu-Gi-Oh! set
ETERNITY-COD · 2020
Yu-Gi-Oh! · ExpansionLast valued: 9h ago

Eternity Code

Yu-Gi-Oh!, 2020
106 cardsMay 202034% gaining
Eternity Code declined 11.7% over 90 days. 33 cards have softened, potentially creating entry points for collectors.
Set Market Brief
$503.57
Card set value
7D
30D
Sealed set value2 products, cases included
$72.78
Total set value
$576.35
Priced cards106 / 106
Gaining36
Losing33
Last valued: Oct 31
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Worth Opening? · Eternity Code

2 sealed products tracked

Eternity Code Booster Box [1st Edition]

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Expected singles / box

$114.66

Box price

$67.58

Value ratio

1.70×

vs 30d ago

▲ better

$114.66 of expected singles value vs $67.58 box price — better to open than 30 days ago. Expected pulls are worth 1.70× the box price on average (was 1.38×).

Expected singles value is a model estimate from set-wide Inkwell Fair Values and typical pull rates — actual boxes vary. Not a guarantee.

ProductPriceExpected valueRatiovs 30d
Eternity Code Booster Pack [1st Edition]$5.20$4.780.92×≈

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Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in Eternity Code?
Eternity Code contains 106 unique cards.
What is the total value of Eternity Code?
The card set value of Eternity Code is $503.57 across 106 priced cards (NM). Its 2 priced sealed products add a sealed set value of $72.78, for a total set value of $576.35.
When was Eternity Code released?
Eternity Code was released in May 2020 as part of the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game.
What is the most expensive card in Eternity Code?
The most expensive card in Eternity Code is Effect Veiler (Starlight Rare) at $119.48 (NM condition).
Is Eternity Code Booster Box [1st Edition] worth opening?
Eternity Code Booster Box [1st Edition] is currently worth opening on expected value: $114.66 of expected singles per box vs a $67.58 price (1.70×). It is better to open than 30 days ago. Expected value is a model estimate from set-wide Inkwell Fair Values and typical pull rates.
What game is Eternity Code from?
Eternity Code is a set from Yu-Gi-Oh!. You can browse all Yu-Gi-Oh! sets at the set index page.

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