Dragon Ball Super CCG has a fixed card supply. No new print runs means collector spikes hit fast and hold longer. SPR Signatures, Secret Rares, and common SPRs of the same character can be separated by hundreds of dollars. Hoard keeps each treatment priced separately so the right copy gets the right price.
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Dragon Ball Super CCG ended print production in 2022. Every copy that exists already exists. When a character has a tournament moment, a YouTube spotlight, or an anniversary wave, the price moves fast and does not come back down on its own.
Hoard's automated repricing agent keeps checking the catalog so those spikes reach your listings before the next buyer finds the old price.
Meteoric Energy SSB Vegito exists as a regular copy, a Special Rare, and a Special Rare Signature. The Signature can be forty times the price of the base card. Hoard lets your rules separate each treatment so premium inventory does not get pulled down by the cheapest printing of the same character.
That same spread applies across every major character in the set. Watch the biggest movers when a character has a tournament moment.
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Dragon Ball Super sellers can carry SPR Signatures, Secret Rares, Premium Edition cards, sealed, and base singles from a closed catalog. Hoard keeps those treatments priced together without flattening chase inventory into bulk.
Numbers are illustrative examples for this product line. Actual results depend on inventory, rules, market data, and sync cadence.
Sellers with Dragon Ball Super CCG inventory are sitting on a closed catalog. Supply does not grow, demand does not disappear, and collector spikes can move prices in an afternoon. Hoard gives each treatment its own rule so the Signature copy does not drift while you are filling orders. Pick a flat-rate plan to run those rules on a closed catalog.
Newest sets: Judge Promotion Cards, Tournament Promotion Cards, Impact Beyond Dimensions Release Event.
Pick your Dragon Ball Super CCG strategy. Hoard keeps Signatures and chase cards in their own lane.
The classic Dragon Ball Super CCG (Masters) line stopped print production in 2022, so its card supply is fixed. A collector spike does not get diluted by a new print run, and prices that move rarely come back down on their own. Fusion World continues as its own product line with active sets, and Hoard tracks the two separately.
SPR Signature, Special Rare, and base copies of the same character can be priced hundreds of dollars apart. A rule that treats them as one card either overprices the base copy or leaves the Signature underpriced. The automated repricing agent keeps each treatment on its own rule. See what a dedicated card repricer should support before trusting one with distinctions like these.
Because supply is fixed, a faster sync is worth more here than on a game with an active print run — a spike has nowhere to get absorbed by new stock. See catch a price spike before it corrects for how to think about the cadence.