Dragon Ball Z SEALED FLURO Tazo Dizk # 31/40 Super Saiyan Goku CGA PRISTINE 10

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Dragon Ball Z SEALED FLURO Tazo Dizk # 31/40 Super Saiyan Goku CGA PRISTINE 10 :
$815864.19

You are buying a 2000 FACTORY SEALED DBZ Dragonball Z Tazo Series 1 FLURO # 31/40 Super Saiyan Goku Graded 10/10 by Card Grading Australia (CGA)

Graded by the only Company in the world that grades Australian Tazos - Card Grading Australia.

In the Realm of Collectables, Condition Really is everything. As a Collector, You would know that. and so It's only logical to get your prized possessions evaluated by a third party that has no bias to determine the condition of your Item for personal Preference plus also Added Resell Value in case of Above average condition.

There's a reason why 1 "Holy Grail" of Pokemon 1st Edition Base Set Charizard Sells for $3500 USD and another exact same card sells for $311,800 USD

and that reason? 1 is GRADED by PSA a 1/10 Condition and the other is GRADED by the same company PSA as a Gem Mint 10/10.

But what about the Price of a Raw Charizard Pokemon Card you might ask? well that all depends.. on Condition that is.

Grading Tazos is in it's infancy but will naturally become more and more popular as collectors will want to have their prized Tazos Evaluated by a third party and given a Grade on condition.

Years from now it will be the norm for higher valued Tazos, Just as grading Trading Cards are now the norm.

Unfortunately the majority of people have never graded a tazo before, and me personally only just started Grading my prized tazos in April of 2021 that I shared on my YouTube Channel to the Community. It's something that is relatively new and not something people have been doing for long at all.

These Tazos being almost 22 years old and mainly being opened and played with and generally not well looked after means the likely of getting for example a 40/40 complete common set of factory sealed faceup Series 1 DBZ Tazos in a CGA 10, pretty rare indeed. and so their may well never be a CGA Graded 10/10 Full Complete 40/40 set.

PSA and BGS (2 Well known reputable Grading Companies in the United States of America) will not grade Australian Tazos. I have already contacted them earlier this year.

Thankfully after hearing about an Australian Grading Company called Card Grading Australia(CGA) that's been around since 2012, I contacted them enquiring if they grade Australian DBZ Tazos and they informed me they do infact grade Tazos.

The rest is History. I sent off my first batch of my Prized possession Tazos to be probably the first graded DBZ tazos.. Maybe even first ever graded Tazos in general and informed the DBZ Community of this amazing thing that have no doubt in my mind will become the norm for all high valued tazos.

Alot of people were surprised, Lots were happy, Some were upset/outraged and others didn't care.

At the end of the day, It's up to the individual collector on what they would like to buy as with everything. Raw? Graded? - Grade your collection? Keep it Raw?

2nd Photo shows the condition of basically all the remaining sealed DBZ tazos I own and I come across when purchasing, which In my opinion is pretty trash. Except that Super Saiyan Goku of course. He's Minty Fresh but I didn't have to tell you that, You could probably see the condition yourself

Thanks for Reading my Novel, I hope you also appreciate this amazing 22 year old Pristine 10 DBZ Tazo, That is likely a Pop 1. (Pending the release of CGA's Population Report that is.)