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The most expensive Kayou Naruto cards by asking price, October 2026
The 25 Kayou Naruto cards with the highest eBay asking prices as our index stood on October 27, 2026: the serial-numbered ASP and SE cards from the Tier 4 boxes, what each rarity code means, and the one headline figure we will not stand behind.
Quick answer
As our eBay index stood on October 27, 2026, the highest Kayou Naruto asking price on a card we can stand behind was $1,395.87 for Gaara NRZ08-ASP-007, a Tier 4 Wave 8 ASP card, on three listings. Sasuke Uchiha NRZ08-ASP-002 shows $11,254.45, but its four listings mix copies numbered to 99 with copies numbered to 9, so that figure is not a price for either version. Below them sit the serial-numbered SE cards of Tier 4 Waves 4, 5 and 8, led by Itachi Uchiha NR-SE-010 at $650.00. Of the 25 cards in our list, 21 come from Tier 4 boxes. These are asking prices from active listings, not sale prices, and only cards with three or more listings are ranked.
Kayou Naruto cards are collectibles with no tournament play, so what a card is listed for comes down to its rarity, its serial number and its character. This guide ranks the Kayou cards with the highest asking prices in our eBay price index as it stood on October 27, 2026, the date of its latest scan. Of the 2,679 cards in our Kayou database, 1,077 had a current asking price and 748 had three or more listings. Only those 748 are ranked here, the same rule the site's price lists use.
Every figure is the median of a card's five cheapest active listings, graded and ungraded together. It is not a sale price, and we state the listing count for every row so you can see how much sits behind it.
The 25 highest asking prices
Codes are shown as printed on the card. Our archive stores the older codes without the NR- prefix (SE-010 rather than NR-SE-010); the card code guide explains why.
Twenty-one of the 25 come from Tier 4 boxes, twelve of them from Tier 4 Wave 8 alone. The live, sortable version is our ranked Kayou asking-price list, and it moves as cards are re-checked about weekly.
The figure we flag: Sasuke NRZ08-ASP-002
The top row is not a price. Its four listings run from $2,299.00 to $30,000.00, and they are two different print runs: two copies with serials out of 99, and two titled "L5" with serials out of 9, one of them marked with the ◇ glyph. Kayou's Chapter Jin Series 3 page lists the ◇ version of ASP as a separate tier, Parallel Amber Special, but our scan cannot tell ◇ASP from ASP in a seller's title, so our archive's two entries for the card (◇ASP and ASP) show the same pooled figure. The same applies to the two Gaara ASP-007 entries. Read $11,254.45 as the middle of a mixed pool, not as what either version is listed for.
What the rarities in the list mean
The names below follow our rarity guide: Kayou's own gloss where its US product pages give one, the collector-guide name otherwise. Kayou's pages describe its English products, not the Chinese tier boxes these cards come from.
| Code | Kayou's US pages | Collector-guide name | Scarcity note in our data |
|---|---|---|---|
| ASP | Amber Special (Chapter Jin Series 3) | ASP | Serial-numbered /99 |
| SE | Scenario-E (Heaven Scroll Series 1, Chapter Jin Series 2 and 3) | Special Edition | 777 or fewer copies per card |
| BP | Brush Rare (same three pages) | Battle Print | Very rare Tier 4 chase |
| AR | Amber Rare (Earth Scroll Series 2) | Amber Rare | High chase tier |
| NR | not in the legends we read | Noble Rare | Tier 3 box chase |
| SP | Special (Ninja Age) | Special | High-end pull in Tier 3+ |
The scarcity notes are community-observed, compiled from collector guides in July 2026, and the seller titles behind these rows do not all agree with them. The Tier 4 Wave 4 SE titles that print a run say /777, Tier 4 Wave 8 SE titles /220, Tier 4 Wave 5 Itachi /699 and the Wave 5 Tsunade and Sakura /999. Hobby Card Index also gives the Wave 5 Itachi SE as a 699-copy card and calls the serial-numbered SE cards "where you see the big numbers". The Tier 4 Wave 8 BP titles print /999 and the AR titles /777. Those are what sellers type, not a Kayou print-run statement.
Rows resting on three listings
Three listings is our floor, and six rows sit on it: Gaara ASP-007, the Wave 5 Itachi and Tsunade SE cards, both Wave 8 SE cards and Jiraiya AR-003. Two more details matter. One of Tsunade NR-SE-011's three listings is a two-card lot with Sakura NR-SE-012; it is the highest of the three, so it does not set the figure, but it is not a single card. All six listings behind Madara NR-NR-017 are graded copies, so its $300.99 is a graded-copy ask.
How to use this list
Open the card's price page before you trust any row: it shows the listings behind the figure. Check the printed code against the card code guide, and check a serial-numbered card with are Kayou Naruto cards real? before paying for one. For the priciest card in every box, see our box-by-box read, browse the box lists, or start at the Kayou hub.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the most expensive Kayou Naruto card?
- In our eBay index on October 27, 2026 the top row is Sasuke Uchiha NRZ08-ASP-002 from Tier 4 Wave 8 at an asking price of $11,254.45, but that figure rests on four listings that mix two print runs, from $2,299.00 to $30,000.00, so we do not treat it as a price. The highest figure we would quote is Gaara NRZ08-ASP-007 at $1,395.87 on three listings. Neither is a sale price.
- What does ASP mean on a Kayou Naruto card?
- Kayou's US page for Chapter Jin Series 3 lists ASP as Amber Special, and the diamond-marked version as Parallel Amber Special. Our archive's collector-guide note records ASP as a serial-numbered parallel numbered to 99, and the seller titles behind our Tier 4 Wave 8 ASP rows print serials out of 99, plus copies out of 9 for the Sasuke card.
- How much do Kayou Naruto SE cards cost?
- It depends on the wave. In our index on October 27, 2026, Itachi Uchiha NR-SE-010 from Tier 4 Wave 5 was listed at $650.00 and the Tier 4 Wave 8 Sasuke and Naruto SE cards at $623.99 and $608.90, each on three listings. In Tier 4 Wave 4 the SE cards run from Naruto Uzumaki NR-SE-003 at $200.10 on seven listings to Sakura Haruno NR-SE-005 at $299.90 on ten. These are asking prices, not sales.
- Are these Kayou prices what cards sold for?
- No. Each figure is the median of the five cheapest active eBay listings for that card, graded and ungraded together, at the time of our scan. It is what sellers are asking. We do not publish sold prices for Kayou, and a card listed at a price has not necessarily sold at it.
- Can you play Kayou Naruto cards in tournaments?
- No. Kayou Naruto cards are collectibles with no tournament play. Their prices follow rarity, serial numbering, character and condition, not deck use.
Sources
Every factual claim above traces to one of these. Where a detail is not in them, this page says so rather than filling the gap.
- KAYOU official (US): Chapter Jin Series 3 page (rarity legend: ASP as Amber Special, the diamond-marked parallel as Parallel Amber Special, HR as Holo Rare)
- KAYOU official (US): Heaven Scroll Series 1 page (rarity legend: SE as Scenario-E, BP as Brush Rare)
- KAYOU official (US): Earth Scroll Series 2 page (rarity legend: AR as Amber Rare, CR as Creative Rare)
- KAYOU official (US): Ninja Age Premium Collector Box page (rarity legend)
- Hobby Card Index, Naruto cards hub (last updated May 20, 2026: Kayou tier price bands and the 699-copy Tier 4 Wave 5 Itachi SE)
- Capsule Corp Gear, Naruto Kayou card list (the source of most card entries in our archive)
- Our Kayou asking-price index (the figures in this guide, read October 30, 2026 from scans of October 26 and 27)
- Our Kayou rarity guide (which rarity names are Kayou's and which are collector-guide)
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