Most expensive Naruto Mythos cards: eBay asking prices, and what is really behind them

Naruto Mythos TCG is published by CICABOOM, and its singles market is young and thin. This guide reads our Mythos price index as it stood on October 30, 2026, from eBay scans dated October 27, 2026, and then opens the listings behind the top rows, because the ranking on its own misleads.

How the figure is made

Each card's asking price is the median of its five cheapest active eBay US listings, each counted with shipping to the US. "From" is the cheapest single listing, shipping included. Neither is a sale price, and neither is a value: it is what sellers are asking. A card needs at least three listings to be ranked. The index covers Set 1, Konoha Shido: 173 of the 210 cards in our card database had an asking price, and 148 had three or more listings.

The top ten, as the index shows it

Eight of the ten are Commons or Uncommons, and five are Mission cards. The listings behind them show why.

What is in the listings

Shipping sets most of these figures. Kurenai Yuhi's three listings are one 2nd Edition full art at $2.81 plus $13.30 shipping and two 1st Edition foils from a single seller at $27.94 and $32.01, plus $33.52 and $34.92 shipping. The median of three is one of those foils, delivered. Call for Support, Assassination and Bring It Back all read exactly $34.87 for the same reason: seven of the nine listings on each carry shipping of $33.52 or more, and the median lands on a $1.12 card with $33.75 shipping. Ebisu, Elite Trainer ($34.87) lands on the same seller's $1.12 listing. Set a Trap's $39.11 is a $5.59 card with $33.52 shipping; six of its eight listings ship for $33.52 or more.

Some listings are another card. We match Mythos listings by card name, so a character with several cards collects all of them. Four of Akamaru, Man Beast Clone's seven listings come from one seller at $1.12 plus $33.75 each, and three of those are other Akamaru cards, one from Set 2. One of Ebisu's five listings is a Set 2 Ebisu card.

Treat the ten above as "cards some sellers have priced high", and open each card's price page, linked in the table, before you rely on it.

The rares whose listings are the card

These are the Secret and Mythos rarity rows where we checked that most of the listings are the right card:

Nine-Tailed Fox, Destruction is the strongest row in the index: 14 listings, and nine of the ten we store are the 134/130 Secret, in 1st and 2nd Edition. Its $29.99 median is a real copy. The $17.86 "from" figure is not: that listing is a different Nine-Tailed Fox card, #129, and the cheapest 134/130 copy we saw was $27.00 delivered. Jiraiya's $33.35 also lands on a genuine 132/130 listing, but only two of its five listings are that card, and its $8.92 "from" is another Jiraiya. All three of Kisame's correct listings are the 144/130 foil.

A trap in titles: sellers often call these Secret rares "Secret Rare Gold" or "Gold Foil". That describes the finish. It is not one of the limited gold cards below.

The gold cards and the Legendary cards

The official site has introduced two gold cards: Rock Lee, on February 9, 2026, and Sasuke, on April 13, 2026, which arrived with Set 1 2nd Edition. The official roadmap, as indexed by search, gives 2,000 English copies of Rock Lee and 1,500 of Sasuke; our Set 2 and Set 3 release article explains why we do not print the French runs. The news index also lists an "exclusive Gold Card for the champion" at the Orlando and Münster Regionals; the Regionals results name the Orlando champion.

None of the gold cards has an asking price in our index, and we found no published sale for any of them. Our database's one gold entry, Naruto Uzumaki, "I'll be the greatest Hokage!" (KS-000-GOLD), has no price either. Nor do the three Legendary cards, Naruto Uzumaki, Mythos: Sage of Six Paths (KS-150), Sasuke Uchiha, Mythos: Eternal Mangekyou (KS-151) and Madara Uchiha, Mythos: The Ghost of the Uchiha (KS-152). On the scarcest cards in the game, there is no eBay asking price we would put a number on. Anyone quoting one is quoting a single listing or a sale we cannot see.

Before you buy or sell

Check the date and the listing count on every figure, ours included. The full ranking, with thin rows hidden by default, is at /prices/mythos, and the most valuable Mythos cards page keeps the live top list. For tournament staples, the Mythos decks show which cards win: Jirobo, Slamming Palm (KS-122), in 14 of the 16 Paris Top 16 lists, was asked at $8.50 across 18 listings, alternate art copies included. Where to buy and sell Naruto cards covers the marketplaces, and NARUTO CARD GAME vs Naruto Mythos TCG explains how this game differs from Bandai's 2027 one.