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OP10 OTS Tournament Pack 10 card list and prices
OTS Tournament Pack 10 (OP10) is a Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading Card Game set released on Apr 19, 2019. This is its card list with today's prices: 26 cards and versions. The most valuable is Thunder Dragon Colossus (UTR) OP10-EN001 at about $32.53 ungraded, and the highest PSA 10 value is Galatea, the Orcust Automaton (UTR) OP10-EN003 at about $438. Prices updated September 23, 2026.
Sorted by ungraded price. Raw prices: TCGplayer market price. Graded values: PriceCharting. A dash means we do not show a graded value for that card. This is a guide, not financial advice.
Every printing of the top cards in OTS Tournament Pack 10
Thunder Dragon Colossus cardsGalatea, the Orcust Automaton cardsSky Striker Ace - Hayate cardsMy Body as a Shield cardsStardust Dragon/Assault Mode cardsJizukiru, the Star Destroying Kaiju cardsSuper Quantum Red Layer cardsBreaker the Magical Warrior cardsSalamangreat Sunlight Wolf cardsShiranui Sunsaga cardsHiita the Fire Charmer, Ablaze cardsAssault Beast cards
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OTS Tournament Pack 10 price questions
What is the most valuable card in OTS Tournament Pack 10?
Thunder Dragon Colossus (UTR) OP10-EN001 (Unlimited) at about $32.53 ungraded. The highest graded value is Galatea, the Orcust Automaton (UTR) at about $438 as a PSA 10.
How many cards are in the OTS Tournament Pack 10 card list?
We list 26 cards and versions from OTS Tournament Pack 10, each with its ungraded market price, and 26 of them with PSA 9 and PSA 10 values. Alternate arts, promos and event versions are listed as their own rows.
Which OTS Tournament Pack 10 cards are worth grading?
2 cards in this set make money even as a PSA 9 after PSA's fee for that value (from $59.99), $5 shipping and a 13% selling fee. Open a card to see its grading math.

























