Sorry I forgot to specify, was looking to buy a first edition one.
Reprints have absolutely destroyed any value LOB Unlimited could have outside of sealed product.
I was watching a video from Vintage MtG and he had a guest on which hit on this quite well. If you reprint old cards and saturate the market you might not harm the 1st Edition print but they do lose their prestige and luster within a hobby.
Right now you can go to Targets and Walmarts and buy the boxes (Legendary Collection) which all contain 1 pack of the reprint LOB and the cards are 1:1 the same aside from print quality like card stock, foil, etc.
While it was never guaranteed to be valuable the 2010 reprint, the 2014 reprint and now with the European release of Legendary Collection box set, a 2018 release killed any chance these cards had of going up.
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what kind of price are these boxes worth? would love to pick one up
Has legendary collection been reprinted? I was aware of the 2010 and 14 printing? Regardless unlimited value is lost even though there is differences between the original prints. Picked up dark hole and polymerization mint original prints for next to nothing.
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Konami routinely prints old product that’s popular. Not core sets but reprint sets, special editions and structure decks.
They either printed an insane amount or just keep printing it in the states seeing as you can still buy it from the big retailers.
If you buy the singles online from stores like trollandtoad, coolstuffinc, etc. you won’t know what print you’re buying, stick to ebay.
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Does this include 1st editions? My rule of thumb is to avoid unlimited edition of core sets like the plague and to only collect old reprint sets/special editions.
They’re reprinted as Unlimited.
Okay, so they’re not reprinting 1st editions in a way that 1st edition might as well be considered unlimited edition 
though I’m sure we’re gettin’ there
They reprinted Japanese Volume 1 for some 20th anniversary box and they put the eye of anubis foil on the reprint run at least.
the first print box is fake.
oh? I know nothing about yu-gi-oh, what makes it fake, and why are people bidding 5k on it?
The green e entertainment looks very blurry. www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wh0oTSdJO4
More than likely to be fake. Explains why the 2nd print box is going for a lot more when usually it’s inverse.
both boxes seem to have the same blurry look to the green e entertainment symbol, infact i think the 2nd print looks worse lol
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Both boxes look good to me…
PSA 10 BEWD (glossy print) up for sale for those keeping an eye 
Edit: Sold as of 5/25
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This thread is making me hurt and smile at the same time. I sold all of my collection 10 years back and made some good profit. Should have kept my Blue Eyes collection. Still have my Dark Paladin cards though. Getting my corrected version from Beckett back in the day was one of the best memories I have from collecting. I didn’t want to give the only Dark Paladin card I had. I pulled a second one a few weeks later and made the deadline to turn the second one in for the “Corrected” version.
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Second Blue-Eyes PSA 10 posted on eBay
Edit: Sold as of 5/25
Also anyone who has had experience with grading yugioh cards with PSA - why do you think this card got a PSA 6? From the preliminary pictures I can’t tell anything going on. How harsh are they with grading the backs of cards, as older yugioh cards usually have imprints/smudges/scratches on the back even when pulled straight from the pack.
@cman, i have a psa 6 kanan the swordmistress in similar fashion. My guess is that both these cards could have a soft corner on one of the four corners.
What is a soft corner? Is that just wear on one of the corners or something else? Because for pokemon, I feel like wear on one corner only bumps a card down to like a 9, but def not a 6.