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破壊王ブロリー (DESTRUCTION KING BROLY)

DRAGON BALL HEROES
Slab Details
Set
Card #
Jaaku Mission 5 Secret Rare
Year
2014
Authenticity #
Grade
10
Tier
Vintage 10
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Card Identification

Card Name: 破壊王ブロリー (Destruction King Broly)

Year Manufactured: 2014

Additional Detail: This is a Secret Rare (SEC) card from the Jaaku Mission 5 (HJ5) series of Dragon Ball Heroes. It features Broly in his "Destruction King" (Majin) Super Saiyan 3 form, a transformation unique to the Heroes continuity. The card is noted for its high-gloss, textured finish and "Mind Break" card action.

Series Number: HJ5-SEC

Licensed or unlicensed: L

Card Type: Dragon Ball Heroes

 

破壊王ブロリー (Destruction King Broly) Grading Report

Subgrades:

Corners: 9.35

  • The corners are generally well-preserved with the standard rounded factory cut. However, under close inspection of the back (top-left and bottom-right in the provided high-resolution shots), there is very minor fraying of the paper stock.

Edges: 9.10

  • The vertical edges on the reverse show visible "silvering" or whitening, particularly along the left side (as seen in the macro shots 1000024403 and 1000024404). This is a common age-related wear for 10+ year old Heroes cards but results in a notable deduction.

Surface: 9.55

  • The front holographic surface is remarkably clean with no major scratches or "print lines" visible through the busy artwork. There is some minor surface "clouding" on the purple matte sections of the back, likely from long-term storage friction.

Centering: 9.40

  • Front centering is slightly heavy toward the bottom-left. On the back, using the text blocks and the circular "Mind Break" icon as reference points, the card is slightly shifted to the right (approx. 55/45), which is acceptable for a high-grade card but prevents a perfect score.

Grading Summary:

This is a stunning example of a decade-old Secret Rare. While the front presents beautifully, the "Vintage" nature of the card is betrayed by the edge wear on the reverse. Calculating the average: $(9.35 + 9.10 + 9.55 + 9.40) / 4 = 9.35$. Since this card is 12 years old (manufactured in 2014), it qualifies for the "Vintage 10" scale (9.25 to 9.49). Congratulations on an incredible pull/find!

Final Grade: Vintage 10 (Ruby Label)