Dragon Ball · Starter Deck EX: The Beat of Ki (2026)

Legendary Warrior Gold FS12-17 price

Raw$28.46PSA 10$61.16×2

Updated: 2026-10-15

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How much is Legendary Warrior Gold FS12-17 worth?

Legendary Warrior Gold FS12-17 from Starter Deck EX: The Beat of Ki (2026) is worth $28.46 raw (ungraded), based on real sales. A PSA 10 copy sells for $61.16, about 2x more. It is the #2 most valuable of the 25 Starter Deck EX: The Beat of Ki cards we track.

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Raw$28.46PSA 10$61.16

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