Final Fantasy · Emissaries of Light (2022)

Squall 16-011L price

Raw$3.71

Updated: 2026-10-12

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How much is Squall 16-011L worth?

Squall 16-011L from Emissaries of Light (2022) is worth $3.71 raw (ungraded), based on real sales. Check the version: the Foil sells for $5.88. It is the #3 most valuable of the 5 Emissaries of Light cards we track.

Price by grade

Raw$3.71

Raw, by version

Normal$3.71Foil$5.88

Where to buy it

6 listings · eBay
Final Fantasy TCG - Squall - 16-011L - Emissaries Of Light$9.88Squall 16-011L Legendary NON FOIL Opus 16 Emmisaries of Light Final Fantasy TCG$15.48Final Fantasy TCG Squall Premium Card FFTCG 16-011L Unused$84.20FFTCG Squall 16-011L Final fantasy TCG$15.87final fantasy Squall - 16-011L$9.02Squall Foil - 16-011L NM - Final Fantasy$9.02

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