TCGAI.PRO King Cold, the All Powerful 2001 · Trunks Saga · #4 of 9
8.5 Near Mint-Mint+
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8.5
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9
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King Cold, the All Powerful card, TCGAI Score 8.5

Certificate #332633974F28 · Dragon Ball

King Cold, the All Powerful

Trunks Saga · #4 of 9 · 2001

Near Mint-Mint+ Hold

Hold. Often worth as much raw. Keep it or sell it raw.

Estimate, not an official grade.

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Condition report

Each check is scored out of 10 on both sides. The lowest one caps the TCGAI Score.

Front No flaws
Back No flaws
39 61 50 50
Front 50/50 L/R · 39/61 T/B
45 55 52 48
Back 52/48 L/R · 45/55 T/B

Measured from the photo. Borders drawn wider than real so the offset shows.

Sub-grades out of 10, front and back
Check Front Back
Centering 8.5 9.5
Corners 10 9
Edges 10 9
Surface 10 9
Whitening 10 9.5
Holo / foil 10 9

Limited by Centering 8.5 Micro-wear consistent with minimal handling

What the AI found

Flaws visible at the photo's resolution. A grader under magnification may find more. Marks on the photos show the area named, not an exact spot.

No defects listed at this photo resolution.

Corners

Front All four corners are sharp with no evidence of whitening or fiber exposure.

Back Extremely faint microscopic fuzz on all tips, only visible under extreme zoom.

Edges

Front Factory-cut edges, no evidence of wear or silvering.

Back Microscopic edge imperfections consistent with factory cut-quality or minimal handling; no linear wear or silvering.

Surface

Front The holographic foil surface is pristine and free of scratches, scuffs, or indents. The "What's a Goku?" text and border areas are flawless.

Back One extremely faint, microscopic surface scuff/print-line near the center of the Shenron artwork, visible only under high-intensity light/zoom.

Whitening

Front No paper-fiber exposure along the border perimeter.

Back A singular microscopic speck of whitening at the edge of the border, detectable only under magnification.

Holo / foil

Front The foil layer is full-shimmer, pristine, and shows no scratching, dulling, or burn-in.

What this card sells for

An estimate from recent listings, not an appraisal. Prices in USD.

Graded

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No comparable graded sales

Raw, ungraded

$27.50

$7.55 – $82.00 · 27 listings

Grading premium

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Graded average over raw average

Estimate from eBay listings after removing bundles, wrong sets and outliers. Small samples move a lot. Estimado de raw ungraded * 1.15 (raw=30 samples). Baja confianza.

About this card

Background compiled from public web sources. Check it before you buy or sell.

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 4/10

Base commons from early DBZ CCG sets tend to move slowly, with prices influenced by nostalgia, grading premiums, and set completion demand rather than broad speculative pressure.

Next months. Likely stable with minor fluctuations based on condition and listing scarcity.

Long term. Expected to remain stable to gently rising in top condition or graded examples, while raw played copies should stay inexpensive.

History

King Cold is the father of Frieza and Cooler in Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball universe, introduced in the later Frieza/Android-era lore as the ruler of the Cold Force. He represents one of the most recognizable tyrannical alien villains in the franchise, and in Dragon Ball Z CCG/Score-era cards he is often portrayed as a high-level authority figure with powerful synergy-driven abilities. This card reflects his role as a climactic villain associated with the Trunks Saga era and the franchise's broader emphasis on lineage, imperial power, and galactic conquest.

First released in 2001 as part of the Score Dragon Ball Z CCG set Trunks Saga in English-language distribution. The card appears as #4 of 9 in the non-foil/common print line referenced by collectors, with matching alternate/foil versions and related premium printings appearing in the same set framework.

  • This is a Trunks Saga-era Dragon Ball Z CCG card from the Score game line, not a modern Dragon Ball Super card.
  • Collector databases show this character exists in multiple finishes/versions within the same set framework, including foil and unlimited foil variants for adjacent catalog references.
  • King Cold cards from the Trunks Saga are often sought by character collectors, completionists, and players nostalgic for early 2000s DBZ CCG gameplay.

Rarity and print run

Tier
Common
Print run
High
First printed in
2001 Score Dragon Ball Z Trunks Saga
Demand
Medium
Supply
High
  • Base-set common printing makes raw supply relatively abundant
  • Most surviving copies were heavily played, but that mostly affects high-grade scarcity rather than overall population
  • Collector interest is driven more by character popularity than by print rarity

Collector notes

Condition. Check for edge wear, corner whitening, surface scratching, print lines, and centering issues. Early 2000s CCG cards commonly show back scuffing, minor roller marks, and holo/foil chipping on premium versions. For non-foil commons, sharp corners and clean borders matter most; for foil or parallel versions, scratches and binder wear are the biggest value killers.

Storage. Store in penny sleeve plus rigid top loader or semi-rigid holder, keep away from humidity and direct light, and avoid binder rings for long-term preservation. If graded copies are being pursued, handle by edges only and use fresh sleeves to prevent surface abrasions.

Authenticity. Authentic copies should match the original Score-era card stock, fonts, and border layout for Trunks Saga. Watch for off-color printing, incorrect gloss, unusually thin or thick stock, and blurred text. Reprints are uncommon for this exact early DBZ CCG line, but altered or custom-made copies can circulate online; compare against known scans and trusted database images.

Sources: psacard.com, dbzoutpost.com, pricecharting.com, ccgtrader.net, tcdb.com

Card details

Name
King Cold, the All Powerful
Game
Dragon Ball
Set
Trunks Saga (C)
Number
4 of 9
Year
2001
Rarity
Common
Language
English
Manufacturer
Score
Identification
Not matched in a catalog
Certificate
#332633974F28
Graded on
May 16, 2026
Views
125

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