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Kingdom Come
Base

Kingdom Come

EB01-059

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REVENTYellow
ko
Cost
6
Types
Sky Island
Effect

[Main] K.O. up to 1 of your opponent's Characters. Then, trash cards from the top of your Life cards until you have 1 Life card.

Set
-Memorial Collection- [EB-01]
OWNED
MARKET PRICES
Kingdom Come
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$7.24
$3.99 - $25.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much is Kingdom Come (EB01-059) worth?
Kingdom Come (EB01-059) has a market price of $7.24, taken from the sales data we fetch every day. Tracked listings currently run from $3.99 to $25.00. We store a price snapshot each day, so the price history chart on this page shows how that value has moved over the last 7, 30 and 90 days.
What set is Kingdom Come (EB01-059) from?
Kingdom Come (EB01-059) is from EB01 Memorial Collection in the One Piece Trading Card Game. You can browse every card in that set, with images and current prices, on our EB01 Memorial Collection card list page.
Is Kingdom Come (EB01-059) rare?
Kingdom Come (EB01-059) is printed at Rare (R) rarity. Rare sits above Uncommon and Common but below Super Rare, so it turns up in most packs. Rarity decides how often a card is pulled, not what it sells for, so the market price on this page is the better guide to what a copy actually costs.