Acquire Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (MAGO-EN063), a Rare First Edition card from the 2020 Yu-Gi-Oh! Maximum Gold set.
2020 • Yu-Gi-Oh! • Maximum Gold
Near Mint (NM)
MAGO-EN063
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Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon (MAGO-EN063) stands as a formidable entry in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Trading card game, representing the apex of the Galaxy-Eyes archetype. Released in 2020 as part of the Maximum Gold set, this card is classified as a Rare and is designated as a First Edition print, marking it as a significant piece for dedicated collectors and players alike. As a Rank 9 LIGHT Dragon-type XYZ Monster, it requires three Level 9 monsters for its summon, a high barrier that underscores its strategic weight in gameplay. The card’s design and mechanics reflect its status within the Number C archetype, offering potent control capabilities. Once per turn, players can detach an XYZ Material to negate the effects of all other face-up cards on the field and prevent the opponent from activating cards or effects until the end of the turn. This effect provides immediate board control, disrupting opponent strategies and opening pathways for decisive attacks. Additionally, if Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon is used as an XYZ Material for this card, it gains the ability to tribute two monsters to make up to three attacks during the Battle Phase, allowing for aggressive plays that can turn the tide of a duel. Collectors who appreciate the Galaxy-Eyes series often seek out Number C107: Neo Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon to complete their sets or to enhance their collection with a high-rank, high-impact monster. The Maximum Gold set serves as a premium compilation, making this card a standout item for those who value both the lore and the mechanical depth of the Yu-Gi-Oh! Universe. Whether you are building a competitive deck or curating a display of rare artifacts, this card offers a compelling combination of aesthetic appeal and functional power.
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Game
Yu-Gi-Oh!
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1st Edition
Rare
Card Stock
English
Light
Dragon
9
4500 / 3000
Galaxy-Eyes
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3 Level 9 monsters Once per turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card; until the end of this turn, negate the effects of all other face-up cards currently on the field, also your opponent cannot activate cards or effects on the field. If this card has "Number 107: Galaxy-Eyes Tachyon Dragon" as an Xyz Material, it gains this effect. ● You can Tribute 2 monsters; this card can make up to 3 attacks on monsters during each Battle Phase this turn.
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While this card sees niche play in specific Xyz decks, its value is primarily driven by collector interest in the 'Galaxy-Eyes' archetype rather than competitive dominance. As a Rare from Maximum Gold, it does not command the same premium as Ultra Rares or Secret Rares, but the First Edition designation adds a tangible tier of scarcity for completionists. The limited active listings indicate a thin market, suggesting that immediate liquidity may be challenging despite strong underlying demand for the set.
In the Maximum Gold set, this card holds a standard Rare rarity, which typically corresponds to a moderate pull rate in booster packs compared to higher-tier secrets. However, the First Edition stamp significantly reduces the effective supply, as these were printed in limited quantities relative to the infinite print runs of later editions. It lacks the visual appeal of foil variants or alternate arts, meaning its market positioning relies heavily on its status as a key archetype piece rather than aesthetic prestige.
Long-term value will likely remain stable rather than appreciating sharply, as the card's mechanical relevance is tied to a specific play style rather than universal meta dominance. The nostalgia factor for Maximum Gold and the 'Galaxy-Eyes' series provides a solid floor among dedicated collectors, but it lacks the crossover appeal of newer, high-visibility sets. Sealed product availability for Maximum Gold is now limited, which supports the card's value through scarcity, but the lack of new printings means it is already priced in for most market participants.
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