What is the most valuable DBZ collectible?

[MarCas92]

I know that Dragon Ball Z2 is the rarest game, but how much is it worth?
Dragon Box 2 in the US ranges from 350 to 700 usually.
Both the Japanese DBZ Dragon Boxes range from 1000-1500 dollars.
Could it be the Bandai Super Posable SSJ Goku Yadrat Figure?
Maybe it's some of the original japanese masters film?

Do you guys know of anything rarer/more valuable? Do you own anything that valuable?

[Insertclevername]

There's also the first US print of Dragon Ball: Final Bout (It had the GT title). I believe only 10,000 were printed in '97. It's not to be confused with the 2004 reprint, though. That's common as fuck.

[dbboxkaifan]

Other than Dragon Box 2, maybe Raging Blast 2 (has the original Yamamoto score), DB Kai BD Parts 1-4 and RB1 Limited Edition.

[UpFromTheSkies]

There's also the first US print of Dragon Ball: Final Bout (It had the GT title). I believe only 10,000 were printed in '97. It's not to be confused with the 2004 reprint, though. That's common as fuck.

That's valuable? I own two copies.

[Beji]

Maybe the father son kamehameha. I haven't seen that dip down in price yet. A line of bootlegs came out last year though.



So maybe the Ichiban Kuji limited gold versions like Shenron? Otherwise i don't know

[dbboxkaifan]

I saw one similar like this on eBay but it said "DRASON BALL Z" instead, it looked really amazing though.

[Beji]

I saw one similar like this on eBay but it said "DRASON BALL Z" instead, it looked really amazing though.

Its still a bootleg and It bothers me to no end. I asked one of the sellers to send me more pictures of the bootlegs. The quality is okay and though it doesnt look like a terrible knockoff it isn't right to buy a bootleg for 60-70$+ and know you have a LQ ripoff of the real thing in my opinion :/

[Kuwabara]

The rarest US DBZ DVDs are actually the original Cell Games singles set with the filler box and Cell Games - Earth's Last Hope with the original cover, but they're hardly valuable because of their relative obscurity.

[Sshadow5001]

Probably my Dragonbox's. I'm never ever gonna sell them, Dragonball is forever.

[FindKenshi]

I've never seen a figurine as amazing as that Father Son Kamehameha.. I didn't think craftsmanship like that was possible.. it looks like it's right out of the anime...
... I gotta just come right out and ask this... is that thing real? Like, it's not a photoshop?

[Beji]

I've never seen a figurine as amazing as that Father Son Kamehameha.. I didn't think craftsmanship like that was possible.. it looks like it's right out of the anime...
... I gotta just come right out and ask this... is that thing real? Like, it's not a photoshop?

It is not photoshop. It is 100% beautiful.

[bleed0range]

That figure certainly is beautiful. Where would one find that? What is it called/who designed it?

[Beji]

That figure certainly is beautiful. Where would one find that? What is it called/who designed it?

I don't think one WOULD find that anymore without it costing them 500+$ I saw them for around 900$ when I was looking for real ones before but that was before the bootlegs came out.

It was called Dragonball Z Goku Gohan - Doramatic DioRAMA Father Son Kamehameha and made by Proovy


They were normal priced at one point..http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10090699

[Treklin]

Banpresto's Double Chance Broly

I think I saw it somewhere on the web for $999.90 ... Only 100 pieces do exist and I saw a review here http://dbtoys2009.blog.163.com/

[oXdanXo]

Banpresto's Double Chance Broly

I think I saw it somewhere on the web for $999.90 ... Only 100 pieces do exist and I saw a review here http://dbtoys2009.blog.163.com/

Yeah, there's a few figures (Ichiban Kuji) that are worth so much. They're the collectables of Dragon Ball since they were made on a small run with the intent of being won through a lottery.

Dragon Box 2 is a DVD Box set, with a limited run but I would hardly call it collectable. There are soo many out there that the people paying high prices could just be patient and get it eventually when the right price comes up. That could never happen with certain ichiban Kuji pieces.

[Raithos]

I started collecting exactly one year after they dropped that Father-Son Kamehameha fig and never found it afterwards.
Forever regret that one.

[SSj_Rambo]

Been wanting to post here for a while. Rare items are something I find myself much more interested in than modern releases.

As for video games, I wouldn't be so quick to say that DBZ 2V is the rarest. There was a gold cased '90 Limited Edition version of Dragonball Z: Kyôshū! Saiya-jin for the Famicom that was given away only once at a festival (Jump Festa I think) in 1990 (but I don't know how many copies). There was also a limited release gold cased MEMORIAL VERSION of Dragonball Z II: Gekishin Freeza in 1991. Both are extremely rare, and I would put them as the most valuable games.





For other video games, there is a few unique cases that could be considered more rare, and thus more valuable. There was a prototype released of Dragonball: Daimaō Fukkatsu. There was the 3DO game Dragonball Z: Cell to Kogeki Da (much like a Wii boxing game) that was never fully released, but playable to the public at a few promotional events, so we know at least some stage of the game was completed, and presumably stored away somewhere. And lastly I just thought I'd throw this in, since I didn't have any arcade games in this list, and this is definitely the rarest. This one is owned by user pekingduck, and is the only one I've ever seen photographed. It is from way back in the 1980's and was the first Dragon Ball arcade style game.



Now onto other collectibles, there are also CD's. Since I'm getting lazy I'm just gonna throw up images from my Photobucket account, not the best, but the best there is for some of these. More info on the first two on these over on the site.

There were the two Dragon Ball CD's given away at Jump Festa in 1993 and 1994 respectively. Then at Jump Festa 1996 there was a Karaoke CD. Another Jump Festa giveaway was a Jumpland Dragon Ball PC typing game.




As far as guidebooks go, they can pretty much all be picked up at any time online if you're willing to spend high amounts of currency. Even the game guides are rather prevalent still. The one I've never seen for sale on line (and it's not even on the main site yet) is the Idainaru DragonBall Densetsu Jump magazine giveaway guide. It features some designs and development segments and a few small interviews.



For other valuable items, there are many production pieces that qualify as valuable as well as anything else does. Script booklets and original films are two things I often see floating around and in people's collections, and are about as valuable a collectible as you can get, in my opinion. That's all I've got for now, I just kind of threw this list and collection of images together on a whim this morning over breakfast, so I apologize if it looks a little haphazard. But I'd love to see anything else from anyone else!