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title: "Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 (SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A) price, verified sales and population"
url: https://cardvolume.com/yugioh/shonen-jump-championship/crush-card-virus-sjcs-en004/
category: Yu-Gi-Oh!
updated: 2026-09-27
as_of: 2026-09-27
source: CardVolume (https://cardvolume.com)
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# Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 (SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A): price, verified sales and population

> Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 is the English Ultra Rare Shonen Jump Championship prize-card printing of a famous Yu-Gi-Oh! trap card. Collectors search for it because the same card name has many later playable reprints, while this issue is tied to early organized-play prize-card collecting.

## Key facts

- CardVolume lists 6 verified sales of the Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 (SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A) as of September 27, 2026.
- No grade has the 5 verified sales in 90 days needed for a market price; the most recent verified sale was $14,500 for a SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card BGS 7.5 on January 12, 2026 at eBay.
- The highest verified sale on record is $49,999 for a SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card PSA 10 on June 8, 2020 at eBay via PSA Auction Prices Realized.

## Market price by version and grade

Market price = median of at least 5 verified sales in the last 90 days for that exact version, grader and grade. "—" means not enough verified sales.

| Version | Grade | Market price | Sales in window | Last verified sale | Record sale | Population |
|---|---|---:|---:|---|---|---:|
| SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | PSA 10 | — | 0 | $49,999 (2020-06-08) | $49,999 (2020-06-08) | — |
| SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | PSA 5 | — | 0 | $4,500 (2020-07-15) | $4,500 (2020-07-15) | — |
| SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | CGC 7 | — | 0 | $15,600 (2022-09-23) | $15,600 (2022-09-23) | — |
| SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | BGS 9 | — | 0 | $18,900 (2025-01-27) | $18,900 (2025-01-27) | — |
| SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | BGS 7.5 | — | 0 | $14,500 (2026-01-12) | $14,500 (2026-01-12) | — |

## Verified sales

Each sale was confirmed on the linked page by an automated check or an independent second pass.

| Date | Version | Grade | Price (USD) | Buyer's premium | Venue | Source |
|---|---|---|---:|---|---|---|
| 2026-01-12 | SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | BGS 7.5 | $14,500 | excluded | eBay | [link](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/yugioh-shonen-jump-championship-series/crush-card-virus-sjcs-en004) |
| 2025-03-17 | SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | BGS 7.5 | $12,600 | included | Fanatics Collect | [link](https://www.fanaticscollect.com/weekly/1b045da8-fa3f-11ef-98fa-0a58a9feac02/2007-yu-gi-oh-shonen-jump-championship-crush-card-virus-sjcs-en004-bgs-75) |
| 2025-01-27 | SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | BGS 9 | $18,900 | excluded | eBay | [link](https://www.pricecharting.com/game/yugioh-shonen-jump-championship-series/crush-card-virus-sjcs-en004) |
| 2022-09-23 | SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | CGC 7 | $15,600 | included | Heritage Auctions | [link](https://comics.ha.com/itm/memorabilia/trading-cards/yu-gi-oh-crush-card-virus-en004-shonen-jump-championship-prize-card-cgc-trading-card-game-near-mint-7-konami-2007-ultra-ra/a/7289-36024.s) |
| 2020-07-15 | SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | PSA 5 | $4,500 | excluded | eBay via PSA Auction Prices Realized | [link](https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/non-sports-cards/2004-10-konami-yu-gi-oh-shonen-jump-championship-series/crush-card-virus-en004/866016) |
| 2020-06-08 | SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card | PSA 10 | $49,999 | excluded | eBay via PSA Auction Prices Realized | [link](https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/non-sports-cards/2004-10-konami-yu-gi-oh-shonen-jump-championship-series/crush-card-virus-en004/866016) |

## How to identify each version

- **SJCS-EN004 Ultra Rare prize card**: Look for the English card name Crush Card Virus, set code SJCS-EN004, Ultra Rare foil treatment, and the 2007 SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A listing in the official Konami database. Keep it separate from GLD1, Turbo Pack, Duelist Pack, structure deck, and later Kaiba-set printings.

**Identity note:** The seed identity is broadly correct. The exact official set line is SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A, released 2007-01-27 in Konami's database.

## Why this card matters

Crush Card Virus matters because this exact SJCS-EN004 issue is not just a copy of a playable trap card; it is an early English Shonen Jump Championship prize-card printing. Konami's database identifies the 2007 A release as Ultra Rare, while PSA's Shonen Jump Championship Series profile describes the broader SJC/SJCS program as a tournament series whose limited cards were issued as prizes to winners. That tournament-prize context is the reason collectors separate this printing from later Gold Series, Turbo Pack, Duelist Pack, structure deck, and Kaiba-set versions.

## Identifying the exact version

Start with the set code and release line, not the card name. The target version is English Crush Card Virus with code SJCS-EN004 from SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A, listed by Konami with Ultra Rare rarity and release date 2007-01-27. Later official printings share the same name but different codes, including GLD1-EN038, TU01-EN006, DPKB-EN039, PGL2-EN070, and multiple structure or collection products. Under ch08, those are legitimate reprints, not counterfeits and not the same collectible object.

## What moves the price between versions and grades

The main price drivers are exact printing, third-party grader, numerical grade, and whether the buyer wants the prize-card object or only the playable card name. PSA CardFacts records a PSA 10 eBay fixed-price sale at $49,999 on 2020-06-08 and a PSA 5 sale at $4,500 on 2020-07-15, showing that grade separation can be large even inside the same variant. Per ch03, those two observations are not enough to infer a current retail value, and later reprints should not be blended into this variant's comps.

## Authenticity checks

Compare against official references; multiple checks; no destructive tests; copied cert numbers exist. For this card, compare the set code, name, frame, effect text, foil treatment, security foil, back design, and dimensions against Konami's official card database and a known authentic SJCS-EN004 example. If slabbed, verify that the cert page matches the card, but do not stop there, because ch04 and ch06 warn that valid certification numbers can be copied. Expensive raw copies should be evaluated with original photos, seller history, and specialist review before treating them as authentic.

## Common misconceptions

- **Myth:** Any Crush Card Virus is comparable to the SJCS prize card. **What the evidence says:** Konami lists many official printings with different set codes and rarities. Ch08 requires the exact Yu-Gi-Oh! set code and rarity to be separated because playable reprints and prize-card collectibles serve different buyer groups.
- **Myth:** The PSA population is the print run. **What the evidence says:** PSA's count is a grading database count, not a census of raw, sealed, unsubmitted, or other-grader copies. Ch02 explicitly says population is not print run.
- **Myth:** The $49,999 PSA 10 sale establishes the current price of every copy. **What the evidence says:** Ch03 requires current exact comps by grade and condition. One old PSA 10 fixed-price sale is useful evidence, but it does not price PSA 9, raw, or later-reprint copies.

## FAQ

### How much is a PSA 10 Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 worth?

The documented PSA CardFacts PSA 10 sale found here is $49,999 on 2020-06-08, and a current value is not established from that single dated comp alone. Source: 2.

### How do I tell SJCS-EN004 from later Crush Card Virus reprints?

The prize-card version has set code SJCS-EN004 and is listed by Konami under SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A; later versions have different codes such as GLD1-EN038, TU01-EN006, and KC01-EN053. Source: 1.

### How many PSA 10 Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 cards exist?

PSA CardFacts showed 5 PSA 10 examples for SJCS-EN004 on the accessed 2026-09-26 record. Source: 2.

### Is the SJCS Crush Card Virus the same as the Gold Series version?

No, the Gold Series version is GLD1-EN038 and should be kept separate from the SJCS-EN004 prize card. Source: 1.

### Does a PSA cert prove the physical card is authentic?

No, a matching cert is only one check; the physical slab and card still need comparison because copied certification numbers exist. Sources: 1, 2.

## Sources

1. [Crush Card Virus \| Card Details](https://www.db.yugioh-card.com/yugiohdb/card_search.action?cid=4667&ope=2&request_locale=en) (Konami)
2. [2004-10 Konami Yu-Gi-Oh! Shonen Jump Championship Series Crush Card Virus](https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/non-sports-cards/2004-10-konami-yu-gi-oh-shonen-jump-championship-series/crush-card-virus-en004/866016) (PSA CardFacts)
3. [2004-10 Konami Yu-Gi-Oh! Shonen Jump Championship Series Set Profile](https://www.psacard.com/cardfacts/non-sports-cards/2004-10-konami-yu-gi-oh-shonen-jump-championship-series/33643) (PSA CardFacts)

## How to cite

> Crush Card Virus SJCS-EN004 (SHONEN JUMP Championship 2007 A). CardVolume, https://cardvolume.com/yugioh/shonen-jump-championship/crush-card-virus-sjcs-en004/ (accessed 2026-09-27).

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