2002 Naruto CCG Naruto Uzumaki #40

Naruto Uzumaki · Bandai · Base / Non-Holographic

2002 Naruto CCG Naruto Uzumaki #40

Player

Naruto Uzumaki

Set

Naruto Collectible Card Game (Base Set)

Year

2002

Card #

40

Condition Grade

PSA 6 (EX-MT). Centering: 40/60 left-to-right. Corners: Visible whitening on bottom right. Edges: Chipping on top edge. Surface: Some visible scuffing near the kunai handle.

Category

Base / Non-Holographic

Manufacturer

Bandai

Demand Level

Moderate. While Naruto is a top-tier anime franchise, this is a common base card. Collector demand is primarily for high-grade foils and Rare/Super Rare cards.

Valuation

Raw (Ungraded) Value

$2.00 - $5.00

Graded Value

PSA 5: $10-15, PSA 6: $20-25, PSA 7: $35-45

Comparable Sales

Recent eBay sales for raw copies of this specific common card range from $0.99 to $4.50 depending on shipping. Higher-grade foil versions sell for significantly more.

Description

This is a classic 2002 Bandai Naruto CCG card featuring the protagonist Naruto Uzumaki in a dynamic action pose holding a kunai. The card features an orange swirl-patterned border with the character name in bold silver-grey stylized text at the bottom. This is the non-foil base version used for gameplay.

Key Features

Early release card for the Naruto CCG; features the main franchise protagonist; original series art style.

Authenticity Indicators

Correct Bandai printing dot patterns; font matches original 2002 release; card stock thickness appears consistent with vintage CCG standards. Confidence: High.

Flaws to Note

Significant whitening on the bottom right corner; edge wear along the top; horizontal centering is shifted to the left; minor surface scratches consistent with un-sleeved storage.

Selling Guide

Where to Sell

eBay, Mercari, or TCGPlayer. These platforms have the highest density of anime CCG collectors.

Selling Tips

Do not grade this card, as the cost of grading exceeds the market value. Sell as a 'raw' card. Use high-resolution scans and mention 'Vintage 2002 Bandai' in the title to attract nostalgia-driven buyers.

Scanned on 6/28/2026