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Browse the shopJin Chapter Series 3 is the set where KAYOU Naruto stopped being a cheap hobby at the top end. It is the first English release with serialised cards, fixed print runs stamped on the card, and on 25 August 2026 a Naruto Uzumaki ASP numbered 8/99 in a CGC 10 Pristine slab sold on eBay for A$16,750. This guide lays out the whole Series 3 value ladder from that card down to the first tier that is not worth sleeving, using completed eBay Australia sales only.
Sold comps reviewed 29 August 2026. Figures are completed eBay AU sales (June to August 2026) in Australian dollars, shown as a range or median with the number of sales behind it. They are what buyers paid, not what sellers asked. We re-check quarterly.
Quick Answer: The most valuable Jin Chapter Series 3 cards are the eight ASP cards numbered to 99 (raw sales A$1,535 to A$3,839; Sasuke ASP PSA 10 at A$6,979; Naruto ASP CGC 10 at A$16,750), followed by the four SE cards numbered to 220 (Naruto SE raw A$2,444 and A$3,978; Sasuke SE A$1,582 to A$2,764), then the six AR cards numbered to 777 and the seven BP cards numbered to 999, where Itachi BP (raw median A$537, graded up to A$2,150) is the standout. Non-serialised cards top out with the Naruto Rasengan MR at a A$124 raw median. The "Diamond UR" tier, despite the name, is a A$10 to A$30 card.
The Series 3 ladder
Series 3 is the North American English release: 185 card designs across thirteen tiers, sold as a 12-pack box of 8-card packs with one sealed promo pack per box. Scarcest to most common: Diamond ASP (8), ASP (8, numbered /99), SE (4, /220), AR (6, /777), BP (7, /999), MR (8), PU (8), HR (20), Diamond UR (11), UR (15), SSR (20), SR (20), R (50). The four serialised tiers are the entire value story; our Series 3 serial-numbered cards guide explains how the numbering works and how to read a serial.
ASP /99: the top of the English market
| Card | Number | Raw sold (A$) | Graded sold (A$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Naruto Uzumaki ASP | NRSA03-ASP-001 | — | CGC 10 Pristine (8/99): 16,750 |
| Sasuke Uchiha ASP | NRSA03-ASP-002 | 2,652 to 3,839, median 3,301 (3 sales) | PSA 10: 6,979, 4,090, 3,492 |
| Shikamaru ASP | NRSA03-ASP-003 | 3,837 (1 sale, 22/99) | — |
| Kimimaro ASP | NRSA03-ASP-008 | 3,071 (1 sale) | BGS 9.5: 2,764 |
| Gaara ASP | NRSA03-ASP-007 | 2,547 and 3,071 (2 sales) | — |
| Neji ASP | NRSA03-ASP-006 | 2,610 (1 sale, 94/99) | — |
| Choji ASP | NRSA03-ASP-005 | 1,535 and 2,790 (2 sales) | — |
Ninety-nine copies of each design exist. Every ASP that sold raw cleared A$1,500, which makes ASP the only KAYOU Naruto tier where the "worst" character is still a four-figure card. The Sasuke ASP PSA 10 at A$6,979 took 47 bids; the A$16,750 Naruto was a Best Offer sale of a low serial in the highest CGC grade, and should be read as the ceiling, not the rate. If you see a "$10,000 Gaara ASP" quoted online, check the card number: the Chinese Tier 4 Wave 8 release (NRZ08) has an ASP tier with the same characters and serial format, and its prices are different.
SE /220: Naruto and Sasuke, then daylight
| Card | Number | Raw sold (A$) | Graded sold (A$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Naruto Uzumaki SE | NRSA03-SE-001 | 3,978 and 2,444 (2 sales) | PSA 9: 1,117 |
| Sasuke Uchiha SE | NRSA03-SE-002 | 1,582 and 1,745 (2 sales) | TAG 10: 2,764 |
| Shikamaru SE | NRSA03-SE-004 | 768 to 1,228, median 1,075 (5 sales) | — |
| Gaara SE | NRSA03-SE-003 | 963 (1 sale) | — |
220 copies each. The Naruto SE raw at A$3,978 is the second-highest raw sale of any English KAYOU Naruto card in the three-month window.
AR /777 and BP /999: the serials most collectors actually pull
| Card | Number | Raw sold (A$) | Graded sold (A$) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Itachi Uchiha BP | NRSA03-BP-005 | 378 to 3,071, median 537 (8 sales) | TAG 10: 1,687 to 1,734; PSA 10: 2,042 to 2,150 |
| Orochimaru AR | NRSA03-AR-004 | 182 to 565, median 352 (12 sales) | TAG 10: 1,272 and 1,408 |
| Jiraiya AR | NRSA03-AR-003 | 307 to 998, median 530 (17 sales) | PSA 10: 963 |
| Orochimaru AR (second design) | NRSA03-AR-001 | 252 to 461, median 345 (4 sales) | TAG 10: 576 to 921 |
| Hiruzen AR | NRSA03-AR-002 | 249 to 415, median 396 (5 sales) | BGS 10: 318 to 558 |
| Tsunade AR | NRSA03-AR-005 | 230 to 889, median 307 (10 sales) | — |
| Jiraiya BP | NRSA03-BP-006 | 131 to 768, median 332 (13 sales) | PSA 10: 977 |
| Sakura BP | NRSA03-BP-004 | 307 to 497, median 384 (3 sales) | — |
| Sasuke BP | NRSA03-BP-007 | 174 to 461, median 283 (8 sales) | CGC: 284 |
| Tsunade BP | NRSA03-BP-001 | 134 to 614, median 238 (25 sales) | PSA 10: 499 |
| Might Guy BP | NRSA03-BP-003 | 140 to 230, median 215 (13 sales) | — |
| Kimimaro BP | NRSA03-BP-002 | 131 to 338, median 211 (8 sales) | PSA 10: 691 |
Two things to take from this table. Itachi BP is worth more than most AR cards despite a larger print run (999 versus 777), because Itachi is Itachi; the A$3,071 raw sale was a low serial. And the Tsunade BP, with 25 sales, is the most liquid serialised card in the set, which makes its A$238 median the most reliable single number on this page.
Non-serialised cards worth keeping
Only a few. The Naruto Rasengan MR (NRSA03-MR-007) sold 29 times raw at a A$124 median and up to A$768 in TAG 10; a full Naruto MR set of eight went for A$384. Two UR-Parallel PSA 10s (Naruto, Sakura) sold at A$143. The Diamond UR tier, marketed as a chase, sold as a complete 11-card set for A$345 and as singles for around A$10 to A$30; the PU set of eight sold for A$77. The US promo pack cards (NRSA-PR-009 Naruto, PR-010 Sasuke) are A$25 to A$30 sealed.
What a box gives you
Series 3 boxes are 12 packs of 8 cards plus the promo pack. The serialised tiers are not guaranteed per box, and that is the whole reason they hold value: most boxes deliver MR, PU and HR hits and no serial. When a serial does land it is most often a BP /999 or AR /777, which the table above prices at A$200 to A$550 raw for the main cast. For a smaller stake, the 5-pack and 12-pack bundles and the single booster packs draw from the same pool. The Series 3 guide covers the box in full.
How these figures were gathered
We searched eBay Australia completed and sold listings for English NRSA03 cards between June and August 2026, grouped sales by card number and the grade in the listing title, and removed lots, sets and sequential pairs. Prices are Australian dollars as displayed by eBay AU. Serialised prices vary with the serial number itself (low serials and "jersey" numbers sell higher), so medians are a better guide than single sales. Most Series 3 serial listings sold via Best Offer, which means the market is still thin and seller-led; treat the top figures as recent highs rather than a going rate.
For the SEA sets, read Series 1 and Series 2; for how serialisation works across KAYOU, the serialised cards guide.
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