The card features artwork by Hideki Kazama, with a silhouette of Mewtwo and translated text “The Pokémon Card Game Official Tournament's champion is recognized here, and this honor is praised.
Given a rating of "Gem Mint", this is pretty much as close to perfect you can get. We also reported on the huge figure of $90,000 for a rare Japanese Trainer card from 1999 though to be one of only seven that exist in the world today. The best bit, he didn't even like Pokémon that much! The cards have sat unplayed in the same folder they were stored in back in the late 90s. The collection was bought for him by his Mom as a part birthday present, part reward for getting back some rare cards his younger brother had been conned out of. Just a few days ago we reported on a Dad in the UK who's collection of mint condition 1st edition Pokémon cards were expected to sell for over $45,000.
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RELATED: How To Invite Friends To Raids In Pokémon GO We've seen several news reports over the past few weeks over some record-breaking sales figures for some of the rarer cards. Pokémon is big money right now, and I'm not talking for Nintendo here, but for card collectors. It's not even been two weeks since we last reported on an astronomical figure being paid for a Pokémon card but it has only gone and been done again, this time setting a new record at approximately $230,000! Rare Pikachu Illustrator Card Up For Auction on Ebay, Bidding Starts at 100,000 Its basically like owning a Master PokéBall.
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