In general, Charizards are extremely popular Pokémon cards and the USA TODAY reports only 121 copies of this card are considered PSA 10. This specific card is from the base set, meaning the first-ever set of Pokémon cards released in the U.S. In a March 2022 auction, a 1999 first edition shadowless holographic Charizard sold for $420,000. 1999 First Edition Shadowless Holographic Charizard There are 36 Master’s Key Pokémon cards to ever exist which makes this card rare, but it may mean former contestants are still in possession of the card. According to, this card sold for $26,900 in an August 2020 auction. Take Our Poll: Who Has Given You the Best Money Advice You Have Ever Received? 2010 Pokémon World Championship Master’s Keyĭid you know a Pokémon card player who was a contestant in the 2010 Pokémon World Championship in Waikoloa Village, Hawaii? If so, they received a Master’s Key Pokémon card. A pair of these Espeon and Umbreon cards sold for $22,000 in February 2021 and only 27 Gold Star cards were released between 2004 to 2007. This means the card had alternative color artwork from the typical version. There should be a gold star next to the Pokémon’s name at the top of the card. Two of the rarest Gold Star cards are Espeon and Umbreon.įor those with Pokémon card collections, it’s worth checking to see if you have the Espeon and Umbreon cards in the POP Series 5 set. Related: How To Build Your Savings From Scratch Espeon and Umbreon Gold Star POP Series 5Īccording to, some of the most valuable Pokémon cards are Gold Star Pokémon cards. $2,000 Quarter? Check Your Pockets Before You Use This 2004 Coin These are the cards which could be worth hundreds or thousands of dollars. Take a moment to dust off your Pokémon cards or a Pokémon card collection belonging to a friend or member of your family.
Some rare cards are worth hundreds while others are worth thousands of dollars. Did you ever collect Pokémon trading cards? If you said yes, it is possible your Pokémon card collection could be quite valuable.
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