Get price alerts and manage your Pokemon cards Multiple variants available: First Edition Shadowless Red Cheeks Highest $429.98 Range $117.50 - $3003.99 Poke Tour Stamp $300.00 Range $75.00 - $300.00 First Edition Shadowless $176.78 Range $72.18 - $899.00 Metal Card $167.01 Range $44.96 - $167.01 Unlimited Shadowless Red Cheeks $85.07 Range $19.52 - $98.00 E3 Stamp $48.40 Range $11.48 - $79.07 Unlimited Shadowless $33.82 Range $10.59 - $39.98 Jumbo Alternate $25.88 Range $15.00 - $39.79 E3 Stamp Red Cheeks $19.99 Range $19.99 - $999.99 Unlimited $7.23 Range $0.39 - $7.23 Jumbo Card $6.12 Range $5.04 - $10.00 Card Variants: 11 variants available TCGPlayer $429.98 Current price is 11% within the range TCGPlayer $300.00 Current price is 100% within the range TCGPlayer $176.78 Current price is 13% within the range TCGPlayer $167.01 Current price is 100% within the range TCGPlayer $85.07 Current price is 84% within the range TCGPlayer $48.40 Current price is 55% within the range TCGPlayer $33.82 Current price is 79% within the range TCGPlayer $25.88 Current price is 44% within the range TCGPlayer $19.99 Current price is 0% within the range TCGPlayer $7.23 Current price is 100% within the range TCGPlayer $6.12 Current price is 22% within the range No sales history found Current Value: $6.12 Price Range: $5.04 - $10.00 Volatility: 98% Entry-level collectible suitable for beginners Card Age: Rarity: Common Set Popularity: Base Vintage card with nostalgic appeal Pikachu is a Pokemon card from the Base, released in 1999
In the bottom left of the card the card number is followed by /P1 - You can check this on the image below
This secret rare version has a slightly altered art and a golden finish, which may not look as fancy as rainbow rare cards, but still keeps those prices high
Those pieces are more of my thoughts at various check points, where this is more about the journey through the format
Id stream for days and nights over and over again, slinging Thragtusks, Farseeks, Huntmaster of the Fells, and all of those other cards everyone hated but I loved
This can absolutely destroy some players in the late game where all it takes is one slip to concede victory
