For example, a single Pokmon card known as the "Pikachu Illustrator" was sold at auction in 2019 for a staggering $195,000
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Charmander - 025/190 #25None $0.18 Staryu - 038/190 #38None $0.13 Skiploom - 006/190 #6None $0.13 Meowscarada ex - 014/190 #14Double Rare $0.31 Paldean Tauros - 027/190 #27None $0.10 Oricorio - 029/190 #29None $0.13 Abomasnow - 011/190 #11None $0.12 Crocalor - 031/190 #31None $0.08 Wo-Chien ex - 024/190 #24Double Rare $0.23 Tinkaton #105Rare $0.21 Tinkaton #85Uncommon $0.19 Tinkaton #167Shiny Rare $9.40 Tinkaton #98Uncommon $0.13 Tinkaton #50Uncommon $0.11 Tinkaton #37Uncommon $0.13 Tinkaton #43Rare $0.25 Tinkaton - 020 (Prerelease) #20Promo $5.33 Tinkaton - 020 (Prerelease) [Staff] #20Promo $120.58 Tinkaton - 105/193 #105Promo $0.24
Or, when a lot of them dont hit the market these might seem like great deals
Origin Forme Dialga and Palkia with Adventure Effects Origin Forme Dialga and Palkia are alternative forms for the Gen 4 legendaries Dialga and Palkia (who saw that coming?) and were released during the Go Tour: Sinnoh event in February 2024
Japanese Pokmon booster box displays are known for their premium print quality, sharp holo patterns, and strong grading potential, making them ideal for collectors, sealed investors, and competitive players
