1st gen pokemon cards The 15 Best Pokémon of the First Generation Pokemon Base Set Card Prices

Next up is another Charizard, a first edition card from 1999, which sold for $420,000 for one crucial reason: due to a printing error, the fire-type doesnt have a shadow, a mistake that was swiftly corrected by the manufacturers

McDonald's Promos 2012 Purrloin 9 12 $4.57 Market Price: $13.06 Scraggy 10 12 $4.25 Market Price: $9.55 Pignite 4 12 $3.50 Market Price: $7.34 Emolga 6 12 $2.92 Market Price: $10.17 Axew 12 12 $2.38 Market Price: $5.67 Dwebble 3 12 $2.21 Market Price: $8.55 Drilbur 8 12 $2.00 Market Price: $3.46 Dewott 5 12 $2.00 Market Price: $5.45 Servine 1 12 $1.78 Market Price: $5.11 Woobat 7 12 $1.00 Market Price: $6.79 Pansage 2 12 $0.49 Market Price: $3.94 Klang 11 12 $0.30 Market Price: $4.51

The base set comprises the original 102 cards printed in 1999 and includes classic Pokemon like Pikachu, Blastoise, Charizard and Venusaur

One of the areas seeing the largest amount of growth and feeding this valuation

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