Rarest Pokemon card currently on sale on eBay

KLonso

Member
I'll just leave this here:

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I... I don't even....
 

bigkrev

Member
Most tournaments for TCGs are in some sor of Standard format where the most expensive cards are rarely worth more than like $200. Even a Black Lotus, which can only be used in the legacy format, can be had for around $300. For the most part TCGs, at least at an even slightly competitive level, aren't supposed to be limited by people not having access to expensive and rare cards.

Black Lotus isn't legal in legacy (vintage only), and your paying at a MINIMUM 1100 for an unlimited edition, beat to hell copy of the card.

With the one time exception of Jace, the Mind Sculptur, no tournament legal in print card has ever gone north of 50 dollars after the initial few weeks of hype after release.
 

bigkrev

Member
Any other cards worth a bunch? Still got binders of 1st edition stuff from like 12 years ago.

If I had to guess, anything from before the mid 2000s is probably worth nothing, as Wizards gave the license back to the Pokemon company, and none of the older cards are tournament legal anymore.
 

Tripon

Member
If I had to take a guess, the seller was probably one of the guys who paid for it $10,000-20000 and thought he would flip it real quick.
 
If I had to guess, anything from before the mid 2000s is probably worth nothing, as Wizards gave the license back to the Pokemon company, and none of the older cards are tournament legal anymore.

Well damn, that sucks :/. Ah well, maybe some of my old Magic cards are worth something.
 
Eeeexactly. Not a 1st edition holographic Charizard? Then I don't give a fuuuuuck

However it is neat that these are still popular, and stuff like this still sells. Pokemon cards are awesome. I remember the one that had the manji on it which everybody flipped out about because they thought it was the swastika :p

EDIT: Actually I didn't throw it away. My friend told me I gave him some of my Pokemon cards before throwing them away, and some of the holographic cards were some of them. He said he doesn't know where he put it so I guess me throwing them away is just the same lol.
 

Rpgmonkey

Member
So what does the card..actually do. Kind of seems like a lame card, to be the rarest card of all time.

Doesn't do anything.

"In the Pokemon Card Game Illustration Contest, the quality of your illustration was recognized. For this we award you with approval as an officially-authorized Pokemon Card illustrator."

Not that useful, but would probably be really cool to a lot of kids.
 

Hoo-doo

Banned
What am I looking at?

It's the most expensive Magic: The Gathering card. It's worth at least a thousand bucks or so? (I haven't played MTG in years)

They are the kind of cards that you'd try to keep as mint and clean as humanly possible for them to be worth a lot of money.

Bending them like this hurts my collector's soul a little.
 

Boss Doggie

all my loli wolf companions are so moe
I'm pretty sure DR2K is just kidding you guys :p

A card that in reality cost like $0.05 to make.

Actually you'd hire tons of artists, print it out, etc.

So no :p

Or do you think they use generic pre-made assets? They actually have various talented artists drawing different card art for a single mon.
 

Cocaloch

Member
Black Lotus isn't legal in legacy (vintage only), and your paying at a MINIMUM 1100 for an unlimited edition, beat to hell copy of the card.

With the one time exception of Jace, the Mind Sculptur, no tournament legal in print card has ever gone north of 50 dollars after the initial few weeks of hype after release.

I was talking less about Magic and more about Yugioh and Pokemon with the $200 price point. As for the Black Lotus, I guess I was just wrong. I remember a guy that had a white border one that said he got it for $300 bucks, but that was just a lie probably.
 

ido

Member
I was talking less about Magic and more about Yugioh and Pokemon with the $200 price point. As for the Black Lotus, I guess I was just wrong. I remember a guy that had a white border one that said he got it for $300 bucks, but that was just a lie probably.

$300 was common over 10 years ago.

I regret having the entire power 9, and about 50 dual lands, among much more... Sold it all for $2k to go to Vegas with friends.
 

Metallix87

Member
Yes. People also still play Magic: The Gathering and Yu-Gi-Oh!.

You can't really put Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh! in the same category as Magic: The Gathering, though. Magic's been growing nonstop for years, is at an all-time high in terms of players, and Hasbro recently revealed that the player base has increased at a steady rate of ~35% per year for the past three years.
 

nicoga3000

Saint Nic
In the old days of Magic, bending a card like this was done to prove it was an original. Forgeries would crease when folded over like this.

Wow, really? Kiiiind of awesome.

Also, I saw someone buy one of these before. It was at GenCon three years ago. It was the weirdest thing...Seeing someone drop that much money on a single card. It was almost painful.
 
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