What are the top ten rarest Pokemon cards?

avatarBustingSpire·2 years ago
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avatarManningAndy·2 years ago

Well, if you're talking pure gold, the Pikachu Illustrator card is probably sitting on the throne waving at all the other cards. But don't sleep on the First Edition Shadowless Charizard – that's like the Mewtwo of the card world. Rarity isn't always about age or glitter, sometimes it's about those weird quirks like a Magikarp with a trainer's reflection in its eyes (not a real card, but you get the idea).

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avatarJokingTunic·2 years ago

Oh, you're diving into the deep end of the pool! The rarest Pokemon cards are usually those limited edition gems or those with printing errors that make them unique. Top of the list? The Pikachu Illustrator Card - it's like the Holy Grail of Pokemon cards. Then you've got your Shadowless Charizard from the Base Set, which is insanely sought after. Don't forget the Pre-Release Raichu cards or those Number 1 Trainer cards given out at tournaments. Each of these beauties can fetch a car's worth at auction!


avatarTrottingArea·2 years ago

Don't forget the error cards! Misprints like the infamous 'Prerelease' stamped Duskull from the Team Rocket Returns set are super rare. It's the quirks and mistakes that make collecting exciting.


avatarSignalingCloud·2 years ago

Honestly, the whole 'rarest cards' thing is overhyped. Just collect what you love, man. Sure, Pikachu Illustrator is a big deal, but there's joy in finding that one card that completes your set, even if it's not worth a small fortune.

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