This is just $15,000 more than the second most expensive cards, which are tied between a Pristine 10 1 st Edition Base Set Charizard graded by another third party grading service and the Blastoise Test Print graded by CGC Trading Cards, both of which sold for $360,000.
Whether it's the stamp or the incredible selection of Pokemon on the card, there's plenty to appreciate about a card like this
This comes from when Wizards of the Coast was making test prints for the first English-language version of the Pokmon TCG
That means you wont get any lore when you play them, but if your opponent doesnt remove them, youll be getting that much Lore every turn guaranteed
The mirror treatment is separate from the cards printed rarity
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