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This rarity has been retired by Konami and is no longer printed in core sets

At the "Trading Card Games and Manga Signature Auction" held by renowned US auction house Heritage Auctions from June 26-27, a complete collection of all 102 cards from the Pokmon First Edition Base Set , all graded PSA Gem Mint 10 (the highest possible rating), sold for an astonishing $1,218,750 (approximately 199.55 million JPY)

Interestingly, with Sylveon being introduced in X & Y, you might expect there to be a few different Eevee cards to celebrate its new evolution

As a point of comparison, in Goldin Auctions' December Holiday Auction, an SGC Gold Label Pristine 10 "1 of 1" Charizard was sold as the first lot for $360,000

Jacksons hip never came around, and Kansas City placed him on waivers on March 18th

9 Pikachu (Red Cheeks) Common Market Price: $320.00 Pikachu boasts the honor of being the only common card to find itself among the most valuable cards from the Base Set