Pokmon cards are an "incredibly important cultural collectible," Turner said, as children in the late 90s embraced their collections as part of a "global phenomenon." Now, 25 years later, these kids are "all grown up" and have "a little more disposable income" to spare, he said
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However, please note that it is limited to the battle phase and that only face-up monsters can be destroyed
He appears as a playable character in Itadaki Street: Dragon Quest & Final Fantasy 30th Anniversary
Other notable sales: $25,200 2000 Topps Sparkle-Chrome (Fanatics Collect, November 2022) $21,973 2000 Topps Tekno-Chrome (Goldin Auctions, February 2024) $16,800 2000 Topps Sparkle-Chrome (Fanatics Collect, January 2022) $11,590 2000 Topps Sparkle-Chrome (Goldin Auctions, November 2023) $11,400 2000 Topps Sparkle-Chrome (Fanatics Collect, December 2022) Charizard (1995) Topsun 1st Print (Blue Back, No Number) Before Topps, Top Seika a popular Japanese company known for their collaborations with Japanese candy brands produced their own set of promotional Pokmon trading cards in 1995
One copy climbed as high as $4.27, but most NM sales hover around the $2.20 range
