These rare cards can sometimes sell for high prices
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Pokmon TCG: Celebrations - Gold Pikachu V ($54) Along with the gold Pok Ball included in the Ultra-Premium Collection box, a gold print of Pikachu V joined the game as another playable promo card
Fakes typically have one shade of blue
The standard-art versions work identically
1 Trainer Sitting right at the top of the Trophy Pikachu Tree, fittingly, is 1998's Trophy Pikachu No.1 Trainer - extremely limited promos handed only to the winning Pokmon players at the TCG's second-ever sanctioned tournament, the 1997-98 Japanese Lizardon Mega Battle Pokmon competition
