who owns the rarest pokemon card in the world Logan Paul sells rare Pokémon for ₹150+ crore, setting a record.** US influencer and wrestler Logan Paul has sold his ultra-rare Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card for **$16.49 million (over ₹150 $900,000 Pikachu Illustrator sets new

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Other notable sales: $300,000 Japanese, No Rarity Symbol (Heritage Auctions, December 2023) $264,000 Japanese, No Rarity Symbol (Heritage Auctions, September 2022) $93,750 Japanese, No Rarity Symbol (Heritage Auctions, July 2023) $72,000 Base Set Shadowless (Heritage Auctions, December 2022) $66,000 Base Set Shadowless (Fanatics Collect, April 2023) $63,000 Base Set Shadowless (Fanatics Collect, May 2023) $57,500 Japanese, No Rarity Symbol (Heritage Auctions, September 2023) $51,600 Base Set Shadowless (Fanatics Collect, May 2024) Charizard (2000) Topps Chrome Series 1 Although Topps is most well-known for its sports cards, the company has also spent time creating collectible cards for other pop culture franchises, including Pokmon

It's hard to gauge how much impact this set will have on Standard, as the format is already so large with so many broken and bannable cards in it

Double that up with a Dockside Extortionist and you'll be exploding in open mana incredibly quickly

thurco June 4, 2022, 8:31pm 3 The Alto Mares pair are such amazing cards

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