If Pikachu were a cult leader, this would be its calling card, and it would probably possess some strange hypnotic powers
Melmetal V #47Ultra Rare $0.70 Wimpod #25Common $0.13 Alolan Exeggutor V #5Ultra Rare $0.84 Alolan Rattata #41Common $0.12 Ariados #7Uncommon $0.14 Magikarp #21Common $0.18 Blissey #52Holo Rare $0.21 Slowbro #20Uncommon $0.15 Natu #32Common $0.11 Venusaur #3Holo Rare $1.01 EX Power Trio Tin [Blastoise EX] $350.00 Red & Blue Collection [Blastoise EX] $997.08 XY Evolutions Elite Trainer Box [Mega Blastoise] $594.48 XY - Evolutions Pin Collection [Mega Blastoise] Battle Arena Deck [Mega Blastoise] Battle Arena Deck [Mega Blastoise & Mega Charizard X] V Battle Deck Display [Venusaur V/Blastoise V] $158.95 V Battle Deck Bundle [Venusaur V/Blastoise V] $57.23 Blastoise #2Holo Rare $224.86 Blastoise #2Holo Rare $824.99 Blastoise #2Holo Rare $147.96 Blastoise #1Rare $100.00 Blastoise #14Rare $16.32 Blastoise #2Holo Rare $93.08 Blastoise #2Holo Rare $46.75 Blastoise #13Rare $13.88 Blastoise #31Holo Rare $8.62 Blastoise #137Secret Rare $464.98
What This Means for Your Collection If you have old Pokmon cards from 1999 or 2000 sitting in a binder somewhere, it's worth doing a careful check: Check for the "Edition 1" stamp on any Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, or Team Rocket card
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In light of the outbreak, Wizards of the Coast announced that it was changing the name of the card from "Space Godzilla, Death Corona" to "Space Godzilla, Void Invader." Unfortunately, according to Wizards, the card had already been widely printed, and it wasn't able to be changed "in time time to address the new meaning of corona." This means that the first print run the special edition boosters went on sale still containing the Death Corona title
The card, which was released as part of the initial set of Pokmon cards in the late 1990s and early 2000s, known as the base set, is a shiny Charizard with the number 4/102
