These are the 10 most valuable cards in the GameStop Power Packs, as listed on the official website: Advertisement Article continues below this ad Gengar-Holo, 2003 Pokmon Skyridge ($33,183) Rayquaza-Holo, 2005 Pokmon Ex Deoxys - Gold Star ($29,000) Gyarados-Holo, 2006 Pokmon Japanese Holon Phantoms - Gold Star ($22,131) Full Art/Lillie, 2017 Pokmon Japanese Sun & Moon - GX Battle Boost ($14,992) Michael Jordan, 1997 Hoops High Voltage - 500 ($14,965) Celebi ex-Holo, 2005 Pokmon Unseen Forces ($14,589) Tom Brady, 2021 Panini Donruss Optic Downtown - Black Pandora ($14,586) Tom Brady, 2000 Bowman Chrome ($14,101) Blaine's Charizard, 2000 Pokmon Gym Challenge - Holo - 1st Edition ($13,962) Tropical Wind, 2007 Pokmon World Championships Promo - Japanese ($13,864) A GameStop video compilation showed content creators pulling cards ranging in values from $350 to more than $7,200
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This is different than how the mana value of a nonmodal double-faced card is determined
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All three versions of Terapagos ex normal, Special Illustration Rare, and Hyper Rare are some of the more valuable cards in Stellar Crown, with the gold Hyper Rare version coming in at number 173/142 on the set list
