Featuring cards from the Sapphire and Steel inks
Other CGC-certified highlights in the sale included: a Charizard Pokmon (1999) Base Set First Edition 4/102 Holo graded CGC 9 (lot 36113) that realized $19,200 a Blastoise Pokmon (1999) Base Set - Shadowless 2/102 Holo Error graded CGC 5 (lot 36119) that realized $13,200 a Charizard Pokmon (1999) Base Set First Edition 4/102 Holo graded CGC 8 (lot 36144) that realized $9,000 a Blastoise Pokmon (1999) Base Set - First Edition 2/102 Holo graded CGC 9.5 (lot 36109) that realized $8,100 a Timetwister Magic: The Gathering (1993) Unlimited Edition Rare graded CGC 5.5 (lot 37011) that realized $4,920 a Mox Jet Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition (Beta) Rare graded CGC 5.5 (lot 36002) that realized $4,920 a Mox Emerald Magic: The Gathering (1993) Limited Edition (Beta) Rare graded CGC 5 (lot 36001) that realized $4,560 All prices realized include the buyers premium.
Since Pocket Monsters was released 29 years ago, their popularity hasnt died down, and what looks like a simple card game can be sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars
Simply cycling a Street Wraith is enough, and getting a 3/3 on turn one that draws you a Food factory is absurd
Chandra, Fire of Kaladesh is a double-faced card
