Please Note: This is NOT an official Wizards of the Coast precon deck
Unlike other promos, which are typically distributed to attendees or winners of an event, this promo had to be won in a game of rock-paper-scissors played among the events top-ranking players
Grading Japanese Pokemon cards locks in a cards condition with a trusted third-party score, and the price premium for top grades is significant
You can certainly pump him, but we're in the era of power creep, and this is not nearly powerfully creepy enough
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.
If were able to get a Pidgeot ex established early enough, we can Quick Search for any card we need, and try to keep Pidgeot ex alive as long as possible
