If we refer to cards from the Pokémon franchise, we have to talk about astronomical figures. He The Pokémon Company game format It achieves absurdly high sales on the second-hand market and shows the latest example with the initial creatures of the first generation.
As collected from Dicebreaker, three Charmander, Bulbasaur and Squirtle cards from 1999 have been put up for auction, collectively reaching a tremendous sum of $233,020 for their acquisition. The peculiarity of each of them is that the images they present correspond to photographs taken by Pokémon Snap players for the Nintendo 64.
This is because a photography contest was held that year in Japan and the snapshots were transformed into five limited edition cards, with each winner receiving 15 copies of their card. In the case of the water type Pokémon, the card has been graded by Goldin auction house with a Near-Mint 7 on the PSA scale and has sold for $73,200making it the most expensive of all for Squirtle.
Charmander cost the buyer a little more, since he had to pay $79,300 and also earned a Near-Mint 7 rating. For Bulbasaur, the figure shoots up to $80,520, although it must be clarified that in his case the image corresponds to a different contest from the Nintendo video game. The Japanese magazine Corocoro organized the draw and the winner received 20 units of their winning letter.
Additionally, the rating for Bulbasaur has been Near-Mint 9, bordering on perfection. They have all been auctioned on November 19 and below you can take a look at them in all their glory.
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