1st edition charizard pokemon card Rare sells for record $550k clear acrylic holder that perfectly accentuates the stunning visual design and character artwork Charizard 1st Edition Card –

Phelddagrif There's something wonderfully absurd about a giant purple hippo with an anagram for a name, but there was more to it than that

In that way, it winds up being a really fun card to play that leans into the themes of Edge of Eternities

Weakness / Resistance / Retreat Cost: F / / 1 Artist: Ken Sugimori TCGplayer Tip: Printed in 1999, this was Raichu's English debut

Most standard Pokemon cards printed are matte, and are printed in sheets before being cut up to be placed into sealed product or distributed

With Iconics 20% buyers fee on top, that brings the total amount paid for the card to $220,574 (168,992) - the most ever paid for this particular Pokmon card, according to card game news outlet Cardhops

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