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This version is so rare that recent sales have exploded on this card

Pokmon Snap-related competitions were run by Japanese TV show 64 Mario Stadium and CoroCoro magazine that saw fans submit photos of Pokmon taken in the Nintendo 64 video game, from which 10 were chosen to be printed as real-life cards

This is impossible to beat on turn 3, as he quickly raises his loyalty, does damage, and digs through your deck

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If you're going to pay $2 million - four times the previous highest price for a No.3 Trainer 'Chu, and around the cost of an entry level private jet - you'd better really like that sparkly background and little trophy
