For example, you can't discard Five-Finger Discount and find Five-Alarm Fire
There are a bunch of cards to look out for outside the top ten, with other cards including: Ivysaur (167/165) valued at $25+ Wartortle (171/165) valued at 25+ Dragonair (181/165) valued at $24+ Pikachu (173/165) valued at $24+ Blastoise ex (184/165) valued at $17+ Erikas Invitation (203/165) valued at $17+ Prices are constantly changing, and the prices currently on showcase here are from Nov
Be warned that this deck might end up being the archenemy at tables even when it doesn't deserve to be
Top Japanese Sun & Moon Era Cards by Value The most valuable cards in the Japanese Sun & Moon Era promotional collection include: 1 Pretend Team Skull Pikachu #13/SM-P$4700.70 166 sales 2 Pikachu #288/SM-P$4225.14 342 sales 3 Mimikyu #289/SM-P$3999.99 128 sales 4 Lillie #397/SM-P$3400.00 4 sales 5 Alola Friends #401/SM-P$1897.79 32 sales 6 Pikachu #400/SM-P$1479.15 114 sales 7 Psyduck #286/SM-P$1470.64 605 sales 8 Guzma [Extra Battle Day] #396/SM-P$1199.70 5 sales 9 Eevee [Munch: A Retrospective] #287/SM-P$1086.42 486 sales 10 Mewtwo GX #363/SM-P$1024.00 11 sales About Japanese Sun & Moon Era Japanese Sun & Moon Era cards are special promotional cards released outside of traditional booster packs
Dont ask me, I dont know about kids these days.) Theres a significant, though not overwhelming, amount of Darkness Pokemon in this set
Rocket's Snorlax ex from this set is one of the absolute grails of any Snorlax collector, and really any Pokmon TCG collector