April 17, 2024
Lot of Pokemon Cards BaseSet Charizard Ancient Mew RARE
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Big Lot of Pokemon Cards! This auction is for my collection of Pokemon cards. This binder is full of Pokemon cards that I had collected over the years when I was younger. T are 75 rare cards, some of them being promos or cards that they stopped production on. Noted cards would be an original base set Charizard , sometimes selling for quite a bit just by itself. Also, I have two Ancient Mews, one of them is still in the plastic sealed wrap. I have the Dr. Ooyama's Exeggcutor, Also known as Bilingual Exeggcutor which is in Japanese and English. I've never even seen another besides the one I have.I have 3 of the 4 promo cards from Pokemon The First Movie. Another card that I have that is very rare is the original Japanese version of Koga's Secret Transformation Magic card, which had a manji which many believed to be a swastika, so Nintendo stopped production. At the back, t are some Digimon cards, but I never really got into it much. I took alot of pride in collecting these cards; I rarely took them out of the binder. I only took them out for trades. Some of them are mint; some are scratched a little bit because I got them from other people. Thanks for looking at my cards. I hate to see them go. This auction is PAYPAL ONLY. I will ship only to confirmed addresses. Due to the weight, shipping is $15.00 anyw in the continental US. If
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