Pok??mon Snap Cards
[ranking: 15]
How Much It's Worth: It's hard to tell the exact value because these cards are exceedingly rare, but they have allegedly sold for $8,000 according to Kotaku.
Why It's Worth So Much: Nintendo ran a promotion for their 1999 N64 game Pok??mon Snap. They invited players to send their best in-game Pok??mon photos to a Japanese magazine, and the best shots were transformed into trading cards.
Holographic Shadowless First Edition Charizard
[ranking: 2]
How Much It's Worth: Up to $11,999
Why It's Worth So Much: Error cards are some the most valuable of all Pok??mon cards, and some of the holographic base sets have a rare error. These cards, known as "Shadowless," are noticeably missing a shadow to the right of the image.
This error was remedied rather quickly, so not many of these cards exist. Couple that with the fact a holographic Charizard was every kid's dream, and you've got a pretty darn valuable piece of paper in your hands.
Master Key Prize Card
[ranking: 4]
How Much It's Worth: Up to $8,799.96
Why It's Worth So Much: There are only 34 copies of the Master's Key Prize Card in existence, as it was only given out during a 2010 trading card game tournament in Japan.
Parent/Child Holographic Kangaskhan
[ranking: 12]
How Much It's Worth: As little as $1,500, but ones have been known to sell for thousands more
Why It's Worth So Much: This card was released only in Japan during the Parent/Child Mega Battle Tournament in 1998, awarded to parent-children teams who had a certain number of wins. The Pok??ball set symbol on the right is used on the rarest Pok??mon cards, so this one can definitely fetch you thousands.
Holographic Shadowless First Edition Machamp
[ranking: 17]
How Much It's Worth: Some sellers are trying to sell a shadowless holographic Machamp for $5,000, but that's exorbitant. It typically goes for between $100 and $850 depending on quality.
Why It's Worth So Much: This card was one of the rarest in the original trading card game. Don't be fooled though - these cards are essentially worthless if they've got a shadow to the right of the image box.
Over a million shadowed cards were printed with the first edition stamp. The shadowless version is still rare and carries a hefty price tag.
Prerelease Raichu
[ranking: 5]
How Much It's Worth: Up to $10,000
Why It's Worth So Much: Though it's never been confirmed by Wizards of the Coast (the company that manufactures Pok??mon cards), it's thought that just 10 Prerelease Raichu cards exist. The term "prerelease" was allegedly stamped on the base set card and given out only to employees, friends, and family.
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