Well, for starters, the most important factor behind its immense value is the remarkable Full Art illustration of this Special Illustration Rare card
None of this makes the cards worth less the same card graded and sold internationally trades in the same global market, which is precisely why the gap attracts resellers
My favorite interaction was when it stopped Teysa of the Ghost Council from coming back after it was exiled, and it remained exiled for the rest of the game
All of these cards are printed in their original forms, with updated holographic, texture and the 25th anniversary logo
1999 Japanese Promo Trophy Pikachu Gold No.1 Trainer Release Date: 1998 Grading: PSA Mint 9 Pokemon card value at auction: $3,000,000 Similar to the Trophy Pikachu Silver 2nd Tournament, this promo card was handed to the best players of the 1997-98 Japanese Lizardon Mega Battle Pokemon competition, the second official tournament ever played