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First Edition Unmarked Glitter Card Set + CoroCoro Comic Supplement Poster - Pokemon Card

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This listing features a popular rare card set from the old Pokémon series! Includes a first edition unmarked glitter card set and a CoroCoro comic supplement poster. Highlighted details include that the card set is unmarked, featuring a special Bulbasaur with No. 68, and the unique text for special abilities has a distinct reading as 特殊能力. The set includes the following cards: - Bulbasaur (No. 68) - Blastoise - Raichu - Nidoking - Ninetales - Clefairy - Poliwrath - Alakazam - Machoke - Magneton - Hitmonchan - Lucky - Gyarados - Zapdos - Mewtwo Please refer to the condition details in the description, and do not hesitate to ask any questions. No claims or returns will be accepted after purchase. The seller is not responsible for shipping by standard mail (mini letter).

First Edition Unmarked Glitter Card Set + CoroCoro Comic Supplement Poster - Pokemon Card

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899,999 Yen ($5882.35)

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Collector Commentary

First edition unmarked glitter cards represent an early experimental print run from Pokémon's Japanese domestic market, predating standardized holographic treatments and featuring distinctive surface treatments that rarely reappear in subsequent releases. The unmarked designation indicates absence of the typical first edition stamp, suggesting prototype or limited pre-mass production inventory—a hallmark of high-tier Japanese vintage collectibles. Pairing with an original CoroCoro supplement poster adds significant provenance; these inserts were distributed only through the magazine and rarely survived intact, making complete sets exceptionally scarce. Condition heavily impacts value in this category, as glitter card surfaces are inherently fragile and deteriorate through oxidation and surface wear.