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Description
+ Initial Pokémon Cards + Trainer Cards + Box
Popular rare card set of Pokémon cards with the old back!
Meganium, Typhlosion, Feraligatr
Crobat, Togetic, Pichu, Marill
Pelipper, Ampharos ×2, Jumpluff ×2,
Umbreon, Espeon, Kingler, Misdreavus,
Unown, Solrock, Forretress, Steelix
Scizor, Heracross, Ursaring, Delibird
Airmd, Houndoom ×2, Kingdra ×2
Polygon2, Smeargle, Hitmonlee, Chansey,
Suicune, Entei, Raikou, Tyranitar,
Ho-oh, Lugia, Celebi
Butterfree, Beedrill, Poliwrath, Magnemite
Magneton, Starmie, Kabutops, Aerodactyl
Walrein, Professor Elm (Cyndaquil)
Steel Energy, Miracle Energy,
Lucky Stadium (ImaKuni)
Radio Tower (Meowth's Balloon)
Pokémon Daycare Couple (Dragonite & Sunflora)
Card flipping game & slot game
Pokémon March (Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, and others)
Pokémon Backfire (Hoppip, Hoothoot, Sentret, and others)
Point Lens (Zubat)
Healing Field, Sipow's Tower,
Super Pokémon Retrieval (Magnemite)
Berries, Miracle Berries, Super Energy Retrieval
Masaki's Mail, Masaki's Transport Device
Ecological Gym, Energy Arc, Energy Charge
Energy Amplifier, Energy Stadium,
Egg Fossil, Hit & Run Claw, Pokémon Gear
New Pokémon Encyclopedia, Versatile Powder, Time Capsule
Old Fishing Rod, Great Fishing Rod
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Neo Complete Set + Trainer Card + Box Pokémon Card Old Back
Sold For
549,999 Yen ($3594.76)
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2025-11-15 18:01:39 JST
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Collector Commentary
The Neo series represents a critical early period of Pokémon TCG production (2000–2001), and old-back Japanese cards command premium value due to their domestic-first scarcity and superior print quality versus later reprints. A complete Pokédex set (No. 152–251) with original trainer cards, energy cards, and factory packaging is exceptionally rare—the breadth of coverage suggests this may be an assembled high-end collection rather than a single booster box pull. Condition preservation is paramount for vintage Neo: even light play or storage issues significantly impact value, as the Japanese market maintains strict grading standards and authentic mint examples remain scarce.