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Thank you for viewing this listing. Cards of SR rarity and above, as well as popular AR cards, were stored in a moisture-proof cabinet. Due to amateur storage, please refrain from purchasing if you require perfect condition or are sensitive about the cards’ state. No claims, returns, refunds, or cancellations after purchase will be accepted. Please only purchase if you understand and agree to this. For those interested in specific cards and their conditions, I can provide additional detailed images upon request. - AR: 169 cards - SAR: 35 cards - SR: 56 cards - MA: 11 cards - Including standard and RR cards, there are likely over 4,000 cards in total. (Updated February 25, 2026, 7:07 PM) Pokémon card retirement collection includes Mega Charizard and Pikachu.

Pokémon Card Retirement Collection

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600,000 Yen ($3921.57)

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2026-03-02 14:34:07 JST

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Collector Commentary

This Pokémon card retirement collection showcases a significant number of rare cards that highlight the enduring popularity of characters like Mega Charizard and Pikachu within the franchise, which has captivated audiences since its TV debut in the late 1990s. With over 4,000 cards, including sought-after AR and SR rarities, this compilation reflects the high demand for vintage Pokémon cards among collectors, even as it carries the caveat of amateur storage, which may affect condition. Given that these cards were stored in a moisture-proof cabinet, collectors should appreciate the commitment to preservation, albeit acknowledging potential imperfections. In the current Japan market, the auction's pricing reflects the value attributed to early-run cards, particularly for established characters like Charizard, known for their strong collector interest.