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Rare Pokémon Card: Crystal Type Charizard e-Series 5th Edition 1st Edition 089/088

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Rare Pokémon Card Crystal Type e-Series 5th Edition Charizard 089/088 1st Edition This listing includes a Pokémon card featuring a Rare Charizard from the e-Series, specifically the 5th edition, with the designation of 'Crystal Type'. Please note this is a 1st edition card and comes with a protective case. The condition is "as is," so we kindly ask that you check the provided images for an assessment of its condition. There may be some warping present, which is due to factors such as humidity and heat, and it's important to understand that preventing this is nearly impossible. Please keep in mind that this is a used item, and it will have scratches and stains due to prior usage, so please review the product images thoroughly before placing a bid. This item should primarily be considered for gameplay rather than a collector's item. Bidders looking for a completely unblemished or unused item should refrain from bidding. As this is a current item, please take ample time to review the product images. The item will be stored and shipped in a sleeved condition. (Note: Returns for issues such as 'scratches' after arrival will not be accepted, so please keep this in mind.) *Please verify everything via the photos provided (the contents are all present in the images).

Rare Pokémon Card: Crystal Type Charizard e-Series 5th Edition 1st Edition 089/088

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600,000 Yen ($3921.57)

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Collector Commentary

Crystal-type Pokémon cards from the e-Series represent a distinct mechanical subset with lower print runs than standard holos, making even played copies collectible for format enthusiasts. The 089/088 numbering anomaly itself signals regional or print variation interest. However, this card's played condition—warping, scratches, and stains from humidity exposure—places it firmly in the gameplay/bulk collector tier rather than the PSA-graded investment category; Crystal holos in near-mint condition command premiums, but worn copies lose value quickly without novelty or extreme rarity to offset condition loss. Japanese domestic e-Series cards were generally better QC'd than some international printings, though humidity damage remains a known issue in that era's storage.