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Soul Erasure Error Misalignment Pokémon Card MEGA Dream ex Mega Charizard X ex M2a 223/193 MA

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Soul Erasure Error Misalignment Pokémon Card MEGA Dream ex Mega Charizard X ex M2a 223/193 MA

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9,800 Yen ($64.05)

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2026-04-12 09:25:57 JST

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Collector Commentary

The Soul Erasure Error Misalignment Mega Charizard X ex from the Pokémon TCG represents a notable rarity within the franchise, which continues to captivate collectors since its initial release with the original series in the late 1990s. This particular error card, characterized by its misalignment, adds to its intrigue as such variations are often sought after for their uniqueness within collecting circles. Produced by The Pokémon Company, which is recognized for maintaining high-quality standards in card manufacturing, this piece stands out in a market that favors authentic Japanese editions for their superior print quality and condition retention. As the current bid reflects a competitive price point, it suggests an active interest in error cards, further emphasizing the collectible nature of misprints in the Japanese市场.