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Unopened McDonald's Minimum Pack Pokémon Cards - "Town Not On The Map" and "Wind From The Sea"

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Description

This auction is for a collection that’s been organized for sale.

This includes items purchased nearly 20 years ago from McDonald's original offerings, as well as non-retail items obtained through Happy Meal purchases.

Everything has been kept in its original condition, still unopened, and the content remains a surprise.

Three types are included in this set:

1. Minimum Pack - Pokémon Card e (6 cards + paper coin and others)
2. Town Not On The Map - 1 card
3. Wind From The Sea - 1 card

Other items are also being sold, and combined shipping is possible.

To ensure a smooth transaction, please refrain from cancellations or returns after bidding.
● Shipping costs will be borne separately.

Unopened McDonald's Minimum Pack Pokémon Cards - "Town Not On The Map" and "Wind From The Sea"

Sold For

700,000 Yen ($4487.18)

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Ships from Japan

Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.

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2026-03-27 14:56:07 JST

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Collector Commentary

This unopened set of McDonald's Minimum Pack Pokémon cards from nearly two decades ago represents a unique intersection of fast-food promotion and the enduring Pokémon franchise, which has captivated audiences since its debut in the late 1990s. Featuring the rare "Town Not On The Map" and "Wind From The Sea" cards, this collection appeals to both casual fans and serious collectors due to its exclusivity and the nostalgia associated with the original design aesthetic of Pokémon cards. Given the excellent preservation and rarity of these packs, especially within the Japanese market where such collectibles often see heightened demand, the current auction price reflects a realistic valuation in the growing trend for vintage Pokémon memorabilia. With a noted preference among collectors for items sourced directly from Japan, this set's provenance and condition mark it as a desirable find.