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Description
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Compared to eBay prices, this is offered at a lower rate.
[Item Details]
- Celebi Promo PSA8
- Himeguma (Launch Commemorative Card) PSA10
- Togekiss 1ed PSA10
- Bomedan 1ed PSA10 (Only 70 in the world - extremely rare)
- Latios Promo PSA10
- Fukamaru, Gabaito, Gyarados (Japan Representative Deciding Tournament Promo) PSA10
[Item Condition]
- Celebi: Has a Holo Monster Ball
- Himeguma: Has a Big Ball Holo
- Latios: Has a Big Ball Holo
- Fukamaru: Has Swirl
- Gabaito: Has Swirl
- Gyarados: Has Swirl
[Individual Prices]
- Togekiss: 75,000 yen
- Celebi: 28,000 yen
- Bomedan: 150,000 yen
- Himeguma: 50,000 yen (sold out)
- Latios: 200,000 yen
- Fukamaru: 85,000 yen
- Gabaito: 85,000 yen
- Gyarados: 85,000 yen
[Genuine Item Confirmation]
This is a genuine Japanese version Pokémon card.
[Shipping Method]
Cards will be carefully packed using sleeves and waterproof measures, and will be shipped via a traceable method.
[Important Notes]
- To avoid any subjective discrepancies regarding condition, please note that there are no returns or exchanges.
- Cancellations after winning the auction are not accepted.
- If you have any questions, please inquire before bidding.
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Please check the photos carefully before bidding. No returns or refunds.
Until 4/10 Current Price. [Perfect Condition] 'PSA10' x6 'PSA8' x1 Bulk Sale - First Come, First Served, Individual Purchases Possible
Sold For
500,000 Yen ($3267.97)
Win it and it arrives at our Tokyo warehouse. We combine your items into one international shipment, billed at actual carrier cost.
Auction Ended
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End Time
2026-04-08 20:46:07 JST
Bid History
Collector Commentary
This auction features a highly sought-after bulk sale of Pokémon trading cards, including the extremely rare Bomedan 1ed, limited to just 70 copies worldwide, making it a significant find for collectors. The inclusion of multiple PSA10-rated cards from notable promotional events reflects the enduring popularity of the Pokémon franchise, which began its journey in Japan in the mid-'90s. Given the market dynamics, prices for these authentic Japanese cards are often lower than equivalent auction sites like eBay, yet they maintain a strong collector appeal due to their provenance and condition—especially when preserved as carefully as these specimens. Collectors particularly value cards with unique holo patterns and limited releases, reinforcing the demand for high-grade pieces from this iconic series.