I suspect this card will keep going up in value at a reasonable pace as time continues to pass, if nothing else, you can always just sell the actual gold in the card.
However, there is no question that the demand for these cards greatly dwarfs the potential supply. It’s uncertain how many of these cards were produced and can be found in the world today. This card was made for Pokemon’s 20th anniversary and is a reissue of the very first Pikachu card that was ever produced, except unlike the original, this card was made with 11 grams of 24k gold.Īdding to the card’s rarity is the fact that it was only available to those that pre-ordered it in 2016 for a hefty price of $2,100 each, and you had to act fast, as pre-orders were only open for 20 days! 20th Anniversary 24K Gold Ginza Tanaka Pikachu Estimated Average Market Value (2021) Unknown Estimated Copies Worldwide Unknown This is in large part due to the card’s phenomenally low print run and the company intentionally destroying test versions during the card’s official production.Īlthough it’s very unlikely that you will come across this version of the card, even normal versions of this card have sold for over $900!Ī near-mint condition card, like this PSA graded 9.5 card, recently sold at auction for $11,000. Check out the video below to get more information about this card.ġ5. Ironically, despite the company’s worries about the quality of the test cards, they are now more valuable than the official release!
This can be seen in the Charizard artwork, which is obscured by the white text “For Position Only” which was used to ensure the quality of the test versions would never be mistaken for the final retail version. This card’s rarity can be attributed to its inclusion in “tester packs” that were used internally by the company before the set was officially released. 2002 Expedition “For Position Only” Charizard Estimated Average Market Value (2021) Unknown Estimated Copies Worldwide Unknown
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