Pokémon TCG Trick Or Trade Cards Worth The Most Money
In preparation for Halloween, the releases special themed packs each autumn, generally beginning in September. The set features holographic cards with a Pikachu Pumpkin stamp themed for the spooky season, and often has pocket monsters chosen who are befitting of the haunting feel of the season. Despite the fact that each card in the set is exclusive because of this stamp, some are more valuable than others, as is typical in the TCG setting.
In the, there are many who love to have complete collections, and many investors who collect merchandise to flip for a higher price. Exclusive cards like those in the packs can eventually be valuable. At first, the large supply makes their value low, but over time they have the potential to be more valuable, depending on market fluctuations. Ultimately, certain cards can reward investors a net gain on the packs if they receive them in high enough quantities, or are able to get some of the more valuable cards.
Marshadow is a perfect fit for the spooky Halloween season, as a ghost who works in the shadows for their attacks. In the, Marshadow is listed as a Psychic-type, although in other forms of the universe it is a Ghost- and Fighting-type. This card from the 2023 bundles is a reprint of the Marshadow card 080/203 from the set.
The only difference for the promotional bundle version of the holofoil Marshadow card 080/203 is the addition of the Pikachu Pumpkin stamp to the right of the picture, even the numbering in its lower left remains the same. At the time of writing, this card is valued on with a market value of $0.11.
As is the case with all the cards in the collection, this Mimikyu card is another reprint, this time from the set. Though it is a reprint, the art has never been featured as a Holo-Rare other than on this promo card. With the strong ability Heal Jamming, which prevents the opponent from healing any Benched Pokémon.
The signature Pikachu Pumpkin stamp signifying it is part of the Halloween event is present
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