holographic flareon pokemon card Holo No.136 Jungle Japanese Wx2 / / 1 Artist Pokemon - Flareon (3) -

The Art Rare treatment elevated a famously weak and comical Pokemon into a genuine chase card, and the submission numbers reflect the unique intersection of humor, nostalgia, and beautiful artwork that makes certain cards irresistible to grade

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With only a single digit separating a graded 9 and 10 trading card, what difference does it make in value, and how do cards get a 10 over a 9

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What makes these cards especially compelling to collectors: Provenance: Each card has a documented history tied to a specific tournament champion Fixed supply forever: No reprint risk, no future dilution Trophy asset: Many owners never sell further limiting available supply Growing player base: As One Piece TCG expands globally, more collectors compete for a fixed pool of trophy cards Note that PSA 10 prices for some championship cards can be lower than raw this reflects that raw sales capture a broader buyer pool including those who prefer unslabbed trophies