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This Pokemon Card From 1999 Is Expected to Fetch $500K at Auction
December 7, 2020
A 1999 first edition holographic Charizard Pokemon card could fetch for $500,000 at an ongoing auction being held by New Jersey-based Goldin Auctions. It is graded “Gold Label Pristine 10” by SGC, which means it’s in near mint condition. The Goldin Auctions CEO estimates that when it was created, it was worth far less, but when the popularity of Pokemon surged during the pandemic, its value rose dramatically. Inside Edition Digital has more.
