Number 10 on our list goes to the first edition base set Mewtwo released in 1999. “Wow, that’s a PSA 10 Charizard”, means ‘that’s the best condition card possible’. Each card gets a quality/condition rating too, usually out of 10.
Simply put, it means the card has been sent to specialists to grade in order to prove its authenticity. If you don’t know what a “graded card” means, we do advise doing some research. Prices and rarities are changing daily due to collectors finally selling rare cards that they hold one too, and the crazy amount of new cards going in for grading that are new to the market. This list isn’t official think of it as a guideline of whats “rare”. PLEASE NOTE – Rarities of Pokemon cards do fluctuate from time to time, so we will regularly update this article. This article features some official “rare Pokemon cards” but we’ve also sprinkled in some cards that the average collector may have hiding in their basement or attics. But, when I first started properly collecting, I always wondered if I had any rare Pokemon cards in my collection. I have many base set Charizards, PSA graded cards, and a few 1st editions knocking around.
Pokemon remains a huge part of my life it even motivated me to start this website. Now, 22 years later, here I am as a 28-year-old man collecting Pokemon Marbles, rare Gameboys, and opening sealed Pokemon products on our Break The Seal YouTube channel. I remember my father and I walking to the shop in our local town to buy packs, and I vividly remember the base set Machamp being my first ever holographic pull.
I’ve been collecting rare Pokemon cards ever since I was a kid back in 1999.
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