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most expensive??

Pokemon2319

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    What is the most expensive pokemon card of all time?? and how much would it go for?
     
    I've seen a Charizard card worth 100 dollars before. But I can't remember which one it was. .​
     
    It was probably the Base Set Charizard. That's the highest I can think of at the moment. That used to be everyone's little greedy want back in the day. -cough-ihaveit-cough-
     
    Charizard EX, its values go up to $200.
    second would be the Shiny Coro Coro Mew which is like $150^

    But the tropical wind set can go up to $300 so that's basicly the most expensive.
     
    I would have to say the FireRed Charizard or Shadow Lugia.
    They're both well over $200.
     
    I think the most old jumbo-card are realy rare. Nobody that i know believe in that thier are real, until i show them on the web. I have a "Articuno, Moltres and Zapdos".
     
    Are there any pokemon card collectors (not players) that would purchase a card for over $100 just to have in their collection. I understand that regular players would pay the money because it aids their game, but how about the non-players?
     
    That are the right price, but nobody (i think) pay that many for a single card. The card that i buy with the highest price was a Shinning Garydos (Red Garydos), and i pay € 20 ($ 29.50) for it.
     
    Ehh, im thinking for Trainers,it's Wailord. Having the highest HP can hold him off for a long time. But for Rarity,any misprint, misprints are rare,messups.
     
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