The real Pokemon Craze started in the Spring/Summer of 1999, about 2-3 months later. And Booster Boxes of the Base Set retailed for about $118. Booster packs sold for $3.29 each back then. My kids and I had been playing the Pokemon Red/Blue games on the old B&W GameBoys, so I picked up some booster packs to teach them a TCG. The Base Set of Pokemon had just been released. While playing in a large MTG Tournament in January 1999, representatives of Wizards of the Coast were demonstrating their new Pokemon Trading Card Game. Wow! Just … Wow! A PSA 9 Black Lotus sold for $62,000 in April 2020.
In 2017, someone paid $100,000 for a Perfect 10 graded Black Lotus. I still remember thinking $300 for a single card was crazy! I remember seeing a Black Lotus card from MTG at my local game store selling for $300. I started playing Magic: The Gathering (MTG) in 1996. I have been playing and collecting Trading Card Games (TCG’s) since the mid-1990’s. ( Updated June 1, 2020 – Pojo Note: I updated prices based on recent eBay sales where applicable) $800 Factory Sealed Unlimited Booster Boxĭistributed by “Wizards of the Coast” (U.S.You will not believe the prices that old Pokemon Booster Boxes are selling for! $1800 Factory Sealed First Edition Booster Box $110.00 Complete 62-Card Set (Unlimited Print – ungraded) $400.00 Complete 62-Card Set (1st Edition – ungraded) PSA 10 cards are generally worth 3-10 times the values below. PSA Graded Cards are generally more valuable, especially if graded 8 thru 10.
Prices are all based on Near Mint Condition. These are compiled for clarification of relative values and what you might expect to pay online or at a game store for these cards.
“Unlimited” cards do not have the “Edition 1” stamp and are currently still in production. These cards were only available in retail outlets for a short time and their prices reflect their relative scarcity. “1st Edition” cards are specially marked with the “Edition 1” stamp to signify their limited print run status.
Fossil Expansion Set Revised January 2021
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