HELP to identify this japanese set!

[andrea]

Can someone tell me if the cards are all from the same set/part?
The cards should all fall under the set name: Graffiti, but since it has various parts I need to know if they all are of the same part, ( I have the complete part2 and partial part1), to classify them in my binder, thanks^^

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[engadgeter]

@andrea

Can someone tell me if the cards are all from the same set/part?
The cards should all fall under the set name: Graffiti, but since it has various parts I need to know if they all are of the same part, ( I have the complete part2 and partial part1), to classify them in my binder, thanks^^

So I found this on pokevault:

“Pokemon 1998 Bandai Psyduck sticker card. This sticker card is like a Pokemon card, but it is actually made up of 4 small stickers on a card type backing. This is one of the ultra rare character story insert cards. This sticker card series was sold only in vending machines in Japan, back in 1998. The reason these sticker cards are so rare is that most children peeled the stickers off the backing, making the card worthless. On the back of the card it tells a Pokemon story about Psyduck (in Japanese) (See “additional images” to see the back of the card). The card is thinner than a normal Pokemon card and cannot be used with the official Pokemon card game, but is very rare and highly collectible.”

They are really nice though and I think they make a great addition to any collection.

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[andrea]

@engadgeter

@andrea

Can someone tell me if the cards are all from the same set/part?
The cards should all fall under the set name: Graffiti, but since it has various parts I need to know if they all are of the same part, ( I have the complete part2 and partial part1), to classify them in my binder, thanks^^

So I found this on pokevault:

“Pokemon 1998 Bandai Psyduck sticker card. This sticker card is like a Pokemon card, but it is actually made up of 4 small stickers on a card type backing. This is one of the ultra rare character story insert cards. This sticker card series was sold only in vending machines in Japan, back in 1998. The reason these sticker cards are so rare is that most children peeled the stickers off the backing, making the card worthless. On the back of the card it tells a Pokemon story about Psyduck (in Japanese) (See “additional images” to see the back of the card). The card is thinner than a normal Pokemon card and cannot be used with the official Pokemon card game, but is very rare and highly collectible.”

They are really nice though and I think they make a great addition to any collection.

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Thanks, really appreciate the help!
They are really nice and coolectible, but since they are not well known it’s hard to find them and sell them (got plenty of part2 doubles to sell)