Japanese collection audition.

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Hello there.

First of all Im sorry if something doesn’t make sense, my English level aint that good.

Im glad I’ve found this forum. Seems like a great place to share our love for pokemon tcg.

I humbly request a helping hand (or few haha) to check my collection of Pokemon cards and help me with the prices, so I can think about selling some of them because of this economic recession we are living in right now.

I’ve already checked eBay and Cardmarket (Im from Spain so Cardmarket is a great European secondary website to trade MTG Pokemon and other card games) but the prices are all over the place, leaving me with more questions than when I started.

I think this is the right place to ask for a genuine question such as this.

So, as mentioned before, I hope I do this right the first time and you guys can help me.

Im going to post also the 3 English cards that I have so I can check if I was right paying what I paid for the 3 in a bundle.

Thank you very much for your time in advance, this is going to help me a lot.

Kind regards from Spain.

G.C.Z.

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Aparently I’ve done it the wrong way, trying to fix the images.

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By the way, Iremember now that I missed a very important question I had for years.

The PSA 10 Japanese Base Set Charizard and the PSA9 Ninetales have a little square in the holo pattern as you can see in the photo. (Zard beneath the tail and Ninetales in the middle of the pokemon)

Is that any normal? I’ve never seen that and Im worried its some kind of error or even fake cards. Lucky me if the cards are fake at least I paid very little for them years ago, but it’s something I simply couldnt find information about it.

Again, thanks for your time. ^^

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Welcome to the Pokemon card market in 2020 :blush:

Seriously, though, for many cards the price from a month or two ago is no longer today’s price, so everyone is left guessing to some extent at the moment.

For your english psa cards, try www.pokemonprice.com

For your japanese cards, ebay is your best bet for past sales data

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