Two clear files featuring Seviper:
Look Upon The Stars bedsheet covers:
Dancing Secret Base VHS:
And a fourth (out of seven) unpeeled Menko Patchin featuring a Seviper:
Greetz,
Quuador
Damn I need that Pokemon run card as a runner myself. Do you know if there are more cards from runs?
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Don’t think so, seems like a one off like that Pikachu basketball rain city promo.
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Yeah those I have seen on eBay, the rapidash I can’t find anywhere
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Just a nice pickup surprisingly cheap for what it is also just love how its basically the representation of the climax/puzzle parts of Platinum.
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I prefer these world championships cards and collect a series of them too…but the 1999 is too expensive for me 
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Newest pickup. Don’t really get what it is, but… 
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I think it’s a Greninja.
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We used to play this when I was a child. It’s a POG 
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That would be a neat slammer. Maybe make the ninja star embossed as the background. 
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Plugged a few holes on this page, gen 9 accelerating to completion. Need to start chipping away at mid era ASAP tbh.
151 master set stuff, and forgot if I posted these Shinings I need to crack
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Pulled the english version of this card out of the first packs I opened as an adult collecting again in 2018. I’ve finished the english set and have been wanting this card in japanese for a few years now.
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Based on the looks of it i was wondering if it might be a noodle sticker instead of a pog?
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I have no idea, the listing said “seal sticker game” but I can’t really find anything else about it.
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This seemed easier and cheaper than buying one myself, sun fading it myself, and sending to PSA 
thanks @smpratte
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Those look awesome! What are those books?
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@jaxlax21 Looks like a noodle sticker to me too. The company is Sapporo Ichiban, which has released a good amount of other Pokemon items alongside their noodle products.
@Mr.Garrison The books are the Japanese versions of the Pokemon Tales books. There are a lot more in Japanese, but some were released in English too. Some of the English books can be very rare. A good amount of them are done by well-known Pokemon artists (e.g. Kusube, Komiya, Nishida, etc.). Here are some hi-res scans of the English Oddish book by Komiya (they probably have more, but I just picked one that I knew had scans) 
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