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RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! Condition isn't very important. It would only affect the value if it was very significant wear. I wouldn't have paid more for PSA10 or less for PSA8.

RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! No really, just a minimum wage job. But I budget well.

RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! Slightly over $2,999.99 and a bit less than $3,000.01

RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! It was. Now it's mine.

RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! Just picked this guy up for myself:

Daelum, if you want help doing stuff like that, drop me a message here, the Gym or UPCCC. After Worlds I'd be interested in helping put spreadsheets and such together.

Which card have you seen for real? The snap tournament prize? I doubt you have. You've probably seen the snap promo that was released via Coro Coro or something similar.

RE: New Errors and Misprints Thread >New Rule: Please Provide a Picture When Sharing a Possible Fake or Misprint. That isn't an error card, it was a decoration made deliberately by WotC for the STS tournaments, the back is 4 more cards rather than a traditional back.

Yellow cheeked E3 cards are worth no more than $10, so you didn't lose out too badly when it got traded.

RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! The Illustrator is not the only difficult Pikachu card to get. You also have Number 1, 2 and 3 Trainers from 1997, 1998, 1999, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 and they're still going. Also the Snap prize card Pikachu, and...

A common from a POP set is still only worth a few cents. The only cards that are worth a lot are the rares and ultra rares (Stars, exs etc.)

Daelum, right now I would still class that as an unconfirmed sale. I have no reason to doubt the guy, but I would still like some proof that they own the card.

RE: Collector's Showcase - Please try to post a picture! I'd back up Daelum, people who collect any language other than English or Japanese are in the extreme minority. Although Korean cards are slightly gaining popularity right now.

RE: The ''How much is a card worth?'' topic. They aren't really. You might actually say that they're two different ways to say exactly the same thing.

There's a Jumbo version of the Base card too. To add info about the Snap contest one, as far as I know only one copy ever sold, and it went for £11,000 (which at the time was around $22,000)

If you were barely into Pokémon how did you end up with it in the first place? They're incredibly rare (unless it had yellow cheeks, in which case it came in a magazine and isn't worth much). And there's no such thing as an E3 Charmeleon, you may be thinking of the one with the Golden W stamp.

Well then you know it's the right one. But if you did open it you would feel a difference.

I've never handled one personally, but I have it on good authority that you can feel the difference. Did you open the CD yourself? If you bought the card as a single it's possible you just have an English one.

Card stock is the material that the cards are printed on to, like, the actual piece of cards. The Japanese cards use a different (and far better) type than English cards. And it was done around the time that the first English cards came out, just kind of showing off what was happening overseas...

A Shadowless Yellow Cheek Pikachu from the shadowless ZAP decks are probably worth a dollar or two, not a huge demand. The one from the CD is worth more, but not close to $14. The CDs themselves go from around $40-60 at the moment, and that includes not only the Pikachu but 10 other promo...