
Collection of Pokémon Trading Cards including Rayquaza VMAX Alternative Art
This is a collection of several modern Pokémon Trading Card Game items, featuring a standout 'Rayquaza VMAX' Secret Rare (Alternative Art) from the Evolving Skies expansion (2021). The collection also includes a Lugia (Celebrations expansion, 022/025), a Tyranitar (Paldea Evolved), Suicune, and various others like Murkrow and a Scoop Up Cyclone ACE SPEC. The Rayquaza VMAX is notable for its intricate, full-card dynamic artwork depicting a dragon-like creature in a vibrant cityscape, featuring texturing and a rainbow-like holographic finish. The Lugia card bears the Pikachu 25th-anniversary stamp in the bottom right corner of the art window. Most cards are displayed in protective semi-rigid clear plastic top-loaders, indicating they are being kept in a collector-grade environment. The cards exhibit sharp corners and clean edges through the plastic, suggesting a 'Near Mint' or higher raw condition, though a definitive grade would require physical extraction and microscopic inspection of the surfaces for silvering, print lines, or centering issues. These cards are printed on standard cardstock laminate with various holofoil layers and textured finishes specifically used by the Pokémon Company International.
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Estimated Value
$450 - $550
Basic Information
Category
Collectible Trading Cards
Appraised On
May 9, 2026
Estimated Value
$450 - $550
Item Description
This is a collection of several modern Pokémon Trading Card Game items, featuring a standout 'Rayquaza VMAX' Secret Rare (Alternative Art) from the Evolving Skies expansion (2021). The collection also includes a Lugia (Celebrations expansion, 022/025), a Tyranitar (Paldea Evolved), Suicune, and various others like Murkrow and a Scoop Up Cyclone ACE SPEC. The Rayquaza VMAX is notable for its intricate, full-card dynamic artwork depicting a dragon-like creature in a vibrant cityscape, featuring texturing and a rainbow-like holographic finish. The Lugia card bears the Pikachu 25th-anniversary stamp in the bottom right corner of the art window. Most cards are displayed in protective semi-rigid clear plastic top-loaders, indicating they are being kept in a collector-grade environment. The cards exhibit sharp corners and clean edges through the plastic, suggesting a 'Near Mint' or higher raw condition, though a definitive grade would require physical extraction and microscopic inspection of the surfaces for silvering, print lines, or centering issues. These cards are printed on standard cardstock laminate with various holofoil layers and textured finishes specifically used by the Pokémon Company International.
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