Pokémon Mew ex — EX Legend Maker (2006), BGS 9

Mew ex from EX Legend Maker belongs to the defining chapter of the Pokémon TCG's EX era, when the game introduced oversized, high-detail ex cards that redefined how collectors approached the hobby. Set against the expansion's signature artwork and finished in holographic foil, this example places one of the franchise's most recognisable Mythical Pokémon at the centre of a composition that has aged into a benchmark of mid-2000s card design.

Beyond its visual appeal, the card carries a piece of the era's playing history: the Versatile ability allowed it to copy the attack of any other Pokémon in play, a mechanic that made Mew ex one of the most flexible cards of its generation. Encapsulated by Beckett with an overall 9 Mint grade and consistently strong subgrades across centering, corners, edges and surface, the card presents the level of preservation that collectors of EX-era holographics actively pursue, and holds its place as a cornerstone piece for a focused EX-era collection.