Pokémon — Six-Card Japanese PSA 10 Bundle, Multi-Era Collection

A selection of six Japanese cards, all certified PSA 10 GEM MINT, the highest grade attainable, spanning almost twenty years of Pokémon TCG history: from the early classic-era expansions to the modern Tag Team GX. It is a bundle conceived for collectors who look for absolute quality of preservation together with variety of subjects, eras and illustrators.

• Dragonite Holo — 2008 Diamond & Pearl “Cry from the Mysterious” (1st Edition), #180, PSA 10. One of the most evocative illustrations of the Pokémon, set against a starry night sky, from a first edition of a set closely followed by Diamond & Pearl collectors.
• Ninetales Holo — 2001 Expedition (1st Edition), #104, PSA 10. A classic of the e-Card era, the first set of that cycle, much sought after by vintage-focused collectors for the combination of print rarity and enduring popularity.
• Alakazam Holo — 2001 Expedition (1st Edition), #116, PSA 10, cert. 107266215. Companion to the Ninetales above, among the most iconic cards of the set for its meditative illustration.
• Mewtwo & Mew GX (Full Art) — 2019 Sun & Moon “Miracle Twins”, #097, PSA 10, cert. 113700436. One of the most loved Tag Team Full Arts of the modern era, uniting two of the franchise's most iconic legendary and mythical Pokémon in a single image.
• Kabutops Holo — 2002 Pokémon “Split Earth” (1st Edition), #058, PSA 10, cert. 110013170. From one of the most niche and researched Japanese sets, a rare evolved fossil Pokémon shown with great dynamism in first edition.
• Aerodactyl Holo — 2005 Pokémon “Mirage Forest” (1st Edition), #060, PSA 10, cert. 65123299. Another niche set piece, with Aerodactyl in night flight over an atmospheric illustration by Hajime Kusajima.

What makes the lot unusual is its coherence within variety: six cards, six different sets and eras, six different illustrators, all held at the same maximum certified level of preservation. The presence of niche sets such as Split Earth and Mirage Forest alongside classics such as Expedition and a modern Tag Team GX gives the bundle a distinct character for experienced collectors, who rarely find these pieces assembled in the same condition. First-edition Japanese cards at the top of the grading scale form a segment that has shown durable, consistent demand on the secondary market, and the combination of historical depth and uniform grading makes this selection equally effective for a diversified collection and for a thematic focus on high-grade Japanese printings.