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Collection of Pokémon Trading Card Game cards featuring Torterra Lv. X (in protective sleeve), Radiant Tsareena, Decidueye, a Japanese back card, and World Championship card back styles. Cards show light edge wear typical of played condition. Please refer to photos for specific card conditions and varieties included. 5 / 50 -
Lot of Pokémon Trading Card Game cards featuring a mix of eras. Visible front cards include Base Set Charmander LV.10 (60 HP), Infernape LV.55 (90 HP), and a modern Chi-Yu ex (190 HP) ultra rare card, along with approximately 10 additional face-down Pokémon cards showing standard card backs. Cards appear to be in good pre-owned condition overall. Standard trading card size (~2.5" x 3.5"). 7 / 50 -
A pile of assorted Pokémon Trading Card Game cards. Notable cards visible include 25th Anniversary Celebrations subset cards such as Professor's Research (Professor Oak) and Imposter Professor Oak (Classic Collection foil), along with a Swirlix card and numerous standard-backed Pokémon cards. Cards appear to be in good played to near-mint condition overall. 13 / 50 -
A pile of assorted Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) cards featuring visible cards such as Lucario V (027/189), Zamazenta (082/185), and Lucario (120 HP), along with a Japanese-backed Pokémon card and various standard English Pokémon cards. Condition ranges from played to light edge wear on select cards. 16 / 50 -
A large bulk collection of Pokémon TCG trading cards. Visible face-up cards include Hisuian Arcanine, Lucario, Cubone, and Clobbopus. The lot consists of dozens of cards shown in a pile. Cards appear to be in lightly played to near-mint condition, though individual conditions may vary throughout the pile. 20 / 50 -
A pile of assorted Pokémon TCG trading cards including vintage Base/Gym series cards such as Omastar (in protective sleeve), Misty's Horsea, Misty's Psyduck, and a 25th Anniversary stamped Squirtle card, along with various other cards displaying standard Pokémon backings. Cards appear to be in mixed lightly played condition. 21 / 50 -
A pile lot of assorted Pokémon trading cards featuring both vintage WOTC-era cards (such as Eevee 51/64, Pidgey 86/130, and Porygon 48/82) and modern cards (such as Snorlax). Condition varies across the lot, showing light handling wear typical of played cards. Includes English and Japanese backings as shown. 26 / 50 -
A pile of assorted Pokemon Trading Card Game (TCG) cards featuring various Pokemon such as Latios, Flapple, Druddigon, Zygarde, Altaria, and others. Includes common, uncommon, or rare cards from various modern sets. Cards appear to be in lightly played to near mint condition based on visible fronts and backs. 32 / 50 -
A pile of assorted Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) cards. Visible cards include 25th Anniversary stamped Dialga (HP 130), Metagross (HP 170), basic Energy cards (Psychic, Water), and various standard card backs. Cards appear to be in generally good condition; see photo for specific cards included. 38 / 50 -
A pile assortment of Pokémon trading card game (TCG) cards. Visible top cards include Ninetales, Volcarona, Victini, and Cyndaquil along with numerous other Pokémon cards with standard blue backings. Overall condition appears played to lightly played. Total quantity is an uncounted bulk stack. 39 / 50 -
A pile of Pokémon Trading Card Game cards, featuring visible face cards including Kyogre Amazing Rare (Shining Fates), Mew (Celebrations 25th Anniversary), and Salazzle, along with additional cards showing the standard Pokémon card back. Cards appear to be in good, lightly played to unplayed condition. Please review photos for specific cards and condition. 40 / 50 -
A large pile/lot of Pokémon Trading Card Game cards, featuring a mix of modern cards including visible examples like Absol, Dragalge, Sneasel, Morpeko, and others. Appears to be in generally good condition with light handling wear expected. Ideal for collectors or players looking for bulk cards. 42 / 50 -
Assorted bulk stack of modern Pokémon trading cards. Visible cards include Lopunny, Kecleon (Rapid Strike), Eevee, Ursaring, and Altaria, among dozens of others showing standard English Pokéball card backs. Cards appear to be in lightly played to near mint condition based on visible surfaces. 49 / 50
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