Pokemon Price Guide - Nostalgia

Was digging through some old magazines and found some interesting old Pokemon articles. Saw this price guide for Base 1st & Unlimited and wanted to share. I’d be happy to honor those prices for people looking to trade in their base holos :rofl:

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I am so sick of people getting ripped off. Guys, if you’re in possession of an upper-end condition 1st Edition Base Charizard, I will give you DOUBLE what scratchdesk is paying. I’m just interested in what’s healthiest for the hobby. Thanks.

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Lol!!

i will come to you hyper! hook me up with the uppers :wink:

Let’s go back to the 90s

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Wow! Look at that 1st ed Charizard price!

Funny that they denoted the rise because by the end of that year they were already over $200

Edit: I’m curious, what month was this release? If I were to guess I’d say either Apr or May?

@jkanly Here it is June 1999:

And here is one from a few issues later in December 1999:

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Ok, I’ll try something to get us back to the 90s somehow:

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booster box price! :X

I remember Scrye as one of the 2 pricing guides used back in the day

Scrye said:“Note: The 1st Edition prices below are very preliminary. As we went to press, 1st Edition prices were skyrocketing.”
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And they’re still skyrocketing 18 years later…

And they’re still skyrocketing 18 years later…
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Just between the two issues, Zard tripled in value

1st Ed Charizard went up nearly 8 times.

I love these old magazines, brings the nostalgia back :blush:

I have a price guide where the picture for the 1st edition charizard is shadowed Im not sure if they photoshopped it or what