The submission where this comes from also included another PSA 10 1st ed. Lugia, cert number is 23878947. Good luck finding rest of the info, I think lists like this are good resource for other high demand set cards.
I had some spare time and so I decided to play around with the certification look up and check if there are some sequential certs and I have found: 18756826
26450128 is a funny one, 3 certs down and 2 certs up do not exist in the psa database (does that mean the cases were cracked and that the labels were sent in?)
26569326, this cert has got 6 psa 9 lugias surrounding it, nice submission!
I came to number: 27068663 after which I had to redo the captcha and I could not for the life of me complete the new captcha, so I am a robot. Well one new cert so only 4 left now!
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