Japanese cards carry lower counterfeit risk because the complex Japanese text is harder to replicate, domestic distribution is tightly controlled, and the print quality (embossing, foil, cardstock) is expensive to reproduce
Ratequaza December 8, 2024, 7:41am 2 @Quuador, your turn hermit December 8, 2024, 7:51am 3 EN_U112AshleyUnnumbered465659 27 KB pfm December 8, 2024, 9:44am 4 Assuming youre excluding worlds trophy cards Its funny because I can name so many Japanese ones but there are not really many rare English Pikachu outside of art academy Screenshot_20241208_044139_Chrome1080661 107 KB Screenshot_20241208_044118_Chrome10171876 177 KB Screenshot_20241208_044108_Chrome10191887 177 KB Heres the only other one i could think of Pikachu-WB-Promo655886 129 KB Maybe rainbow chonkachu and cheese hat pikachu make the list too Quuador December 8, 2024, 1:32pm 5 @pfm Kinda hit the nail on the head
Joining a Gym Battle here in Japan is way easier than you might think
For the uninitiated, Pokmon Cards are part of the Pokmon Card Trading Card Game that originally launched in 1996
This card is a Bodyguard card, meaning it can protect other cards that are being challenged