shiny voltorb pokemon card SV13/SV94 Hidden Fates Vault Holo Near Mint Shiny Rare Retreat cost Pokemon Card Japanese Version Voltorb

Sort Card Type Corsola #37Uncommon $9.67 Corsola #102Common $3.10 Corsola #32Uncommon $2.77 Corsola #37Uncommon $2.28 Corsola #84Common $0.37 Corsola #13Common $2.09 Corsola #37Uncommon $0.59 Corsola #36Uncommon $0.40 Corsola #29Common $0.23 Corsola #36Uncommon $0.20 Corsola #27Common $0.37 Corsola #20Common $0.81 Corsola #12Common $2.00 Corsola #18Common $0.60 Corsola - 2007 (Akira Miyazaki) #37Uncommon $3.12 Galarian Corsola #78Common $0.06 Galarian Corsola #SV49Shiny Holo Rare $2.86 Galarian Corsola #117Common $0.04 Galarian Corsola #43Common $0.30 Galarian Corsola #36Common $0.15 Galarian Corsola - 072/190 #72None $0.13 Galarian Corsola - 248/190 #248Shiny Rare $2.00 Corsola #37Uncommon $9.67 Corsola - 2007 (Akira Miyazaki) #37Uncommon $3.12 Corsola #102Common $3.10 Galarian Corsola #SV49Shiny Holo Rare $2.86 Corsola #32Uncommon $2.77 Corsola #37Uncommon $2.28 Corsola #13Common $2.09 Galarian Corsola - 248/190 #248Shiny Rare $2.00 Corsola #12Common $2.00 Corsola #20Common $0.81

Company: Wizards of the Coast Series: Theros Item Type: Single Card Release Date: September 2013 Brand: Magic The Gathering UPC: Stock #: 80445 Our Guarantees to You, Our Valued Customer

1st Official Pokemon Card Game Tournament 3rd Place Prize June 1997 3rd place plaque from 1st Official Pokemon Card Game Tournament Trophy 2nd Official Pokemon Card Game Tournament Tokiwa Cup 3rd Place December 8, 1997 3rd place from 1997 Charizard Mega Battle Tokiwa Cup Commemorative Coin All participants in the tournaments also received a golden Chansey coin

NM copies can typically sell for $2.50 while some LP copies drop to $2.18 and below, although some LP copies sold for more than NM, which could be difficult to explain

Unless this guy has some insider trading lvl information about this company, I dont see anything changing with them any time soon

Graded 10 copies now carry a market value near $29,000, and 2026 has produced a run of eye watering results: $22,000 in March, $26,400 in April, $30,000 later that month, then $39,000 and $40,000 in back to back May and June sales