Professor Oak isnt just the best card from Pokemons base set, it might be among the best cards ever printed
The most expensive card belongs to YouTuber and professional wrestler Logan Paul, who bought it for $420,000
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Theyre made specifically to fit standard trading cards and to meet grading company submission guidelines, so a single universal fit keeps things simple and consistent
Some examples of tells were: Slight miscolorations Blurry text Text in a different font Text with different line breaks A different card feel (paper quality, etc) A different style of holographic film, especially one that goes all the way to the edge of the card (most holographic real cards are only on the Pokmon portrait) A different card size Being part of a set that it wasn't originally part of (e.g
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