One of the major benefits of grading raw cards is that condition becomes a known thing (e.g., a Mint 9 verses a Gem Mint 10)
As such, many in the community are now questioning if McDonalds Japan will ever be part of a Pokmon TCG collaboration again, given the absolute disaster that this one turned out to be
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That combination of rarity, condition, and fan demand explains why collectors are willing to spend six figures on what, to outsiders, still looks like a cartoon creature on a trading card
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