SWIRL🌀NM 2002 Pokémon Japanese Mysterious Mountains Moltres 019 1ED PSA 7 Kouki
Pokemon Japanese Haunter Mysterious Mountains 042/088 Excellent
2002 POKEMON JAPANESE MYSTERIOUS MOUNTAINS UNLIMITED #089 CHARIZARD-HOLO TAG 5

Pokémon Mysterious Mountains Japanese Set

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Item details

Brand
Pokémon
Release Year
2002
Set Name
Mysterious Mountains
Condition Range
Ungraded to PSA 9
Edition Type
Standard and 1st Edition
Marketplace Source
eBay

This page provides an early market overview for Pokémon cards from the Japanese Mysterious Mountains set. This set, released around 2002, features various Pokémon, including Moltres, Charizard, and Gyarados. When evaluating the value of these cards, several factors are crucial: the specific Pokémon, whether it is a Holo (Holographic) or 1st Edition, and its overall condition. Graded cards (PSA) command significantly higher prices than ungraded listings. The current asking prices show a wide range, from common, ungraded cards in the low teens to highly sought-after, graded, or rare 1st Edition variants reaching tens of thousands of dollars.

Please note: The prices displayed below are based solely on current LIVE ASKING prices from marketplace listings. These figures represent what sellers are requesting, not what the cards have actually sold for. Sold-comparison data is still pending and will be added to provide a more accurate valuation.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Mysterious Mountains set?
It is a set of Japanese Pokémon trading cards released around 2002, featuring various Pokémon like Moltres and Charizard.
What is it worth?
Based on current live asking prices, values vary drastically. Common cards are listed in the tens of dollars, while rare, graded, or 1st Edition cards are listed for thousands of dollars. Sold comparison data is still pending.
Does the condition matter?
Yes, condition is critical. Graded cards (e.g., PSA 7 or PSA 9) fetch significantly higher asking prices than ungraded cards.

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