1996 Japanese Base Set Pikachu (No Rarity Symbol) BGS 9.5 Recently Sold For $8,999 It is no secret that print errors were common in early sets, and the first print run of Japanese Base Set Pokmon cards in 1996 is no stranger to these errors, known for missing the rarity symbol found in the bottom right corner of a card
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