The Most Expensive Best of Game Cards

The Most Expensive Best of Game Cards, sorted by default.

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   Rocket's Mewtwo

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game8/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $1,085

   Ungraded

   PSA 10 $29,999

   Moderate data

   Rocket's Mewtwo shows the pale psychic clone in profile, gathering a wisp of white energy between its hands against a gray, blurred background, with a gold "winner" stamp in the corner. Art by Shin-ichi Yoshida, it sits on a full cosmos holo face with a Team Rocket grunt badge below. As a Best of Game winner promo tied to the Rocket era, it draws Mewtwo fans and promo completists alike.

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   Rocket's Hitmonchan

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game9/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $490

   Ungraded

   Moderate data

   Rocket's Hitmonchan throws a big pink-gloved jab against a dark purple backdrop, art by Ken Sugimori in the clean, early style of the original sets. The whole card sits on a cosmos holo pattern with a black "winner" stamp in the art box and a Team Rocket grunt in the corner. Collectors chase it as a Best of Game promo, one of the scarcer stamped cards from the classic era.

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   Dark Venusaur

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game7/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $180

   Ungraded

   PSA 10 $1,020

   Strong data

   Dark Venusaur glowers straight at you in a glossy CGI render, its yellow flower spotted with pink and drooping over a scowling blue face under a night sky with a crescent moon and stars. Art by Shin-ichi Yoshida, it carries the moody Team Rocket "Dark" look into the e-Card frame, and as a Best of Game promo it is a hard-to-find piece for Venusaur fans.

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   Hitmonchan

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game2/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $150

   Ungraded

   Moderate data

   This Hitmonchan promo from Best of Game reuses the classic art by Ken Sugimori, with the boxer standing square in a guarded stance, gloves raised, against a simple green swirl. What sets it apart is the sparkly cosmo holo foil running across the whole card, including the border area around the attacks. Collectors chase it as one of the scarcer early promos with that distinctive full-card shine.

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   Dark Ivysaur

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game6/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $82.90

   Ungraded

   PSA 10 $748

   Moderate data

   Dark Ivysaur lunges straight at you in a painterly close-up, its blue body speckled with dark spots, red eyes narrowed and white spiky ruff flaring around its head as the bud blooms red behind it. Art by Shin-ichi Yoshida, the card's soft brushwork sits on the e-Card style frame. As a Best of Game promo, it draws Bulbasaur line fans and collectors chasing the harder-to-find prize cards of that era.

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   Electabuzz

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game1/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $70.00

   Ungraded

   Strong data

   Electabuzz stands front and center with both fists raised overhead, glowing yellow against a dark background as bolts of lightning streak out behind it, in the clean early style of art by Ken Sugimori. The whole card is covered in a cosmic holo sparkle that runs past the frame into the border area. As a Best of Game promo, it draws collectors chasing the scarcer odd corners of the early era.

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   Rocket's Scizor

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game4/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $47.20

   Ungraded

   PSA 10 $499

   Moderate data

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   Professor Elm

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game3/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $36.98

   Ungraded

   Strong data

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   Rocket's Sneasel

   Wizards of the CoastBest of Game5/92002Promo

   OwnWish

   $29.46

   Ungraded

   PSA 10 $585

   Strong data

   Rocket's Sneasel crouches mid-lunge in a burst of radiating speed lines, claws glowing white as it slashes past a hulking Onix-like rock body framing both sides of the scene, art by Katsura Tabata in a glossy CG style. As a Best of Game promo featuring a Team Rocket Pokémon on the e-series yellow border, it draws collectors who chase Rocket cards and harder-to-find promos alike.