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Pokémon TCG: 10 Dark Pokémon Cards Worth The Most Money
Dark Pokémon cards are an interesting sub-category of the Pokémon Trading Card Game’s cards, with their age contributing to some impressive market prices. Not to be confused with Darkness-type Pokémon cards, Dark cards represent some truly dangerous individuals and their unique presentation allows them to easily stand out in any collection.
Dark Pokémon first appeared in the 2000s Team Rocket set, the fifth expansion of the Pokémon TCG. In keeping with the set’s theme, these cards depict actively malicious Pokémon trained by Team Rocket. They generally have stronger attacks and lower HP scores than their regular counterparts of the time, and come in both holographic and non-holographic varieties (although the holographic versions are naturally more valuable). Dark Pokémon cards also appeared in 2002’s Neo Destiny set, and then again during the Pokémon TCG’s EX series. This has created a large number of Dark Pokémon cards, with some, in particular, being especially valuable.
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10 Dark Espeon (Neo Destiny 4/105)
With a market price of $165 on TCGplayer, Dark Espeon may seem weak at first, but it grows in power as the opponent’s Pokémon do. While its Gouge attack can only deal 20 damage at most, Dark Espeon’s true danger is in its Psysplash attack, which damages each of an opponent’s Pokémon with a damage counter for every energy card they have attached.
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Pokémon TCG: 10 Dark Pokémon Cards Worth The Most Money
Dark Pokémon cards are an interesting sub-category of the Pokémon Trading Card Game’s cards, with their age contributing to some impressive market prices. Not to be confused with Darkness-type Pokémon cards, Dark cards represent some truly dangerous individuals and their unique presentation allows them to easily stand out in any collection.
Dark Pokémon first appeared in the 2000s Team Rocket set, the fifth expansion of the Pokémon TCG. In keeping with the set’s theme, these cards depict actively malicious Pokémon trained by Team Rocket. They generally have stronger attacks and lower HP scores than their regular counterparts of the time, and come in both holographic and non-holographic varieties (although the holographic versions are naturally more valuable). Dark Pokémon cards also appeared in 2002’s Neo Destiny set, and then again during the Pokémon TCG’s EX series. This has created a large number of Dark Pokémon cards, with some, in particular, being especially valuable.
Related: What Pokémon Cards Were Worth The Most Money In 2022
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10 Dark Espeon (Neo Destiny 4/105)
With a market price of $165 on TCGplayer, Dark Espeon may seem weak at first, but it grows in power as the opponent’s Pokémon do. While its Gouge attack can only deal 20 damage at most, Dark Espeon’s true danger is in its Psysplash attack, which damages each of an opponent’s Pokémon with a damage counter for every energy card they have attached.
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