Other CGC Trading Cards-certified Pokmon cards in the auction included: a Pokmon (1999) Base Set - First Edition Complete Trading Card Set graded CGC 7 to CGC 9.5 (lot 36156) that realized $40,800 a Pokmon (2000) Neo Genesis - First Edition Complete Trading Card Set graded by CGC (lot 36162) that realized $10,800 a Pokmon (2000) Gym Challenge - First Edition Complete Trading Card Set graded by CGC (lot 36161) that realized $5,160 a Pokmon (2000) Team Rocket - First Edition Complete Trading Card Set graded by CGC (lot 36159) that realized $4,800 a Pokmon (2000) Gym Heroes - First Edition Complete Trading Card Set graded by CGC (lot 36160) that realized $3,960 Other CGC Trading Cards-certified Magic: The Gathering cards in the auction included: a Magic: The Gathering 1992 Gamma Playtest Edition Lightning Bolt graded CGC 7 (lot 36060) that realized $6,300 a Magic: The Gathering 1993 Unlimited Edition Timetwister graded CGC 6.5 (lot 37085) that realized $5,040 a Magic: The Gathering 1992 Gamma Playtest Edition Fireball graded CGC 7 (lot 36050) that realized $4,560 a Magic: The Gathering 1992 Gamma Playtest Edition Fear graded CGC 6 (lot 36048) that realized $4,440 a Magic: The Gathering 1992 Gamma Playtest Edition Jump graded CGC 7 (lot 36059) that realized $3,840 Pokmon and Magic: The Gathering cards represent a rapidly growing segment of the collectibles market

Plus only 48 graded copies exist with PSA of which 11 are PSA 10
PSAs grading standards are generally seen as more forgiving than companies like BGS, especially when it comes to centering and tiny surface imperfections
26 Slumbering Evil (Dark Depths) Dark Depths might appear like an unassuming and harmless-looking land card at first glance
Approximately one out of every ten packs will include a retro-art rare, bringing the chances for one of these cards to 40% for each bundle
In modern sets, this is typically a type symbol in a colored circle