POKÉMON SONG BEST COLLECTION — 1999

In 1999, Japan concealed an extraordinary collection of Pokémon cards within a music CD release. Eleven promotional cards emerged from this unusual collaboration, including the iconic Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur bearing the distinctive lightning-bolt logo, alongside exclusive treasures such as Cool Porygon and Hungry Snorlax.

Within the Vault lies the complete eleven-card promotional collection, preserved from an era when some of Pokémon's most remarkable discoveries were found far beyond booster packs.

Not every secret was hidden inside a booster.

INSPECT RELICS

What are they worth... to you?

THE ELEVEN SECRETS — INSIDE THE VAULT

JAPANESE CD PROMOS (COMPLETE) • 11/11 CARDS • RAW & UNGRADED

The complete eleven-card Pokémon Song Best Collection promotional release, featuring holographic, glossy, and exclusive promotional cards, including the English-language Pikachu.

Examine the relics below. The photographs document the actual cards included in the RAWction.

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Light and Shadows

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Soft Portrait

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CHARIZARD — 4/102