Michelangelo, Improviser (Borderless Gold-Stamped) The first of just two Gold-Stamped, Kevin Eastman-signed cards on this list, Michelangelo, Improviser , is going for around $2,000 at the time of writing
The burst of blue and silver is the perfect portrayal of Dialga, as its primary colors are chiefly featured in this stunning art
So the accurate framing is: First Pokmon cards ever sold: Bandai Carddass, late September 1996 First Pokmon TCG cards: CoroCoro Pikachu and Jigglypuff, October 15, 1996 First Pokmon TCG set: Japanese Base Set, October 20, 1996 The CoroCoro promos are the true starting point of the Pokmon TCG as a game and a collecting hobby
Trample helps a ton, but finding a few haste enablers goes a long way
If you're in a hurry for a specific card, search for alternative sellers
The latter is even part of the Dungeons of Death commander deck