The Pokémon Lost Origin expansion set contains a total of 247 cards including 21 Secret Rare cards and a Trainer Gallery of 30 cards.
This article takes a look at the cards most likely to be the Lost Origin Chase Cards.
What are Chase Cards?
Chase cards are rare cards that have a 1/100 or less chance of being inside a booster pack. They are often one of the ultra rare or secret rare cards from an expansion set. If there is a full art Charizard in a set it is highly likely to be a Chase card but in sets without a Charizard card it is more a case of the cards that hold the most appeal due to their artwork, their rarity or their value.
Our Top Lost Origin Chase Cards
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Top of the list is the alternate art Giratina V numbered 186/196. The card depicts the set mascot, Giratina set against an intricately patterned, multicoloured backdrop. It is currently selling (9th September) for around £175 on Ebay UK and $200 on Ebay.com.
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Second place on our Pokémon Lost Origin Chase Cards list goes to Trainer Gallery Pikachu VMAX TG17/TG30. Pikachu is a fan favourite Pokémon and it is no surprise to see it as a chase card. On the morning of set release it is available on Ebay UK for around £90 and on Ebay.com for $85.
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Third on our list is the Secret Gold Giratina VSATAR 212/196. This card depicts a close-up image of Giratina set above a lower section containing a stylised Poké ball. The card is currently selling on Ebay UK for around £80 and on Ebay.com for around $75.
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Our fourth spot goes to another Trainer Gallery Card, this time featuring the ever popular Mew in VMAX form TG30/TG30. Mew is outlined in pink and coloured gold and black against a black background. Early morning of release day this card is selling on Ebay UK for £75 and Ebay.com for $70.
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Fifth place in our Pokémon Go Chase Cards list goes Aerodactyl V 180/196. This ultra rare card depicts Aerodactyl in full flight soaring over a river flanked by green fields with a smoking volcano in the background. On the morning of set release it is selling on Ebay UK for £70 and Ebay.com for $100.
