Standard
How to spot it: Holo or non-holo per the card, with the regular foil placement.
The common, affordable version.
The 2002 Legendary Collection reissued classic Wizards-era cards and, famously, gave every card a reverse-holo parallel. There is a standard version and a much scarcer reverse-holo version.
How to spot it: Holo or non-holo per the card, with the regular foil placement.
The common, affordable version.
How to spot it: Foil applied across the entire card body instead of just the art window.
The valuable version. The full-body foil scratches and "whitens" very easily, so high-grade copies are genuinely scarce.
| Standard | A few dollars |
|---|---|
| Reverse Holo | ~$325 raw (near-mint) |
| Graded | Roughly $350–$450 (PSA 9 ~$394; CGC 9 ~$456) |
Verified against recent market data (May 2026). As with the rest of Legendary Collection, the reverse holo is the prize.
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Tier: None (collectible)
Collectible only — the reverse-holo rarity is the entire story, not the card’s modest attacks.
Unless all damage from this attack is prevented, you may remove 1 damage counter from Bulbasaur.
PSA 10 estimate: Reverse-holo gem-mint copies are scarce due to the easily-marked full-body foil.
PSA 9 has sold around $394 and CGC 9 around $456; grade is the main value driver.
Other graders: PSA, CGC and BGS all grade these.