1st Edition
How to spot it: 1st Edition stamp in the bottom-left of the artwork frame.
First print window; smaller run than Unlimited.
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Vintage 2000 Gym Challenge Ninetales — WotC-era Fire-type from the Ninetales line.
Printed in the WotC era when 1st Edition and Unlimited distinctions still applied.
How to spot it: 1st Edition stamp in the bottom-left of the artwork frame.
First print window; smaller run than Unlimited.
How to spot it: No 1st Edition stamp; standard print frame.
Most common version of this card.
| Holo | 1st Edition ~$147 · Unlimited ~$51 raw · PSA 10 ~$1,916 (PriceCharting realized, May 2026) |
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Vintage WotC holo with edition variants; the 1st Edition print is the chase.
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Tier: None
Stage 1 Ninetales with 70 HP; top attack around 30 damage. Functions as an evolution-chain piece rather than a tournament attacker.
Once during your turn (before your attack), you may attach an Evolution card from your hand to Brock's Ninetales. (This doesn't count as evolving Brock's Ninetales.) Treat Brock's Ninetales as if it were that Pokémon instead. It can't evolve, devolve, or use the Pokémon Power of that Pokémon. During your turn, you may discard the Evolution card attached to Brock's Ninetales. This power can't be used if Brock's Ninetales is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed. If Brock's Ninetales becomes Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed, discard all Evolution cards attached to it.
PSA 10 estimate: WotC-era Ninetales PSA 10 populations vary; small numbers across most sets.
Graded copies command notable premiums over raw, especially for 1st Edition prints.
Other graders: BGS and CGC also grade vintage Pokemon; PSA dominates secondary-market liquidity.