1998 Pokemon Televi Kun Magazine Playing Cards 8 of Diamonds Gastly/Gengar/Haunter PSA 10

1998 Pokemon Televi Kun Magazine Playing Cards 8 of Diamonds Gastly/Gengar/Haunter PSA 10

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1998 Pokemon Televi Kun Magazine Playing Cards 8 of Diamonds Gastly/Gengar/Haunter PSA 10

1998 Pokemon Televi Kun Magazine Playing Cards 8 of Diamonds Gastly/Gengar/Haunter PSA 10

$1,559.99
Sale price  $1,559.99 Regular price 

The 1998 Pokemon Televi-Kun Magazine Playing Cards 8 of Diamonds featuring Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar in PSA 10 Gem Mint condition is a rare collectible from an exclusive Japanese promotional set. This card merges traditional playing card design with Pokemon artwork, making it a standout piece for collectors seeking unusual Pokemon memorabilia from the franchise's early years. The PSA 10 grade confirms flawless preservation with sharp corners, perfect centering, and no visible imperfections.

Highlights

  • Grade: PSA 10 Gem Mint - the highest attainable grade with flawless corners, centering, and no visible imperfections
  • Rare Set: From the 1998 Televi-Kun Magazine promotional set, a unique Japanese release combining playing card format with Pokemon characters
  • Triple Character: Features Gastly, Haunter, and Gengar - the complete Ghost-type evolution line from Generation 1
  • Playing Card Design: Functions as the 8 of Diamonds while showcasing Pokemon artwork, blending traditional card games with collectible appeal
  • Japanese Exclusive: Language-specific promotional item from Pokemon's early era, harder to find than standard TCG releases

Card details

  • Year: 1998
  • Brand / set: Pokemon Televi-Kun Magazine Playing Cards
  • Card number: 8 of Diamonds
  • Player / character: Gastly / Haunter / Gengar
  • Grading company: PSA
  • Grade: 10

Questions

Is this card graded?
Yes, this card is graded PSA 10 Gem Mint, the highest grade possible.

What makes the Televi-Kun set different from regular Pokemon cards?
The Televi-Kun set was a Japanese magazine promotional release that combined traditional playing card functionality (this one being 8 of Diamonds) with Pokemon character artwork, making it a crossover collectible rather than a standard TCG card.

Is this card in Japanese?
Yes, this is a Japanese-exclusive promotional item from 1998.

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