pokémon 25th anniversary set card list Pokémon 25th Anniversary Complete Master Set (118/100) 2021 + Official  Celebrations Binder
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pokémon 25th anniversary set card list

pokémon 25th anniversary set card list Pokémon 25th Anniversary Complete Master Set (118/100) 2021 + Official Celebrations Binder

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pokémon 25th anniversary set card list Pokémon 25th Anniversary Complete Master Set (118/100) 2021 + Official Celebrations BinderPokmon Celebrations 25th Anniversary Card List: This set includes all standard sized English Pokmon TCG cards with the 25th anniversary stamp on them (no Jumbo cards). This includes Celebrations, Celebrations: Classic Collection, the 25th Anniversary McDonalds Promo Cards, and 25th Anniversary Black Star Promo cards. This master set is composted of 118 total cards: 25 Celebrations set cards, 25 Celebrations Classic Collection Set Cards, 50 McDonalds

Pokémon Celebrations 25th Anniversary Card List: 

This set includes all standard sized English Pokémon TCG cards with the 25th anniversary stamp on them (no Jumbo cards). This includes Celebrations, Celebrations: Classic Collection, the 25th Anniversary McDonalds Promo Cards, and 25th Anniversary Black Star Promo cards.

This master set is composted of 118 total cards: 25 Celebrations set cards, 25 Celebrations Classic Collection Set Cards, 50 McDonalds 25th Anniversary Collection Cards, and 18 Black Star Promo cards. The two Golden Metal Pikachu and Charizard Celebrations UPC Cards are are not included or considered part of this Pokémon 25th Anniversary Master Set. 

All cards are authentic, official Pokémon TCG (Trading Card Game) Cards. All cards are in English. All cards are raw (ungraded) unless otherwise stated. Card conditions in this particular set range from Near Mint to Moderately Played. Cards are carefully stored and shipped protected in an included high-quality side load binder. Send us an e-mail at [email protected] or use the chat feature to ask for photos of the complete set for sale or any individual cards! We sell a large number of sets and the set in the photographs may be a set that we previously sold and not the exact cards for sale! For more information be sure to check our Frequently Asked Questions (F.A.Q.) section! 

2021 Pokémon TCG Celebrations Set Cards:

1/25 Ho-Oh

2/25 Reshiram

3/25 Kyogre

4/25 Palkia

5/25 Pikachu (Full Art)

6/25 Flying Pikachu V

7/25 Flying Pikachu Vmax

8/25 Surfing Pikachu V

9/25 Surfing Pikachu Vmax

10/25 Zekrom

11/25 Mew

12/25 Xerneas

13/25 Cosmog

14/25 Cosmoem

15/25 Lunala

16/25 Zacian V

17/25 Groudon

18/25 Zamazenta V

19/25 Yveltal

20/25 Dialga

21/25 Solgaleo

22/25 Lugia

23/25 Professor’s Research

24/25 Professor’s Research (Full Art)

25/25 Mew (Golden Secret Rare)

2021 Pokémon TCG Celebrations Classic Collection Set Card List:

2/102 Blastoise (2021)

4/102 Charizard (2021)

15/102 Venusaur (2021)

24 Birthday Pikachu (_____'s Pikachu) 2021

6/82 Dark Gyarados (2021)

15/132 Rocket's Zapdos (2021)

20/111 Cleffa (2021)

66/64 Shining Magikarp (2021)

9/95 Team Magma's Groudon (2021)

93/101 Gardevoir EX Delta Species (2021)

88/92 Mew Ex (2021)

17/17 Umbreon Star (2021)

15/106 Claydol Lv. 45 (2021)

109/111 Luxray GL Lv. X (2021)

145/147 Garchomp C Lv. X (2021)

107/123 Donphan (2021)

113/114 Reshiram (2021)

114/114 Zekrom (2021)

54/99 Mewtwo EX (2021)

97/146 Xerneas EX (2021)

76/108 M Rayquaza EX (2021)

60/145 Tapu Lele GX (2021)

73/102 Imposter Professor Oak (2021)

15/82 Here Comes Team Rocket! (2021)

86/109 Rocket's Admin (2021)

Pokemon TCG 25th Anniversary Black Star Promo Card List:

SWSH039 General Mills Promotion Pikachu

SWSH062 Pikachu VMAX

SWSH132 Dragapult

SWSH133 Lance's Charizard V

SWSH134 Dark Sylveon V

SWSH135 Zacian Lv. X

SWSH136 Mimikyu Delta Species

SWSH137 Light Toxtricity

SWSH138 Hydreigon C Lv. 61

SWSH139 Pikachu V-Union (1/4)

SWSH140 Pikachu V-Union (2/4)

SWSH141 Pikachu V-Union (3/4)

SWSH142 Pikachu V-Union (4/4)

SWSH143 Pikachu V

SWSH144 Greninja Star

SWSH145 Pikachu V (Golden)

SWSH146 Poké Ball (Golden)

SWSH167 Professor Burnet 

McDonalds 25th Anniversary Collection Card List:

(Each card comes in holographic and non holo form), total of 50 cards:

Bulbasaur (1/25) 2021
Chikorita (2/25) 2021
Treecko (3/25) 2021
Turtwig (4/25) 2021
Snivy (5/25) 2021
Chespin (6/25) 2021
Rowlet (7/25)
Grookey (8/25)
Charmander (9/25)
Cyndaquil (10/25)
Torchic (11/25)
Chimchar (12/25)
Tepig (13/25)
Fennekin (14/25)
Litten (15/25)
Scorbunny (16/25)
Squirtle (17/25)
Totodile (18/25)
Mudkip (19/25)
Piplup (20/25)
Oshawott (21/25)
Froakie (22/25)
Popplio (23/25)
Sobble (24/25)
Pikachu (25/25)

Disclaimer: Please note that while the images shown on our listings are not pictures of the exact cards in each set. You will receive one of each of the cards shown in the photos, but the cards received will not be the exact cards pictured. These images are from previously sold sets and serve as a reference. Every card is unique and the actual cards you receive may vary from those shown in the images. We adhere to card condition guidelines and are committed to transparency in our descriptions and titles. For additional peace of mind, we welcome requests for front and back close-ups of any specific cards prior to your purchase. By placing an order, you acknowledge and agree to these terms.

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