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Pokemon Error Cards But They Get Increasingly RARER!
When the Pokemon Factory screws up,
error cards get accidentally put into packs.
These are the top 10 craziest error Pokemon moments
ever caught on camera.
In 10th place, I've never seen something like this before.
This guy was opening Booster Pack
when he noticed that the last card
was sideways and a miscut.
This error card, the corner's like a finished corner,
but clearly not the bottom of the card,
and then a totally just straight corner here.
It's crazy, super strange.
Number nine on our list is this grayscale error card.
This card came out of Base Set,
and the Pokemon Company definitely screwed it up big time.
This is actually one of the biggest error cards
that came out of the Base Set first edition print.
Now, how does this happen?
Well, Pokemon cards are cut from sheets,
and at the time, this print was made
to designate the end of the sheet.
They were not supposed to go out to the public.
But like any other error card,
some of them were accidentally slipped into Booster Packs.
It's now on the market for $1,500,
which does not surprise me considering how rare it is.
And number eight, you definitely don't see this every day.
This dude somehow got a crimp error
and a miscut error on the same card.
Crimp errors usually happen when they seal the Booster Pack,
but you get a card hanging out,
so it's pretty much sealed over the card.
Dude, that is the worst freaking crimp error
I have ever seen.
This is truly an insane find.
In seventh place, this guy definitely got more
than he paid for.
After the set Surging Sparks came out,
he was the first one to find an error pack on camera.
Taurus, what the?
What?
What is this pack?
Bro, did it have a whole extra card?
Okay, hold on.
One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight,
nine, 10, 11.
It had 12 cards in this pack, bro.
No way this pack had 12 cards.
The Pokemon employee must have definitely
been feeling generous that day.
In sixth place, this guy has the craziest collection
of miscut cards I've ever seen.
Some of these even show four Pokemon on a single card,
which is one of the rarest cards you can have.
Fifth place on our list goes to this miscut Booster Pack
found by Unlisted Leaf.
The cards inside look normal at first,
until you see the crimp error on the top of this Charmeleon.
I don't even know how the Pokemon company let this slide.
For fourth place, this guy found a Charizard God Pack.
What is that?
What is this?
Imagine pulling two of the same Charizards in a single pack.
That must be a crazy experience.
For third place, Cool Trainer Ryan was looking
for Gengar cards when he pulled this.
Fletchling, Luna, Target Whistle Reverse, and the rare.
Yo, what the?
Yo, what is, what?
Not only did he find the card he was looking for,
but it also became 1,000 times rarer.
Okay, this wild error definitely deserves
the second place spot.
This collector went on to Pawn Stars
to see how much he could get for this error ghastly,
and he was offered $2,500 for the card.
Crazy how misprints can make the value
of a card skyrocket that much.
Okay, in first place, we have PokeRev's crazy error moment
when he finds a ton of miscut Ultra Rares.
Yo, good luck to you.
Oh my God!
Okay, let's go.
What else are we gonna get out of box?
Number three!
Oh my God, bro!
Stop!
I can't do this!
I can't do this, bro!
Are you serious right now?
So we probably have around five to seven more hits in here.
Oh!
Yes!
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
Oh my God, bro!
Yes!
We got a third miscut, baby!
We need a couple more people.
Oh!
Yes!
Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
Are you serious right now, bro?
Are you serious right now?
He even realized this Dracazolt and Leafeon cards
fit together almost perfectly.
Yeah, it's the Dracazolt, you're right.
Right there.
That's the Dracazolt.
This is genuinely a wild find.
Check out this video on screen
to see even crazier Pokemon card moments.
Trust me, these are insane.
