Gym☆Final winner prize (May 2007-June 2007) Gym☆Challenge winner prize (March 2007-May 2007)īattle Road Spring 2007: Diamond VS Pearl One Day Battle participation prizeīattle Road Spring 2007: PCL Corner Battleīattle Road Spring 2007: Team Battle DP Battle winner prizeĬhampion's League Spring 2007 winner prize Gym☆Challenge winner prize (December 2006) Gym☆Challenge participation prize (December 2006)
Pokémon Diamond & Pearl Battle Festa★2006: Battle Road Stadium DP Final Stage winner prize Pokémon Jungle Tours ~The Legend of Diamond & Pearl~ admission giveaway Gym☆Challenge winner prize (March 2006-May 2006)Ģ006 World Championships participation card Several cards around this time also featured a unique rarity symbol of two stars, similar to how Shining Pokémon featured three stars.ġ996 - 2005 Main article: Unnumbered Promotional cards (TCG)/1996-2005 2006 2006 releases
Collectors can expect to pay significant sums of money for any of these cards. The rarest cards are the those awarded to the first, second and third-place winners in tournaments. This collection contains some of the rarest Pokémon cards in the world, as they were only available through exclusive events and limited to extremely small print runs. As the TCG has gone on, some Unnumbered Promotional cards began to use the black star "PROMO" symbol, while some also use the suffix of a current numbered promotional set. On occasion, if a particular promotional card was distributed close to the release of a core TCG expansion, it would feature the set symbol.
Many of these cards remain exclusive to Japan.īefore the use of the "PROMO" symbol and collection numbers (first introduced in mid-2001), many of the Unnumbered Promotional cards had unique symbols and stamps. Unlike the English Miscellaneous Promotional cards, which are typically variant reprints of cards found in expansions, the Unnumbered Promotional cards are often standalone prints released in conjunction with current events in other areas of the Pokémon franchise. The Unnumbered Promotional cards refer to a collection of Japanese promotional cards from the Pokémon Trading Card Game that have no collection number.