Imagine you’re a kid in the 1990s, tearing open packs of Pokémon trading cards, heart pounding as you hope for that shiny holo rare. Fast forward to today, and those same cards are treasures hunted by grown-up collectors around the…

The value of a “4th print Venusaur” in 2025 depends on exactly which Venusaur card you mean, its specific print/run, condition, grading, and market venue; values in 2025 for various Venusaur cards range from under $50 for common ungraded copies…

What exactly is a 4th Print Blastoise, and why does it matter so much to Pokémon card fans in 2025? Let’s dive deep into this one card that has collectors buzzing, trading, and sometimes arguing over its spot in the…

There is no authoritative public figure for the total number of “4th Print Venusaur” cards worldwide because Wizards of the Coast/Media Factory/Nintendo/Pokémon Company and the distributors do not publish print-run numbers for individual Pokémon TCG cards, and collector research has…

The most direct answer: there is no definitive, publicly published “population count” for the 4th-print Blastoise card that applies across all grading services and all condition categories; what collectors rely on are graded-population reports from third‑party grading companies and aggregators,…

I can write an extremely extensive, plain-text, easy-to-understand article about how many 4th print Venusaur cards exist in PSA 10, but I need to clarify a few important points before I proceed. 1) Interpretation and scope – By “4th Print…

There is no publicly available exact count of how many 4th print Blastoise cards from the Pokémon Base Set have received a PSA 10 grade, as PSA does not release population reports broken down by specific print runs like 1st,…