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The 10 most expensive Pokémon cards of Neo Discovery (Chase Cards)

Nine Unown enter the English game with this expansion, one card per letter, and the letter is the card: each has a Pokémon Power whose name begins with its own letter, ANGER on Unown A and DARK on Unown D, while Hidden Power is the only attack the nine have in common. The second Neo expansion arrived on June 1, 2001, localised from the Japanese Crossing the Ruins and set among the Ruins of Alph, whose four Trainers include Fossil Egg and Ruin Wall. Politoed, Smeargle and Wobbuffet reach the game on its 75 cards as well, and Espeon, Umbreon, Scizor and Tyranitar are among its holo rares.

#1 - Umbreon (1st Edition) 13/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $1,474.93

Umbreon (1st Edition) #13 — Neo Discovery

#2 - Umbreon 13/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $394.18

Umbreon #13 — Neo Discovery

#3 - Espeon (1st Edition) 1/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $355.64

Espeon (1st Edition) #1 — Neo Discovery

#4 - Tyranitar (1st Edition) 12/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $340.69

Tyranitar (1st Edition) #12 — Neo Discovery

#5 - Umbreon (1st Edition) 32/75 (Rare)

Market price: $246.53

Umbreon (1st Edition) #32 — Neo Discovery

#6 - Scizor (1st Edition) 10/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $241.42

Scizor (1st Edition) #10 — Neo Discovery

#7 - Espeon 1/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $187.61

Espeon #1 — Neo Discovery

#8 - Houndoom (1st Edition) 4/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $181.41

Houndoom (1st Edition) #4 — Neo Discovery

#9 - Houndour (1st Edition) 5/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $161.62

Houndour (1st Edition) #5 — Neo Discovery

#10 - Kabutops (1st Edition) 6/75 (Rare Holo)

Market price: $147.27

Kabutops (1st Edition) #6 — Neo Discovery

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