japanese pokemon card back Pseudo-Japanese Style by IAmTheDaveO on DeviantArt How to tell if Japanese
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Released on October 20, 1996, the very first print run of the Japanese Expansion Pack lacked the rarity symbols (circle, diamond, or star) that would soon become a staple of every set

Precise centering measurements of 48.15 / 51.85 top-to-bottom and 54.81/45.19 left-to-right on the front of the card fell in line with TAG's grading rubric criteria for a 10, which can be viewed here
Japanese cards are usually considered separately, but given that this card only exists in Japanese and has such a high value, it warrants inclusion among the most expensive Charizard cards of all time
