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Pokémon Gengar 5/62 Fossil, 1st Edition PSA 9
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Alongside Charizard, the Fossil Gengar is the most collected holo of the first generation, and this copy carries the black 1st Edition stamp below the left of the artwork. PSA 9 means Mint with at most one small flaw.
Market data
Ranked 3rd among the most-traded Pokémon cards in Germany in 2026. Sold data for a PSA 9 1st Edition sits at around £1,840.
Card details
| Pokémon | Gengar |
|---|---|
| Set | Fossil, 1st Edition |
| Card number | 5/62 |
| Rarity | Rare Holo |
| Illustrator | Keiji Kinebuchi |
| HP | 80 |
| Attack | Dark Mind, 30 damage, optionally to a Benched Pokémon; Curse Pokémon Power moves damage counters |
| Release year | 1999 |
| Condition / grading | PSA 9 |
| Language | English |
Condition and delivery
This card is graded and ships in the grading company's sealed original holder. We do not publish the certificate number on our listings: published certificate numbers are routinely copied and used to pass counterfeit slabs off as genuine, so we keep ours off the public page. You receive the full certificate details by email before your card is dispatched, in time to check the grade on the grading company's own database before it ships. Shipped insured from Germany to the United Kingdom. The product images show the card version; the item you receive matches the stated condition grade.
| Brand | Pokémon |
|---|---|
| Item number | PKM-03 |
| EAN |
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Reading the condition
What the grade on this card means.
The condition grade is shown at the top of every listing. We keep certificate numbers off the public page, because published numbers get copied onto counterfeit slabs. You receive the full certificate details by email before your card is dispatched, in time to check the grade on the grading company's own database.