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PSA 9 Pokémon Mario Pikachu (AUTO DRAW)

Sales progress833 / 1,999 (42%)
Ticket price
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★GRAND PRIZE★

PSA 9 Pokémon Mario Pikachu (AUTO DRAW)

1 winner guaranteed

⚡ Win a 2016 Pokémon Mario Pikachu Special Box (PSA 9)! ⚡
“One of the most iconic crossover promos in Pokémon history.”

This is your chance to own a true grail-level collectable – the 2016 Japanese XY Promo Mario Pikachu Special Box, graded PSA 9. Part of the legendary Pokémon × Super Mario crossover, this card has become one of the most sought-after promos ever released.

🏆 Why This Prize Is Special:
✔️ Features the iconic Mario Pikachu artwork – a fan-favourite crossover
✔️ Released exclusively in Japan in 2016 as part of the Special Box set
✔️ Graded PSA 9 – near-mint condition, highly desirable to collectors
✔️ Extremely limited and rare, with demand continuing to skyrocket
✔️ A centrepiece for any serious Pokémon collection

🎟️ With a card this rare, opportunities to own one don’t come often. Here’s your chance to grab a piece of Pokémon history and add a PSA 9-graded gem to your collection.

⚡ Mario. Pikachu. 2016. PSA 9. The perfect combo.

Draw details

Closes
Thu 27 Nov 2025
Draw time
23:59
Max entries
1,999
Per ticket
£0.99
Odds / ticket
1 : 1,999

One winner guaranteed in every draw - selected from a publicly committed random seed and contacted within 24 hours.

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