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HIGH ROLLER! PSA 10 Pokémon GENGAR VMAX (AUTO DRAW)

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Ticket price
£25.00
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★GRAND PRIZE★

HIGH ROLLER! PSA 10 Pokémon GENGAR VMAX (AUTO DRAW)

1 winner guaranteed

💀 PSA 10 GENGAR VMAX

Enter the shadows with one of the most iconic and terrifying Pokémon cards ever printed, the PSA 10 Gengar VMAX from Fusion Strike. This ultra-rare card is professionally graded GEM MINT 10, meaning flawless centering, zero surface marks, razor-sharp corners and perfect edges.

The Gengar VMAX has become a modern classic, a powerhouse in both design and collectability, featuring Gengar devouring its surroundings in true spectral style.

For just £10 per entry, you could take home one of the cleanest examples of this legendary card.

 

✨ GRAND PRIZE DRAW ✨

🏆 PSA 10 Gengar VMAX – GEM MINT (Fusion Strike Set)


 

🔥 WHY THIS CARD IS SPECIAL

• Officially graded GEM MINT 10

• Features one of the most loved Ghost-type Pokémon of all time.

• From the fan-favourite Fusion Strike set, home to Mew VMAX, Espeon VMAX, and Gengar’s signature art.

• Highly sought-after collectible, perfect for display or long-term investment.

Draw details

Closes
Sat 16 May 2026
Draw time
00:59
Max entries
99
Per ticket
£25.00
Odds / ticket
1 : 99

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

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