Pokémon TCG: Pikachu #60 PSA 9 - Jungle
About Pikachu Jungle 1st Edition PSA 9
This is a classic collector's card for the serious Pokémon enthusiast: Pikachu #60/64 from the Jungle set, released in 1999 by Wizards of the Coast. The card is the sought-after 1st Edition variant, clearly marked with the iconic Edition 1 stamp, and is professionally graded as PSA 9 (Mint). This means the card appears in near-perfect condition with only minimal, almost invisible flaws — a quality especially appreciated among collectors of graded cards.
Details about the card and grading
- Set: Jungle (WotC, 1999)
- Card number: #60/64
- Edition: 1st Edition (Edition 1 stamp)
- Type: Basic Lightning Pokémon
- HP: 50
- Attacks: Spark (20 damage + possibly 10 to benched Pokémon)
- Rarity: Common
- Artist: Ken Sugimori
- Language: English
- Grading: PSA 9 Mint (encapsulated and certified by PSA)
The card is delivered as a single, professionally encapsulated collector's card. No boosters, decks, or other accessories are included.
Vintage status and collector relevance
The Jungle set marks the beginning of the Pokémon TCG's vintage era and is known for its iconic lineup of Gen 1 Pokémon. Pikachu is not only the franchise mascot but also one of the most recognizable and sought-after motifs among collectors. Especially the 1st Edition variant in a high PSA grade is highly sought after, as it combines authenticity, nostalgia, and documented condition.
PSA encapsulation ensures both authenticity and protection, making this card a great choice for anyone looking to expand or upgrade their collection of Pokémon cards. If you want extra protection or storage solutions, you can find relevant Accessories for graded cards.
Why choose a PSA 9 graded Pikachu card?
A PSA 9 Mint grade means the card appears nearly perfect — a quality rarely seen for vintage cards from 1999. This makes it an obvious choice for collectors who value condition, authenticity, and historical significance. Pikachu Jungle 1st Edition PSA 9 represents a piece of Pokémon history, where both Ken Sugimori's artwork and WotC's original production stand as a guarantee of genuine collecting pleasure.
