Pokémon TCG: Shining Magikarp Holo #66 PSA 3 - Neo Revelation
Pokémon TCG: Shining Magikarp Holo #66 PSA 3 – Neo Revelation
Shining Magikarp Holo #66/64 from Neo Revelation is an iconic and rare graded Pokémon card from 2001. This specimen is rated PSA 3, making it relevant for collectors looking for an authenticated vintage card with documented condition. The card is a single, graded collectible – not a booster, sealed box, or deck.
About Shining Magikarp Holo #66/64 – Neo Revelation
Shining Magikarp marks an important chapter in Pokémon TCG history as one of the first Shining Pokémon cards, introduced in the Neo Series. The card is a secret-numbered holofoil (66/64), meaning it falls outside the set's official numbering — a detail that increases its collector appeal. The artwork shows Magikarp as a Water-type Basic Pokémon with 30 HP and Pokédex #129.
- Set: Neo Revelation (2001)
- Card number: #66/64 (secret-numbered)
- Type: Water, Basic
- Rarity: Rare Shining, holofoil
- Grading: PSA 3
PSA 3: Condition and authenticity
This card is graded by PSA and comes in a PSA holder with the grade PSA 3. A PSA 3 indicates the card shows visible signs of wear but remains an authenticated and professionally graded collectible. For collectors, this grade confirms the card's authenticity and reflects a professional assessment, which is central to both credibility and long-term collecting interest.
Rarity and collector interest
Shining Magikarp Holo #66/64 is sought after among collectors of Pokémon cards and especially among those who specialize in Graded cards. The card's Shining status, secret numbering, and vintage character make it a key chase card from Neo Revelation. Alongside Shining Gyarados, this card is one of the most iconic from the Neo Series and marks an early era in the Pokémon TCG collecting scene.
Notes on product details
The product is sold as a single, graded card in a PSA holder. Shopify data does not include photos, PSA certificate number, edition details, or verified language, so these details cannot be confirmed. It is always recommended to store graded cards securely—see our selection of Accessories for protection and presentation of collectible cards.
