The Fusion Strike set contains a total of 284 cards – the largest set to date. Of those 20 are Secret Rare cards.
This article takes a look at the cards most likely to be the Fusion Strike Chase Cards.
What are Chase Cards?
Chase cards are rare cards that have a 1/100 or less chance of being inside a booster pack. They are often one of the ultra rare or secret rare cards from an expansion set. If there is a full art Charizard in a set it is highly likely to be a Chase card but in sets without a Charizard card it is more a case of the cards that hold the most appeal due to their artwork, their rarity or their value.
Our Top 5 Fusion Strike Chase Cards
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Top of the list is the alternate art, secret rare Mew VMAX 269/264. Mew is the mascot Pokémon for the set and a popular character. One week prior to release the card is selling on Ebay UK for around £350 and on Ebay.com for around $400.
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Second in our top 5 is Gengar VMAX. Numbered 271/264 this card is another alternate art, secret rare card. The artwork on this card is superb and features an open-mouthed Gengar swallowing everything in sight. It is currently selling for £260 prior to release on Ebay UK and $270 on Ebay.com.
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Following close behind is Mew V alternate art, ultra rare card numbered 251/264. The subdued colours of this card, plus the inclusion of other characters make this a stand-out card. The week before set release it is available on Ebay UK for around £230 and on Ebay.com for $175.
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Our fourth place spot goes to Espeon VMAX alternate art, secret rare card 270/264. This alternate art Eeveelutions card failed to make the Evolving Skies set but has been included in Fusion Strike. One week before set release it is selling on Ebay UK for £210 and Ebay.com for $250.
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Our fifth spot goes to Celebi V alternate art, ultra rare card 245/264. The artwork for this card shows Celebi flying across a bridge leaving a magical golden trail behind. One week before set release this card is selling on Ebay UK for £120 and Ebay.com for $180.
