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GAMST's Late Charizard Moment: A 30th-Anniversary Reprint, Number 137/103
An actual late opening scene at around 31:07, matched to the Japanese M6a 137/103 reprint and a saved $198.65 JustTCG reference with its original observation time.
TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-24
One familiar illustration near the end
GAMST's 23 October Korean opening video approaches its end with packs and cards spread across the table. Around 31:07, the edit identifies a Charizard reprint while the Japanese card fills the close-up. Its familiar illustration can suggest a vintage original at a glance. Here, though, the anniversary marking and new number tell a different story. We selected this actual card appearance, not a verified complete pull list or an accounting of the video's stated budget.
The small line that identifies the printing
The official Japanese source shows M6a 137/103, Charizard LV.76, HP120 and the 30th-anniversary mark. The artwork, gold border and marking match the filmed card. This is the Japanese 30th CELEBRATION reprint, not an original vintage printing or a different anniversary edition. The article uses the official card pixels so readers can compare those details without an AI-redrawn illustration.
What the $198.65 reference means
The TCGIndex detail checked on 24 October shows a saved U.S. JustTCG reference of $198.65 for Japanese, Near Mint, Holofoil - Japanese. It is neither an executable seller offer nor an individual completed sale. The source observation is 22 October 2026 at 17:27:50 UTC, or 23 October at 02:27:50 KST. We preserve that time rather than presenting it as a fresh observation today. The filmed card has not been assigned a condition or grading-company score.
A recognizable picture is not a universal price
Earlier Charizards, other anniversary editions, languages and finishes need separate evidence. The linked TCGIndex page warns that its reference artwork may differ, so the article's illustration was independently matched to the official Japanese reprint. Other nearby pulls are not assigned premium rarities or prices by guesswork. The creator's excitement and stated opening budget are not a current profit calculation.
A new binder line for an old favorite
The appeal of this moment is the meeting of familiar artwork and a new anniversary identity. Our short excerpt retains the original sequence and surrounding frame. Open the exact 137/103 detail, match number, language and finish, and save the card if it belongs in your collection. The original creator and video remain credited; this is independent commentary, not an official collaboration or recommendation.
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