Pokémon 24k gold cards

A pack which contains the 24k gold cards

Pokémon 24k gold cards are officially licensed Pokémon cards manufactured in 2024 by a Hong Kong based candy manufacturer named Town Dragon Limited, which added the cards to their 'Striking Popping Candy' product line. The boxes and packs that contain these cards were only released in Korea. These Pokemon cards have 50 out of the first 150 Generation I Pokémon on them. What makes these cards so desirable is the notion of these being made out of '24k gold'.

24k Gold Cards

Set # Front Pokémon
1 Bulbasaur
2 Ivysaur
3 Venusaur
4 Charmander
5 Charmeleon
6 Charizard
7 Squirtle
8 Wartortle
9 Blastoise
10 Pidgey
11 Pidgeotto
12 Pidgeot
13 Spearow
14 Fearow
15 Pikachu
16 Raichu
17 Clefairy
18 Clefable
19 Jigglypuff
20 Wigglytuff
21 Meowth
22 Persian
23 Psyduck
24 Golduck
25 Poliwag
26 Gastly
27 Haunter
28 Gengar
29 Onix
30 Cubone
31 Lickitung
32 Starmie
33 Scyther
34 Magikarp
35 Gyarados
36 Lapras
37 Ditto
38 Eevee
39 Vaporeon
40 Jolteon
41 Flareon
42 Snorlax
43 Articuno
44 Zapdos
45 Moltres
46 Dratini
47 Dragonair
48 Dragonite
49 Mewtwo
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Backside of 24k gold cards

Back

Sealed items containing 24k gold cards

Boxes have 12 packs inside with each pack having 20 candy packs and 3 card.

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This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise.