CGC PRISTINE 10 Mewtwo VSTAR 221/172 + CGC GEM MT 10 Charizard VSTAR 212/172 (Sequential)

Both cards are professionally graded and slabbed by CGC: Mewtwo VSTAR is PRISTINE 10, Charizard VSTAR is GEM MINT 10. Grading labels and serial numbers are visible in the photos and the pair was graded as a sequential set (consecutive CGC registry numbers), which adds an extra collectible element for collectors who value matched or sequentially graded pairs.

Set & Rarity: Both cards are from the Japanese VSTAR Universe set (Special Art Rare / Holo). Each card is the oversized Special Art Rare VSTAR variant from the 2022 release — these are full-art VSTAR cards with heavy holo treatment across the face, and both examples show full holo foil on the art and borders.

Condition & Presentation: These are top-tier, museum-grade examples — CGC PRISTINE 10 (Mewtwo) and CGC GEM MT 10 (Charizard). The slabs are clear and the labels confirm the exact card IDs (Mewtwo 221/172; Charizard 212/172). Surfaces, corners, and centering met CGC’s highest standards at the time of grading.

Artwork & Credits: Both cards feature the high-detail special-art illustrations used for the VSTAR Universe Special Art Rare run. Artist credit is printed on the cards themselves (visible under close inspection); the pieces are sought-after for their dynamic compositions and collectible appeal.

Collectible Value & Notes: This pairing combines two of the most popular VSTAR characters (Mewtwo and Charizard) and the sequential grading makes the lot especially attractive to collectors who pursue matched slabs or registry-style sets. As Special Art Rares from a popular Japanese VSTAR release, these cards carry strong collectible demand — particularly in perfect CGC 10 grades. They are primarily collectible items rather than tournament play cards, given their Japanese print, full-art status, and the fact they are slabbed.

Extras & Observations: The cards display crisp text, vibrant holo, and clean edges in the photos. Card numbers and set code are clearly readable on the slabs and on the card fronts. The pair was graded together and the sequential certification numbers are an added premium for collectors who prize provenance and matched-grade presentation.