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Metropolitan Masters

Another classic fake card set for PA!, done around September 1999. Considered the Gym series to my Fake Edition, David Klug and his friends worked on a few cards, and I helped them put it into print on my site. Yah.

Card Name

Card Type

Date Created

Number

David's Psybbit

Pokémon

September 10, 1999

1

Zach's Togepi

Pokémon

September 10, 1999

2

David's Mr. Mime

Pokémon

September 30, 1999

3

David's Mew

Pokémon

September 30, 1999

4

David's Chansey

Pokémon

September 30, 1999

5

____'s Pikachu

Pokémon

September 30, 1999

6

Psycho Gym

Trainer

September 30, 1999

7

Chan's Ditto

Pokémon

October 11, 1999

8

David's Birthday Mew

Pokémon

October 22, 1999

9

Philippe's Birthday Missingno.

Pokémon

October 22, 1999

10

Zach's Gastly

Pokémon

November 7, 1999

11

Zach's Haunter

Pokémon

November 7, 1999

12

Zach's Gengar

Pokémon

November 7, 1999

13

   
       

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