The first e-Card set. Introduced cards with a dot-code strip on the bottom that could be scanned with the Nintendo e-Reader peripheral for bonus minigames and effects. Expedition holos are quietly collectible and frequently undervalued relative to Neo-era equivalents.
Expedition released September 15, 2002. The first e-Card set. The defining feature was the dot-code strip printed on the bottom of each card, designed to be scanned with the Nintendo e-Reader peripheral for bonus minigames and effects.
The set runs 165 cards. Expedition holos are quietly collectible and frequently undervalued relative to the Neo era equivalents. Charizard from this set is a marquee chase.
Expedition shipped in Standard and Reverse Holo. No 1st Edition. The dot-code strip is the visual giveaway for the e-Card subseries.
The e-Reader peripheral never reached mass adoption, so the dot codes are mostly a curiosity for collectors today. The cards remain tournament-legal in their era.
Expedition holos in PSA 10 are scarcer than the print run suggests because of how lightly the e-Reader subseries was tracked. A quiet undervalued tier for collectors building broad WOTC-era runs.
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