A Magic: The GatheringArabian Nights sealed booster box (Wizards of the Coast, 1993)sold for $212,500 to lead HeritagesFeb. 16 and 17Trading Card Games Signature Auction to $1,341,464. This is an extremely important booster box, and this auction was the first time we ever offered it at Heritage, says Jesus Garcia, trading card games consignment director at Heritage Auctions. It is the games first expansion set, based onThe Book of One Thousand and One Nights, and part of what is so intriguing about it is that it offers collectors a chance at error cards. Some of the cards have two versions, a light version and a dark version, with different shades of the mana symbols because of printing errors. A PokmonFirst Edition Base Set sealed booster box (Wizards of the Coast, 1999)prompted 58 bids before closing at $200,000. Like the Arabian Nights booster box, this set also is a product of an exceedingly low print run. It contains 102 cards, including the coveted Charizard that is sought after by collectors. Booster boxes produced the top two results, but individual cards were also in high demand, including a PokmonChansey Unnumbered Promo 64 Mario Stadium Best Photo Contest CGC Trading Card Game MINT 9 (The Pokmon Company, 1999)from the 1999 64 Mario Stadium Best Photo Contest. Taken by Kaori Someya and one of just 15 examples made, it finished at $47,500. Just behind that was one of the most sought-after cards in the entire Pokmongame, a Pokmon2010 World Championships No. 2 Trainer Trophy Card PSA Trading Card Game NM-MT 8 (The Pokmon Company, 2010)that sold for $45,000. The half-art PokmonWorld Championships trophy cards, only 33 of which share this exact artwork, were awarded from 2004-13. This is one of just three in existence from the 2010 championship, awarded to the second-place winner. It is the only example PSA has certified with an NM-MT 8 grade, with none graded higher. A Pokmon2017 World Championship No. 3 Trainer Trophy Card PSA Trading Card Game MINT 9 (The Pokmon Company, 2017)drew 35 bids before it ended at $42,500. This card was awarded to the third-place winner of the 2017 PokmonWorld Championships, in Anaheim, Calif., and is the only one to earn a Mint 9 grade from PSA. Complete results can be foundatwww.HA.com/7362.