Spearow 62/64 Pokémon Jungle Raw

Spearow 62/64 from the Jungle expansion is a nostalgic and iconic piece of Pokémon Trading Card Game history. Released in 1999 as part of the second expansion set, this Colorless-type Basic Pokémon card showcases the feisty bird Pokémon in its early TCG debut. Illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, the artwork captures Spearow’s alert and agile nature, making it a favorite among collectors who appreciate classic late-'90s Pokémon card design. As a 1st Edition card, this version is particularly sought after, representing a key era in the TCG's evolution and a must-have for enthusiasts building vintage collections

With 50 HP and no retreat cost, Spearow may not dominate modern competitive play, but its unique attacks add charm and strategy to casual games. Its "Peck" attack deals a straightforward 10 damage, while its signature move, "Mirror Move," reflects the last attack dealt to it back onto the opponent’s Active Pokémon—making it a clever defensive play in the right scenario. The card’s simple yet effective design, combined with its role in early Pokémon lore, gives it lasting appeal. It's a representation of the foundational mechanics and artistry that helped define the game’s early years