1999
Mew sheet
This Mew is needed to complete the Blue version set from 1997.
It was released to commemorate the release of pokemon Blue and Pokemon Stadium 64.
This sheet has a golden gloss.
There is also an alternative version of this sheet where the stamp itself has no gloss.
Pokemon Pinball sheet
This sheet was included in a 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
Pokemon Snap sheet
This sheet was included in the May, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
Pokemon stadium sheet
This sheet was included in the April, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
Pokemon Stadium 2 sheet
this sheet was included in the July, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
A folder on the back, included in the sealed version.
Pokemon movie 2000 sheet
This sheet was given to people who pre-ordered tickets to the pokemon 2000 movie.
Johto starter sheet
This sheet was included in the december, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan to commemorate the release of pokemon Gold and Silver.
Images below:
The 'pocket monsters: Gold & Silver' informational booklet contains spaces to paste the Johto starter stamps.
This same booklet also contains an interview with the Gold & Silver development staff.
Junichi Masuda (sub-director)
Ken Sugimori (Graphic director)
Tsunekazu Ishihara (Producer)
Pre-Gold/Silver teaser stamp sheets
Lugia sheet
This sheet was included in the August, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
The bottom right shows question marks where the pokedex number is supposed to be because Gold/Silver were not released yet at that time.
Hoothoot & Bellossom
This sheet was included in the June, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
Marill & Slowking
This sheet was included in the May, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
Togepi & Ledyba
This sheet was included in the July, 1999 issue of the Elementary school magazine in Japan.
