Wertgegenstände
Vorlage:Itembox Kostbare Items sind Items, die keine weitere Bedeutung im Spiel haben als dem Spieler ein wenig geld in die tasche zu spülen.
Liste der kostbaren Items
Nugget
 Nugget
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| Ankaufswert | Verkaufswert |
| — | 5000 
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| Fundort | |
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Perle
 Perle
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| Ankaufswert | Verkaufswert |
| — | 700
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Riesenperle
 Riesenperle
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| Ankaufswert | Verkaufswert |
| — | 2500
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Stardust and Star Piece
Also introduced in Generation II, these items can be sold for Vorlage:PDollar1000 and Vorlage:PDollar4900 respectively. Other than being rarely found lying around on a route or cave, they can be found attached to certain Vorlage:P and Vorlage:P, due to them being based on starfish. It was found in the coding that the Stardust can also be held by wild Vorlage:P in Pokémon Diamond and Pearl, although there are no actual wild Jirachi in the games. The Star Piece can additionally be found in the Sinnoh Underground. Due to the Star Piece being a real piece of gem (and not only dust, unlike the Stardust), it can be sold for more money, and is generally harder to find.
Tinymushroom and Big Mushroom
These items were also introduced in Generation II, and can be sold for Vorlage:PDollar250 and Vorlage:PDollar2500, respectively. They can sometimes be found lying around, particularly in caves, and can also be held by wild Vorlage:P and Vorlage:P. These items are very valuable to certain maniacal fan segments, according to the games. These items actually serve a purpose as an exchangable item in Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen, as they can be given to the Move Tutor (two Tinymushrooms or one Big Mushroom) to teach a Pokémon a move it is capable of learning through level-up, even if the Pokémon is of a higher level than when a certain move is learned. However, they don't serve any other purpose on any of the other games they appear in, so they are included in this list.
Rare Bone
This item was introduced in Generation IV, and sells for Vorlage:PDollar5000, the equivalent of a Nugget. It can be found in the Sinnoh Underground. Others can be found in the room the player battled Giratina in Turnback Cave when they return a second time.
Slowpoketail
Introduced in Generation II. Offered by Team Rocket on Route 32 for Vorlage:PDollar1,000,000, the player must refuse (as that is one more unit of money then can be carried) and save all the Vorlage:P Team Rocket has kidnapped. The item later appears in a shop Team Rocket's running in Mahogany Town for the much more affordable price of Vorlage:PDollar9800, but it can only be bought before meeting Lance at the Lake of Rage, at which point the shop won't sell anything until Team Rocket is defeated in Goldenrod City. The item is never seen again after meeting Lance.
Surprisingly enough, the Slowpoketail is a useless item with no actual usage past its monetary value. For instance, although its said a Slowpoke will use its tail for fishing it has no effect of fishing at all. It also has no affect on Vorlage:P despite the fact that under normal circumstances when it comes in contact with a Slowpoke's tail it will induce a spiral evolution.
One key point of interest is when first introduced, the Team Rocket member mentions the Slowpoketail's value as a delicacy, being the first time that its ever mentioned of the use of any Pokémon as an actual food (for human consumption), a rather controversial subject of what kind of creature is the contributor of meat (of any kind) in the Pokémon world.
Gold and Silver Leaves
Only appearing in Generation II games, they are mostly found being held by certain Pokémon traded from Generation I games.
Brick Piece
Only appearing in Generation II games, is mostly found being held by certain species of Pokémon that have been traded from Generation I games.