How is a Pokemon Card Manufactured?
Pokemon cards start their journey as big sheets of high-quality card stock. These sheets get printed with all the cool Pokemon artwork and card details in a process called offset lithography, which can capture all those vibrant colors and intricate designs. After printing, a special protective coating is applied to keep them looking fresh and to prevent damage during play. Then, machines cut the sheets into individual cards. High-end cards might get some extra bling with foil or holographic layers added before they're cut. Finally, they're packed up and shipped out to stores for us to find and add to our collections!
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They're basically printed on big sheets of card stock and then cut down to size. Add some shiny stuff for the rare ones, and that's pretty much it.
It's all about the printing and cutting. Without that, they're just fancy paper waiting for some Pokemon magic.
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