How to Know What Set Your Pokemon Cards Are From
Super easy trick: just flip that card over and check the bottom! All Pokemon cards have a little symbol on the bottom that tells you what set they're from. Plus, there's also a set name and a card number there. If you're totally lost, the internet is your best friend. Websites like Bulbapedia have complete lists of all the symbols and sets. Happy hunting!
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Been collecting since I was 10, and the best tip I can give is to pay attention to the symbols near the card's number at the bottom. Each set has its unique symbol. Google is your friend here, just search the symbol, and you'll find the set name real quick.
Symbols? Who has time for that? Just use an app. There's plenty that scan your cards and tell you everything about them. Boom, done.
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