How to Know What Set Your Pokemon Cards Are From
To figure out what set your Pokemon cards belong to, check the little symbol at the bottom right corner of the card. This symbol represents the set. You can easily match this symbol with set symbols listed on various Pokemon TCG databases online or the official Pokemon website. Another tip is to look at the card number at the bottom. It usually has a number and the set size, like '22/108', telling you it's the 22nd card out of 108 in that set.
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Just ask another player or collector. In my experience, the Pokemon TCG community is super helpful and knowledgeable. I've identified dozens of cards just by showing them to folks at my local game shop.
Honestly, just Google the card name and number. You'll find it鈥檚 set in seconds. It's like searching for a needle in a digital haystack...except the needle is giant and the haystack tells you where it is.
Symbols are your friends here, but don't forget the card number and name can be super helpful too. Especially if the symbol is hard to see or you're new to decoding them.
If you're a true collector, you won't need to check; you'll just know. #TrueFan
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