How to Tell How Old Your Pokémon Card Is
Gotta check 'em all, but if the copyright date's not cutting it for you, try comparing your card to a database or a catalog online. Websites like Bulbapedia or the official Pokémon TCG website have exhaustive lists that can help you match your card's details (artwork, expansion symbol, etc.) to its release date.
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Flip that card over! The easiest way to tell how old your Pokémon card is would be to check the bottom of the card. Look for a small print that usually includes the copyright year. This is typically the release year of the card or the set it belongs to.
If it looks like it survived a battle IRL, it's probably old. But seriously, older cards tend to have a different card texture and coloration compared to the new ones. Not a precise science, but it's a hint!
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