What do Pokemon card numbers mean?
The numbers on Pokemon cards are kinda like a secret code that tells you everything you need to know about the card! First off, the big number at the bottom tells you the card's unique identification in its set, like '102/149'. The first number is the card's spot in the set, and the second is how many cards are in that set. If there's a letter after the numbers, like 'a' or 'b', it means there are alternative versions of that card. Also, some cards have a symbol next to the numbers telling you the rarity - circle for common, diamond for uncommon, and star for rare. Pretty cool, huh?
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Honestly, I don't pay much attention to the numbers. I just collect the ones with the coolest artwork!
It's just a catalog system, nothing fancy. The first number is the card's position in the series, and the second shows how many cards are in that series. Symbols indicate rarity.
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