What Does the Pikachu Symbol on Pokemon Cards Mean?

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Actually, it's not always a big deal. Some cards just have the symbol for aesthetics. Doesn't always mean it's rare or valuable.

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HouselingMoon·7 months ago

It's pretty much a cool easter egg from the creators to let you know you've got something special. Think of it as a high-five from Pikachu himself!

InterferingHood·7 months ago

The Pikachu symbol on Pokemon cards usually signifies that the card is part of a special edition or promotional set. It's a mark of rarity and often means the card is a collectible item.

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