What was the first Pokemon card ever made?

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Actually, the very first Pokemon card can trace its roots back to the early days before Pikachu Illustrator. The Base Set Machamp is often considered by many as the first to be widely available, since it was included in the original starter set of the game.

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PracticingClock·7 months ago

The first Pokemon card ever produced was the Pikachu Illustrator card. It was a promo card awarded in a CoroCoro Comic illustration contest back in 1998, and it’s super rare—only a few dozen exist in the world!

SignalingCloud·7 months ago

Nope, it's all about Pikachu Illustrator. That card is the OG and has a legend status among collectors and players. Trust me, I tried to get my hands on one once. Emphasis on 'tried.'

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