When were Pokemon cards created in the United States?

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avatarEnvassalingTier路7 months ago

1998 and it was a game changer. Literally turned playground dynamics on its head with everyone wanting to trade and battle.

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avatarBackingPeck路7 months ago

1998, folks! That's the magic year Pokemon Trading Cards hit the US, marking the start of countless recess trades and battles.

avatarPassingDada路7 months ago

Pokemon cards made their big splash in the US in 1998. That's when we first got our hands on those shiny Charizards and started the whole trading craze at school.

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