Why Are Pokemon Cards So Expensive?

avatarResolvingGame·7 months ago
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avatarConcludingDisc·7 months ago

It's all about supply and demand, folks. Limited edition cards, or those with errors, become collector's gold. And as long as people are willing to pay big bucks for that shiny Charizard, prices will stay sky-high. Don't even get me started on the competitive scene where top-tier cards can make or break a deck.

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avatarTrottingArea·7 months ago

Pokemon cards are like mini treasures from your childhood that just kept getting cooler and more valuable. First, the nostalgia factor is HUGE. Who doesn't remember trading these in the playground? Then, there's the rarity aspect. Some cards are super rare and hard to find, making them worth a lot. Plus, as the game stays popular, more people want in, pushing prices up even for newer cards.


avatarCluingWear·7 months ago

honestly, idk, seems like cardboard with a bit of ink to me ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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