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do people still collect pokemon cards
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I still see them on the shelves at Target and Wal-Mart , in boxes and single packs, so I'm guess a market still exists. I'd reckon a to say they aren't played or collected so much as just bought as small gifts or stocking stuffers, or by very young children who just like the pictures.
I still have a collection of them but they are from years ago and haven't bought any in ages.
I still have a collection of them but they are from years ago and haven't bought any in ages.
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That's a good point I didn't bother to consider.
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What made them more popular post-covid19?
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I used to have cards but they got wet 
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That damn Weevil!I used to have cards but they got wet
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I got some 1999 or so cards up in a "time capsule" in my father's attic along with old cereal box prize bobbleheads (I know Sammy Sosa is there) and a tigerdirect.com catalog with Pentium 3 computers.I used to have cards but they got wet
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Looking at packs on eBay and Amazon and even boxes of the newest booster packs are still fetching good money.
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Are they old ones? They might be worth quite a bit if so.
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Yes they are, actually. Well, most of them anyway. He has a few Generation 3 cards.
