UK based Pokemon TCG fans, grab this Destined Rivals ETB for just £44.99 now before it vanishes like a mischievous Gastly!

3. 1925 Exhibit Supply Co. Rookie Card Widely considered Gehrig’s true rookie card, this 1925 card from the Exhibit set, is a black-and-white, postcard-sized card that predates most mainstream sets.

The Paradox Rift Elite Trainer Box is back in stock at Amazon for $52.60, amongst some other restocks, but this ETB stands out for being more accurately priced than most sealed Pokémon TCG ...

Full-Art Rayquaza ex is a promo card released with the introduction of Celestial Guardians, the start of the new A3 series of Pokemon TCG Pocket. The majority of cards in the set can be drafted ...

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Unlike other cards in this expansion, shiny Mewtwo ex promo card in Pokemon TCG Pocket cannot be obtained through normal pack openings. There’s a different method to claim it.

The promo card for the Destined Rivals Elite Trainer box will be Team Rocket’s Wobbuffet. Although they don’t feature on the card, this is clearly a reference to the Wobbuffet owned by Jessie and ...

The Iron Valiant ETB and Roaring Moon are each priced at $56.24. On another note, if you’ve been on the hunt for a great deal on a PS5-compatible M.2 SSD, you’re in luck.

The Roaring Moon ETB is $56.24 in the US (£44.99 UK), while the Iron Valiant ETB sits at $55.17 (£44.99 UK). No markdowns, but honestly, just finding these in stock without a 50% markup is a win.

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Regardless, the cards clearly aren’t up to the standard Yu-Gi-Oh! card collectors want to see, and many are frustrated with the lack of quality control on these promos.