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1 ultra rare foil card featuring Gyarados ex.
1 card featuring Magikarp.
6 Pokémon TCG booster packs.
1 magnetic card protector with display base.
65 card sleeves featuring Gyarados as a Tera Pokémon.
A code card for Pokémon TCG Live.
Product Description
Rain Down Tyranny with a Powerful Pokémon ex!Deep beneath the water's surface, a powerful transformation has occurred: Gyarados ex takes the Pokémon TCG scene by storm as a ferocious Pokémon ex!Harness its might and let its fury pour down upon opponents, then show it off inside a sturdy card protector. Magikarp is also here to lend a fin, and you'llfind even more Pokémon for your team inside the included booster packs!
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If they are interested in learning how to play the game, definitely gran the Battle Academy from somewhere. Target [target.com], GameStop [gamestop.com] and PokemonCenter [pokemoncenter.com]all have them and this is a great way to get three complete decks with rules and damage counters. Target has it for $15 currently and it won't go much lower than that.
Other than that, purchasing ETBs (Elite Trainer Boxes [pokemoncenter.com]) are usually good buys and if you can grab some on sale they are typically worth it!
If there are specific cards they are interested then tcgplayer.com [tcgplayer.com] is a great place to shop for specific one off cards; just pay attention to the sellers and their shipping fees.
The newest set of cards is Paldean Fates, but Temporal Forces is the next set coming out March 17 for pre-release items. Paldean Fates has shiny pokemon cards which is a gimmick, but kids seem to really like getting them. Enjoy Pokemon tcg!
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If you can get it for $20+tax yeah $3.30 a packs and extras. If you have to pay more than than that nah
Never played before, kids interested though.
Wish I bought an the Pokemon when I worked at Kay bee toys in the 90s, early 2000s!!
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Never played before, kids interested though.
Wish I bought an the Pokemon when I worked at Kay bee toys in the 90s, early 2000s!!
If they are interested in learning how to play the game, definitely gran the Battle Academy from somewhere. Target [target.com], GameStop [gamestop.com] and PokemonCenter [pokemoncenter.com]all have them and this is a great way to get three complete decks with rules and damage counters. Target has it for $15 currently and it won't go much lower than that.
Other than that, purchasing ETBs (Elite Trainer Boxes [pokemoncenter.com]) are usually good buys and if you can grab some on sale they are typically worth it!
If there are specific cards they are interested then tcgplayer.com [tcgplayer.com] is a great place to shop for specific one off cards; just pay attention to the sellers and their shipping fees.
The newest set of cards is Paldean Fates, but Temporal Forces is the next set coming out March 17 for pre-release items. Paldean Fates has shiny pokemon cards which is a gimmick, but kids seem to really like getting them. Enjoy Pokemon tcg!
Sign up for a Slickdeals account to remove this ad.
Other than that, purchasing ETBs (Elite Trainer Boxes [pokemoncenter.com]) are usually good buys and if you can grab some on sale they are typically worth it!
Thirding this. I carry the battle academy to pokemon nights just for newbies that walk through the door. Having a step by step guide show them how to play and the whole thing being infinitely replayable is enough to make the wheels in their brain turn and make them come back the next week. I've seen others try to help them build a deck and that's awesome, but it's overwhelming for the littles. Don't rush it.
Also, you can grab a premade deck for 10-15 and add that gyrados to it. Obviously I recommend a blue deck for that.
Hang onto it for 25 years and maybe it'll yield a high return.... maybe.🤣