Check for printing errors on the card back As the one part of a Pokmon card's design that almost never changes, you might think that the iconic 'Pokball on blue swirl' card back design would be the easiest thing to fake correctly, but in fact it's specifically designed to be difficult to reproduce just right, and consequently is an important red flag for fakes that you should always check
Print Quality and Color Authentic: Text is sharp, and the cards overall color is even and consistent
Along with can't-miss decks, Pokemon plushies, and toys, our Pokemon store is full of a variety of epic and original Japanese Pokemon Booster boxes that you can snag today
So why would this be used
I remember I was 7 when they launched here in the UK, I still remember opening my first Base Set booster pack, I even recall that it was a Blastoise art pack and I pulled a holo Poliwrath, from that moment I was totally hooked and so excited to find and collect all of the cards, not just to own them, but to see the artwork, that sense of discovery was incredibly rewarding