While I appreciate their hardcore meta-analysis and honestly wonderful articles on their blog, the site is such an eyesore sometimes Id much rather use Moxfield or deckstats
Common collecting goals: Nostalgia: Cards from your childhood or favorite Pokmon Artwork: Collecting based on illustration style or artists Sets: Completing full Pokmon TCG sets Value & investing: Holding cards long-term Grading: Submitting cards to PSA, CGC, or BGS There is no right reason to collectbut having a focus prevents overspending and regret
Ive got a few people wanting to grade some through me and thats the method Ill be using once I find a deal on eBay that doesnt slaughter me with postage to Australia lol As for costs, what @gemmintpokemon has said is correct =) If you need further help, let me know
As you may have guessed, cards from the Shadowless set won't have "First Edition" written on them, giving you a chance to tell them apart from the Base Set's First Edition Pokmon cards
If you know me, you're already aware of how much of a loser I am
In their prime, these cards could be scanned to unlock some extra Pokedex entries using the E-Reader device on a Game Boy Advance