The main reasons I felt comfortable purchasing them were: The cards feel authentic (surface texture and typical stiffness/flex) The 1st Edition stamp does not appear to be printed on top of the card All four cards passed a basic light test (using my iPhone 15 flashlight) From the side, the cards show an authentic-looking layered core (greyblackgrey) The text on all cards is crisp and clean HP font, lack of shadow (shadowless), copyright line (including dates), energy symbol placement, etc
A pack of Pokmon cards costs about $1.40 in Japan, and they usually come in a set of four cards in a sealed foil packet
Suitcase deck, or was on a hot streak with a good deck
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In fact, when you ask any experienced Pokmon TCG player, they will most likely suggest this product for any new player who wishes to get into the game
Dusknoir and Dusclops with the Cursed Blast ability also allowed Charizard and Dragapult to manipulate prizes in their favor and enabled them to blow up boards, not allowing opponents a single turn to set up