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Like other trading card games, Pokemon TCG boasts a plethora of cards that can be sold for over a hundred dollars, especially those printed in the older sets
The price range depends on how many cards youre ordering, from $2 for a single card down to $.75 if your order contains more than 200 cards
After having researched even further, I found the cards on the cover of the April 2011 issue of Shougakkou Ichinensei