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In response to
"
LYC: So it looks like I'll be taking my son to his first Pokemon trading card tournament in January
"
by
oblique
"old card's that aren't allowed" why? -- nm
Posted by
lileve (aka lileve)
Dec 16 '08, 11:41
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They do this in Magic too. Only allow the most current sets so that they can keep the power of the combinations that emerge in check. -- nm
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TFox
Dec 16, 11:42
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I really need to find my old Magic cards. I wonder if any are worth anything -- nm
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oblique
Dec 16, 11:44
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I got rid of mine just over 10 years ago.
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znufrii
Dec 16, 11:58
I'm sure some of them are. Some of my old staples are still fetching ok money on eBay.
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TFox
Dec 16, 11:46
I'm not sure the specific reasons but they generally allow only the past 10 or so "releases" of the cards. Maybe it's just so they get more money or
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oblique
Dec 16, 11:42
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it's a mix of both. -- nm
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Remlik
Dec 16, 11:44
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