If you've been hoarding Pokémon cards from your childhood or amassing them in adulthood, you might just hit the jackpot if you're up for letting them go. A recent study has crunched the numbers ...

One of the rarest and most highly coveted Pokemon cards in the world fetched $360,000 at a Sotheby's auction Tuesday in New York. The Japanese 1998 "Pokemon Illustrator" holographic card, depicting ...

Pokemon cards were certainly a thing of the 90s. First launched in 1996, the Japanese gaming franchise has since sold a whopping 34.1billion individual cards worldwide. There might be a great deal ...

Symbols printed on the bottom indicate how rare a card is. A circle is common, a diamond is uncommon, a star is rare and a white or gold star is ultra-rare ... Do you have a Pokemon or trading ...

One of these occurrences is the appearance of Ultra Beasts ... gorgeous card shows both Pokemon in combat even though they're ...

A collection of rare Pokémon cards is expected to sell for more than £25,000 at an upcoming auction. The Japanese multi-media franchise is based around competing animals with special powers.

Whether you collected Pokémon cards as a child or an adult, you're in for some luck if you're ready to part with your collection. A new study has analysed the value of all Pokémon cards across ...

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Pokemon cards from the popular anime and game franchise have become hot items for collectors, investors—and thieves. Prices of the cards, particularly rare and limited editions ones, have soared ...

A rare Pokémon card which was expected to fetch more than £8,000 has failed to reach its reserve and secure a sale at auction. Owner Jon Free, from Great Blakenham in Suffolk, had hoped the card ...

While many Pokemon names remain consistent across locales, some undergo intriguing changes in translation. Due to the structure of the language, the Japanese versions of Pokemon often trend ...

This game takes the physical Pokemon Trading Card Game and digitizes it, letting players collect digital card copies, open booster packs, interact with other players, and even build a deck to battle.