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Which Pokémon Card Expansions & Sets Are Worth The Most Money

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The Pokémon Trading Card Game has amassed a wide variety of cards over the years, and some expansions and sets have become particularly valuable over that time. The first edition of Pokémon cards was released in Japan in 1996 for fans to collect, and throughout the years, the Pokémon franchise has only been growing larger and more influential with more Pokémon species, games, manga, shows, and movies.
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What the Rarest Pokémon Cards Are Original

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The Pokémon Trading Card Game is a trend that appears to only be growing as time passes, and that increasing popularity drives more and more attention to the rarest Pokémon cards. While some fans may be most interested in securing a beautiful card of their favorite monster, others are more concerned with collecting the rarest and most valuable Pokémon cards.
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God of War: How Kratos Got From Greek To Norse Mythology In Canon

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Share Tweet Share Share Share Email God of War departed from Greek myths following the great flood at the end of God of War 3, when Kratos departed Greece and entered the Norse regions. The God of War series has always mainly featured Greek mythology, but its most recent installment shifted focus to Norse legends.
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