Crobat claims a small lead over Hariyama among the most valuable cards in EX Deoxys, climbing up toward the $50 mark as this Flying and Poison-type Pokemon is featured on a red background.

There's a lot of currencies thrown at you once you start your card-collecting journey in Pokemon TCG Pocket --let's teach you ...

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 ...

The Pokémon Trading Card Game was launched in Japan in 1996 and in the U.S. in 1999. These cards were a megahit among kids ...

Her work has previously appeared at NPR, Wired, and The Verge. Opening physical Pokémon card packs is a thrill. There’s the crackle of the plastic-like foil packaging, the weight of the cards ...

The decision to finally offer Pokemon Go gift cards is part of an expanded partnership between Niantic and Walmart, which will also see more PokeStops and Gyms appearing at store locations. According ...

Please verify your email address. Pokemon Trading Card Game Pocket takes what makes both the collecting and playing aspects of the physical Pokemon Trading Card Game and alters them into the ...

A thief almost ran off with rare and expensive cards, but thanks to quick-thinking store staff, they were able to recover ...

Alternatively, app TCGplayer lets users get prices by uploading photos of their cards. Do you have a Pokemon or trading card collection you'd like valuing by our resident expert Dan Hatfield?

With the influx of digital card games gaining popularity over the years, it’s unsurprising to see a new one pop up here and there. With that said, seeing Pokemon releasing a new digital card ...

There’s nothing quite like opening a fresh pack of cards. In Pokémon Trading Card Game Pocket, a trading and battling game heading to iOS and Android devices on October 30, that simple act is ...

Can't have every single car. You, Pokemon has about 250 different cards out there, but it takes *** real expert to spot the difference. Here's ours 10 year old Ben Allen who's not easily fooled.