brebaz
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My brother in law found a shit load of pokemon cards in his loft, does anyone know if they're worth anything?
Will get pics later 
Also found a 2002 world cup sticker book all filled in, looked on ebay andd there is some for up to 100 quid 
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_Allan_
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u2u baza31
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Whittie
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andy1868
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a quick google comes up with this, an american site though i'm afraid
http://www.pojo.com/priceguide/prices.html
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Fro
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Still got mine, when i checked last year they weren't worth much.
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Jamie Walby
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I remember Charizard was the one to have when I was at school.
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Whittie
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quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby
I remember Charizard was the one to have when I was at school.
I had that, and Blastoise. Swapped loads for that motherfucker.
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spencer88
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Used to love swapping cards with younger kids.
Me: 'Yes, my magicarp is a limited edition, worth more than your Charizard.
kid: 'Ok, swap?'
Me: 'Mmm, ok, only cos I have two of them though'.
Suckers.
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Jamie Walby
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There was a group of lads at school that used to ask people to go through their cards in the playground so they could potentially do a swap. These lads would stand there with their caps in hand, then smash the deck of cards upwards as they were being gone through, catch what they could in the caps and do one
One time the kiddy whose cards got knocked out of his hands ran after them instead of picking his cards up. Myself and a mate were walking past and swept up, got a good haul between us and didn't get in trouble like the other lads. However I was annoyed as my mate picked up a load of good ones and I got fuck all decent ones
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quote:
Originally posted by Jamie Walby
There was a group of lads at school that used to ask people to go through their cards in the playground so they could potentially do a swap. These lads would stand there with their caps in hand, then smash the deck of cards upwards as they were being gone through, catch what they could in the caps and do one
One time the kiddy whose cards got knocked out of his hands ran after them instead of picking his cards up. Myself and a mate were walking past and swept up, got a good haul between us and didn't get in trouble like the other lads. However I was annoyed as my mate picked up a load of good ones and I got fuck all decent ones
This exact same incident happened at my school as well
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stevenc89
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These things were mental! I had thousands and papped them all in the bin  keep them for a further 10 years then they will be worth something
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Matty SRi
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I was hooked on them for a months like everyone else, but i got a bit bored after a while, and 1 day i came out of school, waited for everyone else to come out, and threw them all up in the air and shouted "scramble" and walked off.
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