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whats a graded pokemon card Pokémon Card GRADED Box!The Pokmon Card GRADED Box is fun to open and brings back that rush of nostalgia of opening old cards without having to pay a huge premium. Not to mention these boxes guarantee a GRADED Pokmon card in each one! They make an amazing gift for any Pokmon fan. Everything included is 100% AUTHENTIC! Vintage GRADED Mystery Box consists of: 1 Graded Vintage Pokmon Card 1 Ultra Rare OR Full Art Card 1 Vintage Card Modern GRADED Mystery Box consists of: 1

The Pokémon Card GRADED Box is fun to open and brings back that rush of nostalgia of opening old cards without having to pay a huge premium. Not to mention these boxes guarantee a GRADED Pokémon card in each one! They make an amazing gift for any Pokémon fan. Everything included is 100% AUTHENTIC!

Vintage GRADED Mystery Box consists of:

- 1 Graded Vintage Pokémon Card
- 1 Ultra Rare OR Full Art Card
- 1 Vintage Card

Modern GRADED Mystery Box consists of:

- 1 Graded Modern Pokémon Card
- 1 Ultra Rare Pokémon Card
- 1 Full Art Pokémon Card

Cards will be "Graded" by any one of the following

  • PSA, CGC, BGS, MNT, KSA
Cards are randomly inserted in each box. The cards shown or listed in any promotional material are for demonstration purposes only and may or may not be contained inside each box. The odds of receiving a specific card are completely random and distributed throughout the entire product run. There is no written, oral, or implied guarantee or representation that the purchaser will receive any specific card. PTC Collectibles is not affiliated with the manufacturers of these items, and all logos and trademarks used on the cards are registered and licensed trademarks. PTC Collectibles makes no representations or warranties as to the use of any logo or trademark. The purchaser is solely responsible for the legal use of all logos and trademarks. The cards inside the product have been purchased from the secondary market and repackaged for resale by PTC Collectibles. By purchasing the product, you agree to these terms.
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