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Alright, let’s jaw about them Pokey-man TV cards, you know, the ones them young’uns are always yappin’ about. I seen ’em on that there inter-web thingy, eBay they calls it. Says they got “fast and free shippin’” on a bunch of ’em. Guess that’s good if you’re lookin’ to snatch some up.
Now, I ain’t no expert, but from what I gather, these cards ain’t just any cards. They got some from Topps, back in ’99, like them “TV Animation Edition” ones. People are buyin’ and sellin’ ’em all over the place, seems like. COMC, whatever that is, has a whole mess of ’em. You can get all sorts, even them “rookie” cards, if that means anything to ya.
Then there’s these newfangled ones, “Scarlet and Violet 151” they call ’em. Says you can “choose your card” and they’re all “NM,” which I reckon means “near mint,” like new and shiny. They got all kinds of brands and deals, so you gotta keep yer eyes peeled.
This here website, it talks about prices and such. Says most of them common cards ain’t worth much, maybe a dollar or less. Even them “rare” ones might only fetch ya ten bucks. But hold on, them shiny, holler-graphic ones, those can go for ten to fifty dollars! Imagine that! Fifty dollars for a little piece of cardboard!
- Topps ’99 Pokemon TV Cards – Folks are lookin’ up prices and tradin’ ’em like they’re gold.
- 1999 Topps Pokemon TV Animation Edition Series 1 – You can buy a whole bunch from different sellers, all in one go.
- Pokemon Scarlet & Violet 151 – All the cards are new and in good shape, lots to choose from.
I heard tell that these Pokey-man cards are popular ’cause folks remember ’em from when they were kids. You know, back in the late nineties and early two-thousands. That “nos-tal-ja” stuff, they call it. Makes people wanna buy things they had when they were young’uns. And Pokey-man, well, it’s always been popular, so that makes them cards even more sought after.
Did you know Topps made some Pokey-man cards way back when? In 2000, they put out these “Chrome” cards, with the first 78 Pokey-mans on ’em. Now, them Topps cards, they seem to be a big deal. People are always lookin’ up how much they’re worth. You can find prices for all sorts, graded and ungraded. Graded means someone looked at ’em real close and gave ’em a score, I think. The better the score, the more they’re worth, I reckon.
And if you’re lookin’ for them really special cards, there’s this place they call a “global marketplace.” Sounds fancy, huh? They got all sorts of rare and collectible Pokey-man cards. And they say they’re real, not fake, which is important I guess. Especially if you’re gonna spend more than 250 dollars on one! Can you believe that? Two hundred and fifty dollars for a card! That’s more than I spend on groceries in a month!
So, whether you’re lookin’ for them old Topps cards or the new shiny ones, there’s a whole world of Pokey-man TV cards out there. Just be careful not to spend all yer money on ’em, ya hear? There’s more to life than cardboard pictures, even if they do have cute little monsters on ’em.

And remember, them prices can change faster than a hen can peck corn. One day a card might be worth a dollar, the next it could be worth a hundred. It’s all a gamble, if you ask me. But if you enjoy it, and it makes you happy, then I guess that’s all that matters.
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