Pokemon Fan Finds Binder Full of Classic Cards When Cleaning Out Garage
The Pokemon franchise has inspired people from multiple generations since the launch of the original TV series back in the nineties. Since then, the franchise has released numerous video games, movies, comics, and other media, gathering a massive fan base in the process. These fans show their affection for Pokemon through various means, like collecting cards and creating different types of fan art, among many others.
Moreover, as fans eagerly wait for the next games, Pokemon Scarlet and Violet, they regularly come up with artwork based on the new pocket monsters to be introduced, like Smoliv, Sprigatito, and Fuecoco. Recently, a Pokemon fan art showing Lechonk going after Smoliv made a few waves on gaming forums.
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On the other hand, a different section of the community shows its admiration for Pokemon by amassing collectible items. Logan Paul is one such souvenir enthusiast who has a great collection of hundreds of Pokemon cards. Naturally, fans were surprised to see Logan Paul auctioning more than 700 Pokemon cards from his collection with a total value of more than $200,000. Reddit user Lumberjack1025 is another trading cards aficionado with a stockpile of classic cards that they believed to have been lost for years. Fortunately, the Redditor had a nostalgic experience as they surprisingly found a binder of these classic trading cards when cleaning their garage.
Lumberjack1025 uploaded an image of the binder containing their assortment of Pokemon cards. Charmeleon, Charizard, Dark Charizard, and Dark Flareon are the cards seen in the photo, suggesting the user kept multiple cards of the same pocket monster. The Reddit community positively received the
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