Pokemon card distributors? - The PokeGym
WEBNov 14, 2012 — U.S. Distributors ACD Distribution 1.800.767.4263 Warehouses in CA, WI, PA Alliance Distribution 1.800.444.3552 Warehouses in CA, TX, IN, MD Diamond Distribution 800.452.6642 Warehouses in CA, TN, PA Great American 914.968.7900 Warehouse in NY GTS Distribution 888.333.9500 Warehouses in WA, CA, AZ, HI, GA, MI Peach State Hobby Distribution 407. ...
How much are boxes/cases when bought from distributors?
WEBNew Member. Mar 18, 2012. #2. I know a shop/distributor that supposedly sells boxes and tins for only a couple dollars profit each. So it's very slightly less than these prices. Next Destinies box: $83 each. 2012 dragon tins: $10 each. Theme decks: $7 each. Mewtwo Collection Box: $10 each.
Ebay Variation Listing with Pokemon Cards - The PokeGym
WEBAug 27, 2012 — I have recently seen quite a few variation listings on Ebay that include Pokemon cards, and I wanted to make a few of my own. So I attempted to do so, but couldn't get it working at all. For those of you who don't know what a variation listing is, you probably shouldn't be trying to help me, but you can find an example anyways right here.
Questions about Pokemon Retail - The PokeGym
WEBJul 14, 2013 — Distributors. Pokemon.com has a nice list on their support site (must be logged in), but I've expanded upon their list: United States ACD Distribution 1.800.767.4263 Warehouses in CA, WI, PA Alliance Distribution 1.800.444.3552 Warehouses in CA, TX, IN, MD Diamond Distribution 800.452.6642 Warehouses in CA, TN, PA Great American 914.968.7900 ...
When do sets generally go out of print? - The PokeGym
WEBMay 22, 2013 — TPCi overestimated the popularity of Pokemon TCG, and people aren't buying enough product. I doubt this is the case today, but probably was the case a couple years ago. I like how they overprint product though, it means that I can rest easy knowing that I can buy a pack of Pokemon TCG cards 2 years from now, especially theme decks.
Ultra Pro Magnetic One Touch - The PokeGym
WEBNew Member. Jun 8, 2013. #1. Maybe someone here can help on a question regarding the thickness of a Pokemon card (among other things). Today as I was shopping for a nice display-type case for a Shiny Chandelure, the best I found in the local card store was Ultra Pro One Touch Magnetic, with 35 PT and 100 PT products available.
Hills wholesale gaming... | The PokeGym
WEBFeb 3, 2010 — I have bought all my Pokemon cards exclusively from Hill's for the past 2 years about now and have been buying from them to some extent since the 1st Pokemon Nationals I went to in, I believe, 2005.....maybe 2006. I have bought loose pack lots, sealed boxes/cases, tins, etc and never had any problems of any kind.
Pokémon Rulings Compendium
WEB4 days ago — Team Compendium is a group of volunteers who manage the Pokémon Trading Card Game Rulings Compendium. Team Compendium participates regularly on the TPCi Rules Team (which is comprised of TPCi R&D staff and Team Compendium) in order to nominate, test, and record official rulings made by TPCi, and to publish them in the Compendium. Team ...
Why are Korean booster boxes so insanely cheap? - The PokeGym
WEBFeb 27, 2013. #4. The card quality isn´t the best , really. That´s why they are that cheap. Japanese>English>Korean going by card stock and ink quality, imo. But everyone has to decide himself. if it´s worth it. I bought a few boxes of Korean BW4 and I was quite disappointed. M.
Pokemon deckbuilder's toolkit? | The PokeGym
WEBJan 15, 2011 — It doesn't matter to TPC that demand for Platinum has increased if TPC has sold their stock of Platinum cards to distributors already. The popularity of cards from certain sets after the print run of that set has ended primarily benefits distributors and after-market sellers, as the only benefit the sellers see is an increase in orders for more ...