Abstract
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Pokémon TCG has not become more popular than at that time.
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In the new latest data, the Pokémon Company has revealed that more than 75 billion cards have been printed and sold to date.
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Somehow, it seems that it is still not enough products to see how big the demand is.
Despite being around since 1996, it seems that Pokémon, especially Pokémon TCG, has never become more popular. Set and boxes are being sold left and right, people are camping overnight to buy the small stock that is available, and websites have to be resolved to deal with boats.
Relevant
Why are Pokémon TCG cards sold everywhere?
Scalers are chasing a handful of Pokémon TCG cards from a few sets, and we are all suffering for it.
It is too wild to think that the cardboard trading card we All Mainly misconduct as children at this location. But how many cards are just printed? Well, when you know, it can blow your brain.
We did math, so you don’t need
As the first time is on the ReddatePokémon Company Released latest data for everything from its video games, commercial cards and mobile phones itself.
There, it was revealed that 75 billion (!!!) cards have been printed and sold to date. These 75 billion cards are spread over 16 different languages, which are released in more than 90 countries and regions.
This number is more than 64.8 billion in March 2024, which means, in a year, 10.2 billion cards were printed. According to the Reddate, it is less than 10.2 billion before the year, when 11.9 billion cards were printed and sold.
To keep things more in the context, the number of cards hidden to date is enough to cross the world more than 3,000,000 times. The reason for this is that the earth is 24.091 miles long (distance across the equator). If we pretend that each card is equal to one mile, then there is enough cardboard to cross the earth 3,011,927 times.
It doesn’t matter how you shake it, the number of hidden cards is really surprised in mind. Somehow, it seems that it is still not enough products to see how big the demand is.
- The original release date
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October 20, 1996
- Player counting
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2
- Age recommended.
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6+
- The length of each game
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Variable
- Name of the franchise
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Pokemon
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