Japan Pokemon Card Back. Japanese Pokemon Card Back At this point, I am considering any card artwork that was not printed in English to be "Japanese exclusive," but am happy to update the list with a note for any card that has a print in a. Japanese cards used the cosmos holo pattern right from the start.
Japanese Pokemon Card Back from ar.inspiredpencil.com
I got a few of the gong Kong exclusive 25th boxes and have opened a few Chinese packs as a result However, the back of the card rarely changes in most TCGs, as this could render the card illegal in a tournament
Japanese Pokemon Card Back
Including japanese pokemon card backs which is the one that also have an unique story and history of the card back design In 1998, the manufacturer of Pokémon cards known as Media Factory ran a promotional campaign where collectors could send a piece of mail with two Pokémon cards included, and would receive two promotional cards in return, to simulate a trade. However, the old-back Japanese Pokémon cards were almost immediately out-of-date and boring to kids in the 90s and required a change-up (not to mention the whole Pokéball thing).
Japanese Pokemon Card Back. These are known as the 'Trade Please!' promotional cards I got a few of the gong Kong exclusive 25th boxes and have opened a few Chinese packs as a result
Mavin Dragonite Topsun Green Back 1995 Japanese Pokemon Card. Japanese Pokemon Card Backs Original 1996 "Pocket Monsters" The original Pokémon card back from 1996, often referred to as the "Japanese old-back," was the very first design used when the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) was launched in Japan Some sellers peddle Chinese and Korean cards at Japanese prices to overcharge buyers