Finally After 16 Years
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That's an awesome story, and I'm glad you framed the card. And I like the picture! It does make me wonder if I have any promo cards like that in my cards binder (I've kept all of my Pokemon cards in the same binder that I got back in 1999).
I've never stopped liking Pokemon, so my experience is probably a bit different. I have a lot of older Pokemon stuff, ranging from stuffed toys and posters to cards and games, but I don't consider most of it to be particularly rare (just sentimental). My favorite Pokemon card is a first edition Blastoise that I have from the base set. It's still in the upper left corner of the first page of the aforementioned card binder, and I got it out and took a look at it the last time I visited my parents. I wouldn't want to frame it, as I think it's better-protected in the binder (and I guess I'm also a little shy about liking Pokemon publicly, even though, as you said, it really doesn't matter), but I do enjoy admiring it.
I tend to be a pack rat in general, so I still have a lot of stuff from my childhood, including a lot of more sentimental things than my Pokemon card collection. But I realize that if I think about it, Pokemon has played a pretty significant role in my life, and has been a constant as the rest of my world has changed. Having enjoyed Pokemon for about 2/3 of my life, first as a social pursuit and then as solitary form of relaxation, I can't really imagine what my life would have been like without it.
I've never stopped liking Pokemon, so my experience is probably a bit different. I have a lot of older Pokemon stuff, ranging from stuffed toys and posters to cards and games, but I don't consider most of it to be particularly rare (just sentimental). My favorite Pokemon card is a first edition Blastoise that I have from the base set. It's still in the upper left corner of the first page of the aforementioned card binder, and I got it out and took a look at it the last time I visited my parents. I wouldn't want to frame it, as I think it's better-protected in the binder (and I guess I'm also a little shy about liking Pokemon publicly, even though, as you said, it really doesn't matter), but I do enjoy admiring it.
I tend to be a pack rat in general, so I still have a lot of stuff from my childhood, including a lot of more sentimental things than my Pokemon card collection. But I realize that if I think about it, Pokemon has played a pretty significant role in my life, and has been a constant as the rest of my world has changed. Having enjoyed Pokemon for about 2/3 of my life, first as a social pursuit and then as solitary form of relaxation, I can't really imagine what my life would have been like without it.
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and because of that you dont need to be Ashamed about it..
its a big part of your life and one of the things you love , so what do you care what people thinks?
live your life the way you want to live it...
i'm glad i framed my mew promo card..for alot of people who see it , it brings a lot of childhood memories
and they thinks its Probably very Valuable because its a out of print old cards lol
and all my friends tell me " wow you can sell it on ebay for alot of money" and stuff like that lol
belive me, you wont Regret doing the things you want to do..
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That was a cute story ^-^ I still have my promo cards when i saw the movie in the theatre as a kid. I think i will always keep them.
Nice idea to frame the cards.
Nice idea to frame the cards.
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Props dude. I'd love to have my old cards. :/
