Pokemon Cards!!

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    Hey! I love to collect pokemon cards and have a alot of them, but I would love to have someone to like talk to about them and i need some help!!
    I wanna organize them but i dnt know of anyways!! Can someone give a some ideas?!!
     
    Where in the world are you? See if there is a league near you using the pokemon website.

    I'd link but I'm on my phone, will do tonight for you if nobody else has
     
    Really, how you organize your cards is completely and entirely up to you.

    The most common methods of organizing cards that I've seen are are:

    Pokedex: Organizing them by national pokedex number, in order to have 1 copy of every single pokemon.

    Preference: Based on how much you as a collector like the card. Your favorite cards rise to the top, where your least favorites sit at the bottom or are cast off to the side.

    Rarity: Your Secret rares(Primes, ex, legends, etc.) go in front, followed by shinies, followed by holos, followed by stars, followed by uncommons, followed by uncommons, and etc.

    Artist: You put your collection of your favorite card artists up front,.

    Play Value: your most competitively playable cards go up front, with everything else after

    Set: You organize your cards and divide them by set numbers, and leave spaces for cards missing from your collection.

    Type: Pokemon, Trainers, Supporters, Energies are all separated into distinctive sections for quick access.
     
    Ok if you want someone to talk to outside of home ill give a bunch of links to get started here: What's a Pokémon Trading Card Game League?

    Pokémon League provides a nearby place for you to get together with other fans of both the Pokémon Trading Card Game and the Pokémon video games to have some fun. Using your own cards and Pokémon DS games, you can play, trade, and even earn cool prizes! The best part is that you can do all of this with other Pokémon players who love collecting and playing just as much as you do.
    Even if you don't know all the rules of the game, at a league you can learn game basics and, in no time, perfect your strategy! Joining a league is the best way to hone your skills to compete in Pokémon tournaments—from Battle Roads all the way up to the World Championships. Leagues are held in safe, public locations, such as game stores, community centers, or libraries, and are run by official League Leaders.

    links: https://www.pokemon.com/us/organized-play/events/
     
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