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WotC Mew Card?

RobertM24

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    • Seen Apr 24, 2010
    Hi everyone,

    Im trying to finish off my collection from many years ago (1-251), and Im only interested in cards by Wizards of the Coast, the new ones are not nice in my opinion. I have 2 Mew cards they are Ancient Mew, and the Promo from the first movie (I would post links but I can't), but I want my whole collection to be non-promo.

    I haven't found any online, but I haven't found anywhere where it says they were never made. I have already found out that WotC never made an Unown R, and that Unown J only came in a Promo version, So I am curious is there an english version of Mew that is not promo? (Made by WotC). If so post a link to what it looks like please.

    Thanks.
     
    donavannj said:
    As far as I can tell, there is no non-promo WotC Mew card. And, if you want all of the cards, you'd have to have some promos, since they are still cards. There is a Southern Islands Mew, iirc, but Southern Islands is considered an English promo set.
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    To clarify, Im not looking for each card created, but I want like the original of each, like base set, fossil, or jungle for the original 150. and then the Neo sets. An example like Magneton or whatever, I dont really care whether it's base set or fossil as long as I have one Im satisfied (I actually have both, but thats just an example).

    I have a promo Mewtwo and Moltres, but my goal is to get the cards in the original sets to replace them. So I was wondering if I could do the same thing with Mew, but it appears this is not the case, and your info backs that up too.

    Thanks

    But thanks for the info.
     
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