2 Answers 2 The best way to tell a real Pokmon card from a fake one is to compare it to one you know for sure is real The YouTube web series "Bootleg Zone" did an episode on bootleg Pokmon cards and compared them to real ones
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4 Applin (185/167) Dragon-Type The camouflaged Applin is a sneaky Pokmon, not only because it can look suspiciously like a harmless fruit , but also because it is hiding a tough Dragon-type Pokmon battler within its tasty appearance
But if time is the limited resource that is spent flipping sieges, players will probably prefer a more meaningful threat to reward them for that effort and hopefully end the game sooner
Its actually a giant flying Quillspike
If you happen to have duplicates of certain promos or rare pulls lying around, now might be the time to check their market value
