What we've seen work: Posting a photo of a big pile of cards with "2,500 Pokmon cards, mostly Sword & Shield era, includes some holos and Vs, $50 local pickup" gets bites fast Themed lots ("All my Charizard cards, 25 different cards, $20") do well in Facebook groups Vintage bulk moves quickly at a premium in nostalgia-focused groups Pros: Zero fees for local sales Cash in hand, no waiting for payouts No shipping hassle for local pickup Facebook groups can be a goldmine for specific types of bulk Cons: Limited to local buyers (Marketplace) or group members No buyer/seller protection for local cash sales Flaky buyers are common on Facebook Marketplace Requires meeting up with strangers (public locations, please) Best for: Unsorted collections and large quantities where you want to avoid shipping entirely
Isaac?s deck list: Lightning energy x24 Double Colorless Energy x2 Magnemite L13 x4 Magneton L28 x3 Voltorb L10 x4 Electrode L35 x2 Electabuzz L35 x4 Kangaskhan L40 x2 Tauros L32 x1 Professor Oak x1 Bill x2 Switch x2 Defender x4 Gust of Wind x1 Potion x4 SCIENCE CLUB There?s no traders here, but it?s a good time to hunt down Imakuni and battle him a few times if you haven?t done so already
Sadly though, Wigglytuff's 140 base HP is about all that the Pokemon has going for it, with none of its other stats surpassing 85
Understanding the reasons behind bans can enhance the game's appreciation and knowledge
Early on, her and Simba Adventurous Successor can turn a cheap character already on the board into a decent fighter
