Target will stop selling Pokmon and sports trading cards in stores after a series of fights, including one where a gun was pulled in a parking lot Target's new decree went into effect on Friday across the country The sales of Pokmon cards have been halted in-store, as well as trading cards for the MLB, NBA and NFL, but will still be sold online The decision came after a Target in Brookfield, Wisconsin was forced to go into lockdown after a man pulled a gun over a trading card dispute in a parking lot The man who was attacked and pulled the gun suffered minor injuries Target said at the time they were reevaluating the protocol around trading cards The ban comes as the value of trading cards soars during the pandemic Walmart is continuing to sell cards in-store at this time See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Following a violent fight last week, Target is temporarily pulling Pokmon and sports trading cards from store shelves
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This will be followed by a wider release to mass retailers (including DisneyStore.com) on November 25th
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