One Pokmon Trading Card Game fan opened their pack of cards and found a series of rare misprints that made their collection even more special. Misprints in Pokmon cards are rarer than the rarest of Pokmon, making them a collectible item all on their own. For this Pokmon TCG fan, the misprints on the back of their cards were shockingly bad, which ended up being a good thing.
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