What makes a Pokemon card damaged?
A Pokemon card can get damaged in many ways, but some common culprits include bends or creases, scratches on the surface, water damage, sun fading, and even getting chewed up by pets. Always double-sleeve your precious cards to keep them safe!
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Sunlight. Never underestimate the power of the sun to fade colors and damage cards. It's a silent card killer.
Frequent use without protection. Playing with the cards without sleeves can wear out the edges and surfaces.
Honestly, just looking at a card wrong feels like it damages it. Jokes aside, the main things are water damage, bends, and scratches. Keep 'em in a binder or protected sleeves!
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