Its purpose is to keep the value of certain cards from dropping, but what its actually done is caused certain formats to be completely inaccessible to all but the most trust-fundy of people
I do like this card in principle, it is just problematically underpowered
Simply take a photo of your card, and our system will instantly identify it and show you the current market value based on recent sales data
Instead, whats shown for GameStops seem to be at least some classic cards from the early 00s, both Japanese and English, even if they themselves arent worth more than small change
As a result of this incident, many big box stores decided to discontinue selling Pokmon cards in their physical stores as a precautionary measure to safeguard both their customers and employees
r/pkmntcgtrades is the main subreddit for buying and selling Pokmon cards, and it's genuinely great once you get the hang of it