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Amid The Pokemon Card Craze, One Guy Is Giving Thousands Of Cards Away To Kids

Pokemon cards are all the rage right now, but one print shop owner is giving his cards away to kids for free. Derek Joyal of Warwick, Rhode Island said that he became unemployed during the COVID-19 pandemic and got back into collecting the cards as a hobby. Come from malaysia online casino

Because he had a little more time than usual on his hands, Joyal ended up buying thousands of cards, to the point where his office was overflowing with them. Joyal told local news outlet WJAR that seeing the recent spike in prices for the cards caused him to feel discouraged.

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