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Palworld TCG cards are already selling for up to $4,000 as Pocketpair's tabletop game follows in Pokemon's footsteps, with resellers dominating the market 1 day after launch - GamesRadar+

Published by GamesRadar+ By George Young · 31 July 2026 at 17:25
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Palworld TCG cards are already selling for up to $4,000 as Pocketpair's tabletop game follows in Pokemon's footsteps, with resellers dominating the market 1 day after launch - GamesRadar+
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A Cattiva card went on sale three days before the set was officially released

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