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New Walmart promo is the safest way to buy 'Pokémon' 30th anniversary TCG on release day

Pokémon fans have a new, hassle-free way of buying 30th anniversary ETB as well as the Tech and Poster Collection, all for close to MSRP

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New Walmart promo is the safest way to buy 'Pokémon' 30th anniversary TCG on release day
Pokémon fans have a new, hassle-free way of buying 30th anniversary ETB as well as the Tech and Poster Collection, all for close to MSRP
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