Lake District trading card shop stocks Chinese Pokémon cards
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 14 Oct, 13:33 · Archive
Bowness-on-Windermere trading card company Mox and Munchies is stocking Chinese Pokémon Eeveelution cards.
Bowness-on-Windermere trading card company Mox and Munchies has announced it is stocking Chinese Pokémon cards from the Eeveelution line. The products available include Chinese Eeveelution blind boxes, Chinese Gem Pack Vol 2 packs and Chinese First Partner 30th Anniversary Vol 1 packs. The business said it was 'super excited' to stock the items, describing them as 'great stocking fillers' as Christmas approaches or 'just a great general gift for those who love Eevee and all their evolutions'.
The cards are based on the popular Pokémon Eevee, known as the 'Evolution Pokémon' because its unstable genetic code allows it to evolve into one of eight different Pokémon. The Pokémon franchise began in Japan with Nintendo Game Boy video games in the 1990s, but the associated trading card game has reached new heights in recent years, with rare cards selling for as much as £12m.
Pokémon card packs often sell out quickly after release, making them difficult to find in shops. Mox and Munchies invited interested customers to get in touch about stock levels and prices via Facebook or email at moxandmunchies@gmail.com.
How it is being reported
- Chinese Pokémon cards now available at this Lake District businessSouth Cumbrian trading card company Mox and Munchies is stocking Chinese Pokémon Eeveelution blind boxes, Gem Pack Vol 2 and 30th Anniversary packs.NW Evening Mail · 14 Oct, 13:24
- Chinese Pokémon cards now available at this Lake District businessSouth Cumbrian trading card company Mox and Munchies is stocking Chinese Pokémon Eeveelution blind boxes, Gem Pack Vol 2 and 30th Anniversary packs.Westmorland Gazette · 14 Oct, 13:24
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