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A Pokémon fan has been able to fund his own wedding, after rediscovering a trio of rare Charizard cards hidden away in his attic. Speaking to BBC News, Andrew Braund said he'd sold the three Pokémon cards for a total of £32,800 ($44,000)…
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A Pokémon fan has been able to fund his own wedding, after rediscovering a trio of rare Charizard cards hidden away in his attic. Speaking to BBC News, Andrew Braund said he'd sold the three Pokémon cards for a total of…
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A Pokémon fan has been able to fund his own wedding, after rediscovering a trio of rare Charizard cards hidden away in his attic. Speaking to BBC News, Andrew Braund said he'd sold the three Pokémon cards for a total of £32,800 ($44,000)…
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