Technically, Dollar Tree didn’t stop selling Pokémon trading cards. It’s since the merger with Family Dollar that they’re stock shifted. So, when you go to their website, they direct customers to buy Pokémon cards from their “sister store.” When you click on the banner, it takes you to the area on Family Dollar where you can make a purchase.
Does dollar tree have pokemon cards?
Not all Dollar Trees stock Pokémon cards nowadays. While Dollar Tree does still stock them in store, they slowed down and have sparse availability. It really depends on the store and location. However, you should be able to find them at almost all Family Dollar stores.
I live in Maryland and cant find any pokemon at my local dollar tree. Even on the dollar tree website there are none. Reply Kibble n’ bitsApril 2, 2020 at 1:12 pm MST.
Are Pokemon cards harder to find now?
It seems Pokemon cards are a bit harder to find these days. My son has actually had luck finding new and old Pokemon cards at local trading card stores OR local thrift / consignment / antique shops.
Can you pull cards from Dollar Tree packs?
There can be reverse holos, holos, some ex cards and ultra rares are possible to pull from dollar tree packs Reply Nathan. February 15, 2018 at 1:10 pm MST.
A inquiry we ran across in our research was “Can you pull rare cards from Dollar Tree packs?”.
Here is what I discovered. there are alot moret han just commons in those. There can be reverse holos, holos, some ex cards and ultra rares are possible to pull from dollar tree packs Reply Nathan. February 15, 2018 at 1:10 pm MST I have gotten rainbow rare from dollar packs.
Normally the packs are around $5 and have 10 cards. So it’s cheaper to get the dollar tree packs, but the cards are more likely to be common. My son is 7 and enjoys opening them.
Does Dollar Tree Inventory vary by region?
Keep in mind that Dollar Tree inventory can vary greatly by region. And speaking of Dollar Tree, be sure to check out this post ~ What to Buy and What NOT to Buy at the Dollar Tree! (Thanks, Nikki!) Share this: Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window).