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Storefront poster No rarity uncut sheet (photoshopped) Charizard is an example of errors in the no rarity print run October 1996 - 97% of the initial card shipment is distributed by Star Corporation 20 October 1996 - Base Set Released 20 October 1996+ - Initial sales were slow, selling little by little 12 December 1996 - Quick Starter Gift Set Released (Video of Deck opening) 53 Days minimum release time for No Rarity cards - 20th Oct 1996 - 12th December 1996

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