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Martin's Full-Time Job – Grading Pokémon Cards

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This weekend, thousands gathered to buy and sell trading cards. In a booth, behind a curtain, sat Martin Andreasson. He is one of the few who can make a living grading Pokémon cards. “I make an independent assessment,” he says, listing what determines whether a card can go for thousands of kronor, or just a few tens.
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This weekend, thousands gathered to buy and sell trading cards. In a booth, behind a curtain, sat Martin Andreasson. He is one of the few who can make a living grading Pokémon cards. “I make an independent assessment,” he says, listing what determines whether a card can go for thousands of kronor, or just a few tens.

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na.se broke the news on Sunday, August 30, 2026.
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