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Touch 'n Go has launched Pokémon 30th Anniversary NFC cards as blind packs, priced at RM29 each or RM232 for a box of eight, the same total as buying eight single packs.
Touch 'n Go released limited-edition Pokémon NFC cards in blind packs for its 30th anniversary.
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Touch ‘n Go said it has released its first blind packs featuring limited-edition Pokémon 30th Anniversary NFC cards, marking the 30th anniversary of both the Pokémon franchise and the e-wallet operator.
A single blind pack costs RM29 and contains one randomly selected, sealed card.
The full box set costs RM232 and contains eight blind packs.
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