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The Garcia family drove from Halifax to Moncton to attend the Maritime Collectible Expo on Sunday. The event showcased over 90 vendors selling diecasts, comics, videogames, Hot wheels, toys, and Pokémon, Disney and sports collectibles.
Ricardo Garcia says negotiating for Pokémon cards is helping his sons learn real life skills
Rhythm Rathi · CBC News
· Posted: May 18, 2026 4:12 PM EDT | Last Updated: 13 minutes ago
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Mariana, left, and Ricardo Garcia along with their sons Caio Jose, bottom left, and Daniel have been attending collectible events for the last month and a half. (Rhythm Rathi/CBC)
Ricardo Garcia says his kids are learning valuable life skills through their Pokémon card collecting hobby.
Both his sons, Daniel, 12, and Caio Jose, 10, have a total of around 500 Pokémon cards and are trying to find some missing ones to complete three sets. One set has about 200 cards, according to the kids.
The Garcia family drove from Halifax to attend the Maritime Collectible Expo at the Moncton Coliseum on Sunday. The event showcased over 90 vendors selling diecasts, comics, videogames, Hot wheels, toys,
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