Pokémon Fan Art Card FAQ
Everything buyers ask us, in one place: what a fan art card actually is, whether ours are official, how many of each design we print, what they are made of, and where they ship from. If your question is not here, email support@beibelle74.com — a person answers.
Straight answers.
An original illustration of a Pokémon, drawn by an artist and printed on trading card stock. It is not a reprint of an official card and not a proxy — the artwork is new.
No. Every card here is fan art, drawn and printed by our own studio. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by Nintendo, Creatures Inc. or The Pokémon Company.
150. When a run sells out the design is retired — we do not reprint sold-out cards.
Yes. Each card carries its number, for example Y653, printed on the card.
Blue core card stock, cold foil, and a thick UV coating, shipped in a rigid top-loader.
No. They are collectibles, not playable cards, and no official event will accept them.
From the United States. Two business days to pack, then 7–12 days in transit. Free U.S. shipping over $99.
A penny sleeve inside a rigid top-loader, out of direct sunlight, in a room with stable humidity. Do not laminate it.
They are not graded and have no official market price. Their value is the artwork and the limited run — not a resale guarantee.
Two separate things. On our email list: 10% off every order, applied automatically, no code to type. Free cards come from inviting friends: up to 2 per friend, no limit on friends, and they never change the price.
Email support@beibelle74.com — we usually reply within one business day.
