The back of the card displays a Pokédex entry, the Pokémon's appearance rate in Pokémon Red, Blue, and Green, and the details of the attack that's being used in the artwork. Kangaskhan here is using Dizzy Punch!
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1997 Carddass Card
Manufacturer: Bandai
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1998 Playing Card
Manufacturer: Nintendo
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~1998-2002 Meiji Milk Chocolate Cards
Manufacturer: Nintendo
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1999 Lunchables Card
Manufacturer: Oscar Meyer Foods
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1999 Burger King Card
Manufacturer: Burger King
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2000 Topps Trading Cards
Manufacturer: Topps
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2013 Hanafuda Card
Manufacturer: The Pokémon Company International
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2020? DKV Collections Card
Manufacturer: DKV Collections
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Newspaper clippings?
Manufacturer: Unknown
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Mystery Flats
I've got no idea what these things are. One is from a Spanish speaking country and the others are from Japan, but that's all I can tell you. The square ones are very tiny, the other two have nothing on the back, and the Spanish one is about half the size of a TCG card. If you know anything about these please contact me!
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1998 Official Nintendo Player's Guide Sticker
Manufacturer: Nintendo of America
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Pokémon Pan Stickers
Manufacturer: Daiichi Pan
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1996 Pokémon Batomen Disc
Manufacturer: Tomy
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