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Several different types of Pokémon valentine's day cards have been manufactured. At least four different sets of valentines exist. These valentines are typically used by children to give to their classmates on Valentine's Day, as is customary in North America and other parts of the world.

Pokémon Collector's Series #1 Valentine's Day Cards & Envelopes

The box of valentines and its contents

Pokémon Collector's Series #1 Valentine's Day Cards & Envelopes are a set of thirty-five valentines and envelopes produced by American Greetings.^[1] This includes thirty-four valentines for friends and one for a teacher. They were released during Generation II. The valentines included are in prints of three and must be ripped apart from one another.

The following Pokémon are featured on valentines in this set: Pikachu, Psyduck, Snorlax, Typhlosion, Slowking and Elekid.

Pokémon valentines (2003)

The front of the box

The back of the box, showing each valentine design

Another series of Pokémon Valentines was released by American Greetings in 2003. There were 32 valentines in total with eight unique designs. Each design featured CGI artwork of various Pokémon. There were no specifically designated "teacher's" valentines, although one design was larger than the other seven. The entire package included the 32 valentines, a sheet of stickers, and a sheet of temporary tattoos.

The valentines were self-sealing and did not include envelopes.

The following Pokémon are featured on valentines in this set: Charizard, Pikachu, Skarmory, Scizor, Heracross, Smeargle, Donphan, Pichu, Totodile, Snubbull, Marill, Chikorita, Cyndaquil, Totodile, Wobbuffet and Togepi.

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