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Dude I'm sorry but what are you talking about? What Kaito dropped and Gon picked up is indeed a Hunter License Card, and it is Ging's Hunter License Card. It has some identifying marks on it like the name of the owner, the number which tells us when it was issued, and other things, like the Stars you get as a Hunter (this is how we know Ging is a 2-star Hunter).Alright...
i just read these sites wich NoFreakingWay posted:
..and from these we know that the Card Kaito lost was not the License Card from Gin, but the Certificate for the Two Star Hunter. The Number wich is on is the Number the Hunter get after he finished the Hunter Exam, and this Card is simply nothing more than something like a "proof" that he accomplished great enough things that he went to be a two star hunter.
Its kinda worthless i guess, because the information is also on the original Hunter License.
So i think that after you accomplish the one or two star Hunter level, you wont get a new license but the certificate for rising up to be one with the original Hunter ID on it.
There is no Two Star Hunter Exam, the Exam Number is the Number from the ordinary Hunter Exam, wich is printed on the Certificate.
Forthermore, Kaito told gon that Gin was often compared ti the three star hunters, but then he hunted him to be a "real" hunter. And within all the Time from the Point where Gin and Kaito meet to the moment now Gin could be risen to be a three star Hunter already.
I mean why should a certificate card with his number on it have the information of what happened after it was given to the person. Its just something like an honor badge. No wonder Gin gave it away. Because he still has his Hunterlicense.
It has a lot of functions, like you can swipe it on a reader to gain access to the Electronic Brain (The Hunter database), and all sorts of crap (like how Gon pawned his own Card it to raise money for the Auctions).
You should see how important it is because it gives the Hunter a lot of access to almost everything. Kurapika and Leorio explain its worth in one of the links I posted. That's why it's so important. Netero's Marshmallow-like secretary even mentioned that your first job as a Hunter is to take care of your Hunter License Card. It's that important to one's identity and mobility as a Hunter.
If you've ever played the newer Pokemon games there's a ID-like menu that is similar to the Hunter License card.
Why Ging abandoned it, I don't know. One could say that it's too boring for him to get a hold of all the benefits provided by the Hunter. Or it's a ballsy way of saying "I don't care about being a 'Hunter' anymore". Or he found something disagreeable or limiting with the Hunter Association system that drove him to make a statement by becoming a folk hero that's beyond anything provided by the merits given by the body. That's how badass he is, he's like a One Piece pirate whose status is comparable to Gold Roger in this manga except he's still alive inspiring our imaginations at what he could be doing at this time.