Who will end the hobby? Pick your poison
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God bless Chumlee, and all the accused
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Bieber gonna put all the yummy sauce on the skyridge cards and make Crystal Zard $40k Raw 
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I bet it’s his fault PSA 10 neo lugia is 22k BIN on ebay
doomp it
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Me.
Like I brought down ISIS, stopped the Rwandan Genocide, and cured Corona Virus.
I can do it all.
Don’t try me.
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Who’s Chumlee and what has he got to do with Pokemon lol - I get the Bieber reference.
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Nintendo
I think if gary somehow, someway, wakes up super crazy one day and burns all of this charizards in a blaze of fury while laughing with menace, the market would collapse. Or just make it even better for the people who have a psa 10 charizard 1st ed base set. But thats just while were on the topic of impossible things happening.
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Bob Saget
It’s not who that will end the hobby. It’s a what. I’m going to put my money on nuclear apocalypse to be the end all for this hobby
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I would still collect after all that with those of us still alive in underground bunkers.
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A nuclear apocalypse would also be the end for humanity so the last thing any of us would really care about in that situation would be our pokemon cards lol
jk Ill put 5 bottle caps down right now for a psa 10 charizard
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A solare flare during a geomagnetic reversal fries all electricity, the global economy obviously collapses instantly and with digital wealth gone all physical goods thrive, thus starting the era of Pokemon cards as currency. With no new cards being printed, the market quickly reaches an all time high. As the value of every card is reassessed, people finally appreciate and value no rarity cards as the true first edition. The Pokemon world is a better place.
But because people have no way to check any pop reports, Beckett employees realize their opportunity and start slapping spare black labels on their own played cards left and right to trade for crops, livestock and actually mint cards. It’s not until months after the great collapse that people peel off the labels and look at the actual cards they traded for, but at that point, they already lost it all. As modern society is rebuild, the market remains polarised and never quite recovers from the black label inflation.
Interpret that as you like, but that’s how I see it all playing out.
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Biohazard apocalypse is not so far away
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This is movie material
The apocalypse will have to take me out first before it could get to my cards:rage:
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I bet the WWll bunker where you store your charizard collection is enought nuke proof already.