Efour Digest — May 31–June 1, 2026
Psy… psyyy… psy-psy-DUCK…
Key stats
- Dates: May 31–June 1, 2026 | New topics: 6 | New posts: 126
- Top contributor: @joponnes with 59 likes across 13 posts — a truly dominant spread across the forum.
Hottest trend
The grading debate is raging across multiple threads simultaneously, with unpopular opinions, the Crazy Market thread, and a new PSA grievance post all converging on questions of grading’s legitimacy, market speculation, and collector harm.
Highlighted content
- @smpratte delivered a widely-liked counterpoint in the unpopular opinions thread, arguing grading exists out of practical necessity — authentication and condition standards — separate from the financial speculation layered on top of it.
- @swoleking posted a detailed reality-check in the Crazy Market thread, pushing back hard on claims that slabs could 100x over 20 years: “ONLY 25.6% per year, for 20 years, compounded, without retracing… is pure fantasy.”
- The community rallied around @malin in a new PSA help thread, where a submission from 2023 has apparently been liquidated under PSA’s delinquent payment clause — a difficult read.
- A first-time poster, @Rockryn, is seeking a valuation on an unpeeled CoroCoro Pikachu/Jigglypuff sheet surfaced after the Logan Paul documentary; a comparable reportedly sold for $10k last year.
- Sign-ups for the E4 Signature Exchange 2026 closed June 1, with packages due by July 15 — @niece opted out due to travel but pledged a forum donation.
Collection updates
- @joponnes completed the Hataya binder page with a long-awaited final card — twice lost in the mail before finally arriving.
- @gengarbrigade pulled a Hidden Fates card that eluded 50+ tin openings, heading straight to the binder.
- @beccazican shared a Southern Islands set haul alongside early TOMY figures and Bandai Stadium gashapon figures.
- @packyman picked up multiple shadowless variants with differing holo colors, yellow borders, and UV reactions, questioning whether the variations track to early deck, long crimp, or short crimp origins.
- @joponnes updated Jopo’s Collection Thread with completed Bandai Carddass Series 1–2 sets — described as among the first Pokémon card products ever produced.
- @Sakuramei marked Audino Day with Thai card arrivals added to the Mega Audino collection.
- @frisianlunatic’s double square-cut error card finally returned from grading after nearly a year — the corners were recognised.
Psyduck used Headache — it’s super effective against market speculation posts.