He doesn’t keep those charizards at his house, if you watched the video you’d know that.
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I watched the video. At what point did Gary mention he doesn’t keep those cards at his house?
Your seemingly good intentions to warn Gary seem passive. Also, to try and give a man advice that has been doing this for 20+ years and to think he doesn’t know a little something about security is foolish. To think he’d keep all his Charizards and most prized cards at his house , is also foolish. Clearly just got a few for the video. Every serious collector with valuable cards have multiple security setups in place- wisely separated in different ways.
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I love you Muk
Look at the insta message between Gary and Logan
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Yes, well before.
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I spent some time with the girl, Lana. She is hoping to assist us with our Autism Charity. She has a beautiful sister who is on the spectrum so is very familiar with the struggles involved.
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Definitely not stored in his house.
I’ve seen a video of Gary storing his cards in a vault (think it’s unlisted now).
But it is nerve racking seeing so many people in his house, anyone could’ve sneaked a zard into their pockets lol.
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Yeah, even though I’d like to keep things close, my wife won’t allow it. When taking pictures or filming I have to schlep everything to the house then take it back to storage before bed lol.
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Congrats Gary, the video turned out great.
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Well, I am overwhelmed by the positive expressions of everybody who’s posted here. Thank you so so much. You guys and E4 are my family.
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When the day comes that I try to sell my PSA 10 1st Ed Base set, I can say that half of the holos have been touched by an angel.
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Absolutely enormous shoutout to Gary! Great move for the hobby.
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I’m honesty not a suck up and would be the last person to do so. But it’s true that the hobby won’t be where it was today without the guys who are currently on top being who they are. Modesty, no dramas going about collecting for the love of Pokémon.
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Though I can’t say I’m personally a fan of Logan (yet), I really enjoyed the exchange you two had.
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Stay tuned. There’s a lot more to come and not with just me. It’ll knock your socks off. Seriously;)
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Awesome Gary! Though I know how you feel haha, I think I saw many looks at the significant other as well 
. Thanks for being a positive role model and influence to us all, much Aloha.
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That Charizard sale was actually the first video I’ve ever watched on Logan’s channel, from what I see, Logan seems like a true Pokémon fan who forgot how awesome the hobby was. I think that this sudden surge of nostalgia combined with the reality of these cards becoming appreciating assets allows him to invest his time into the hobby for pure enjoyment without harming his financial status.
I do think that if Gary truly felt wrong about parting with the Charizard, he would not have felt pressured to sell, and his decision to sell was 100% the right choice if it’s how his heart felt. Logan’s reaction after the offer acceptance was also the reaction you would expect from a collector. This isn’t just another toy for Logan to rack views, he genuinely wanted the card. Great call from Gary, this man’s decision making single handedly affected all of our collections whether you have spoke to him personally or not.
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There’s no torch passing here! Gary will be around for a long time yet my son 
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Much agreed with the above. Many of us have had an increase in our wealth or been priced out of goals(and hopefully adjusted by now), but something magical beyond prices has occurred in 2020. Its a magical appreciation for these cards. The common and uncommon cards. And the vintage game boy games we played. The 1st edition box opening has made this year even better. I can’t wait for any other surprises and what the 25th anniversary will bring. I now love Pokémon more than ever.
Congrats on selling the card too. I hope you feel you did the right thing.
Party likes its 1999.
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