The modern Japanese Pokemon card market was in a speculative bubble

[pokebuffet]

@timewaster1700

Its true we often tend to have a stronger emotional attachment to rare cards we pull ourselves and send in ourselves for grading than ones we buy.

Not true for everyone.

Even if the slabbed card was bought, I still have emotional attachment to it that I would be reluctant to sell.

[Slade]

Some good information to put out there. Don’t want to just put it on Discord where it will get lost in the chat. This is a line chart with all the PSA 10 Pikachu (Yen)100,000+ (X>$720) averaged out on a chart. Overall high end Pikachu cards are doing well compared to other cards in a similar vain.

Not. a big surprise since pikachu. collectors take up majority of the space, but some good information non-the-less.

Goes to show releases and rarity matter the most in down markets.

[pfm]

Do you need to look at the graph again?

[Slade]

Let me just post my graphs and leave me alone bunny man >:[

[rhoxhunter]

Does it mean i should remortgage my home and buy now as rhe next cycle starts.

Totally financial advice, all in yolo. Moon emojis

[pfm]

It all depends on whether you consider “a” or “b” to be the “bull trap”

[rhoxhunter]

@pfm

Do

Was kidding, cardboard is for fun, matters even less in the long run, could go up, could go down, could do nothing. Happy too look at pictures regardless.