I’m grateful that I have a Psa 9 1st ed Charizard, but the money being offered for this card is tempting to sell. If this card ever consistently sells for 50k, I might just have to let it go.
I understand you being upset but your experience is nothing special. I’m pretty sure almost everyone undersold their cards. It comes down to how you took the lose. When I saw my cards skyrocketing within a few weeks after I sold them I came to realize there were some opportunities ahead. You should’ve reinvested that money back into the hobby when you saw your card going up in value after you sold it.
It was impossible to foresee prices go up so insanely high, but around April it should’ve been clear with the kind of people coming in that prices were destined to go higher. I don’t know where things will go from here, but I feel like there will be people who are worse off than you when these cards finally stop going up in value.
Imagine how someone like Rusty would feel if they just always looked back on previous sales… It’s hard not to do, but you gotta have thick skin and adapt. That being said, we are for sure in crazy times. Pokemon is the new bitcoin. lol
If you are upset with that decision, why would you sell everything else you have? Don’t you run the risk of losing out on future gains for cards you still own? It just sounds like that will increase the bitterness you already feel.
Don’t quit over lost potential. Sometimes you have to laugh through the tears. Everyone has sales they regret.
If it makes you feel better, to my knowledge I am the only person in Pokemon to have done something quite this dumb: June 2016, sold some cards including my PSA 10 1st Ed. Blaine’s Charizard for $190 + shipping, because I had just bought some bitcoin and wanted to buy more.
Wow! At least I got bitcoin out of it – that must have made me some money, right? Wrong, I turned pessimistic and spent it all. That’s TWO horrible financial decisions from ONE Pokemon sale! Can’t top that lmao!
I sold one of my three 1st Edition PSA 9 Zards for $700 back in 2013. That was a great price at the time. It hurts looking back on it, but that cashflow helped me attain a lot of other cards I needed.