Should I place a bid?

99,999% of all pokemon cards are worthless and I doubt your cards are eveh graded.
You're not expecting to make big bucks but you're not even makkng small bucks either.

The bubble is for cards from the very first edition of Pokémon cards, and they must be graded through these stupid procedures. If you have some cards laying around and don’t meet this criteria then you won’t get anything of worth, unless you are that in need for an extra 10 bucks.

I've got base set through fossil. But getting just the holos PSA graded would probably make me lose money in the long run.
Should I just put up my damaged basic bitch Charizard then? As I understand there's a market for anything with that motherfucker on it.

Can you imagine being the owner of that card right now. Can you imagine having in your possession a piece of thin colorful cardboard that's worth more than a house. Who would have expected that a good condition charizard card would be worth that much money in 2020. The entire concept is mentally retarded.

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>implying the bidder is actually going to pay

Damn..niggers cant even give you free shipping

>spend 257 thousand us dollars
>ebay gives you a 100 dollar gift card for ebay

Also I'm laughing my ass off imagine paying that much and still having to pay shipping

If somebody is that desperate to buy this for so much money then wouldn't it be cheaper to just ask the printing company to reprint this for you? I don't know how all this works but that should be possible right?

My Charizard was stolen from me when I was 9, I know the little fucker who stole it too but I couldn't prove it.

Its on PWCC. You have to provide all your information and go through a week check, all bids are legit. 1st edition Lugia sold for $100k+ and it was confirmed real.

That’s not eBay, that auction is part of some serious shit, can’t pull a fast one.

It wouldn't be an 'original' which is the whole point of collecting.

Like it'd be possible to reproduce many artifacts like guns, melee weapons, armour using the same construction methods of the era they came from, but in the end it would still just be a reproduction.

Fair point but I just don't understand why you'd spend this much money on a piece of plastic, then again the people that collect these probably wipe their asses with money

>1st edition Lugia sold for $100k+ and it was confirmed real
unholy autism,why would you even buy something like that and not say who you are

I hope that its some zoomer youtuber or whatever that buys it just so they can destroy it in a video.

I have a bunch of first edition cards. How autistic is the grading?

extremely, if it has any imperfections in the corners, warp due to poor storage, etc it's worth much less

Have you really never heard the term 'private collector'.

You don't want people finding out you're loaded and have a bunch of expensive shit in your house.

>had a plastic sheet book full of first-gen holographics
>some nigger stole them out of my bag at school

Feels bad man I could have been rich.

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do it faggot

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Motherfucking Tristan stole my Charizard from my backpack the day before he moved away. Fuck that cunt.

Its probably some youtub/twitch/tiktok user you've never heard of cashing in on the current fad.

You brought them to school. You deserve some nigger to steal it from you.

The worse is when some friends come over and you get your cards stolen.