>Charizard sold for $40k
>Black Lotus sold for $85k
>Mickey Mantle sold for $1million
>Cards continue to go up in value every day, and rarely ever go down
Anyone who doesn't take trading cards seriously at this point is fooling themselves
Charizard sold for $40k
Ryan Gutierrez
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Camden Diaz
There's no point in taking them seriously unless you're still holding a two boxes of Alpha that your uncle gave to you when his comic shop went out of business in 1994.
Nathan Lopez
>bought a PSA graded 8 1st ed. Charizard ten years ago for $500
>it now sells for $2800
Jaxson Butler
That's nothing. A mere 560% gain over 10 years. The real money was made by people who bought 1st ed Base Set or Alpha boxes in the 1990s-early 2000s.
Samuel Butler
Is there any card game I should accumulate now? Or should I buy fidget spinners?
Jason Thomas
Yugioh. Or Beanie Babies.
Jace Cruz
Fidget Spinners are a shit investment. If you want to invest in a modern (2010s) collectible, buy Amiibos or POPs.
Nathan Morgan
And I'm actually serious about Yugioh and Beanie Babies, btw. Yugioh and Beanie prices are positioned to skyrocket in the next 5 years.
Brandon Carter
early magic cards were already rare in 1995.
heres a mtg price guide in 2002
imgur.com
Gavin Price
I feel good, so I will give a tip, NovaBlitz