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Welcome to the Jeli Cards Podcast! We are four best friends who grew up with a love and passion for collecting, especially Pokémon cards. We wanted to share our knowledge and experience when it comes to collecting and investing, but mainly we wanted a place where we could have fun, talk cards, and talk shop. We highlight all the major news headlines and scandals in the hobby, give in-depth market data on various card markets, and even have our Show & Tell segment where we showcase cards from our own personal collection. If you love the hobby and Pokémon cards, this is the podcast for you!
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HOBBY CARD INDEX: 15% OFF YOUR FIRST YEARhttps://hobbycardindex.com/?ref=JELICARDSDISCOUNT CODE: jelicardsSuspected shill bidding on a Black Label 10 RGB Mew? People can buy fake slab cases with working cert numbers off the internet? The trust is going away in the hobby! Also, Pokewarsgym and I share our opinions on a local card show we went to. There's a clear shift happening in the Pokémon hobby, but who all will be affected by it?
HOBBY CARD INDEX: 15% OFF YOUR FIRST YEARDISCOUNT CODE: jelicardsWe team up again with Pokewarsgym for our Pokémon picks of the week! We discuss artwork, nostalgia, binder appeal, and current raw and graded prices. Our four selections are Kingler VMAX from Brilliant Stars, Mega Gyarados EX from BREAKpoint, Gold Houndoom from Battle Styles, and shiny Mewtwo GX from Hidden Fates. Don't forget to comment and vote who won this week's best cards!
John and I compare the Gold Star Mudkip PSA 10 that sold above $1 million with a later $610,000 auction result, questioning the legitimacy of that seven-figure sale. We also point to Gold Star Torchic sales falling in less than a month as evidence of a sharp correction. Can these gold star Pokémon cards rebound, or are we finally seeing this market normalize?
Myself and Pokewarsgym share four Pokémon card picks that we are watching for our personal collections! We discuss artworks, grading populations, gem rates, and recent price movements.
Don't waste our time! John and I question whether some eBay sellers use Best Offer listings to generate listing activity without intending to negotiate. We also debate the benefits and risks of auctions versus Buy It Now, and a sellers' reluctance to risk a card for a below-market result. We end the show discussing an unconfirmed report that a PSA 10 1952 Topps Mickey Mantle may have sold for $50 million, and whether any Pokémon card could reach that figure.
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