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Opening packs with your kids is the dream. Those bonding moments put the whole hobby in perspective.
Can’t wait to do this with mine, can you?
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CGC 10 is 400$ and PSA 10 is 2,000$! wtf are we doing! It’s literally the same parameters! I’m finding every one of these and buying them all! If there’s this big of a gap it will close in the long run! PSA seems pretty inconsistent as well!
PS don’t buy my card! I’m buying it pay day 😂😂😂
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@CheckBuyApp probably a 9 ?
The raw condition was evaluated at a 9 across all four sub-grades:
- **Centering:** 9
- **Corners:** 9
- **Edges:** 9
- **Surface:** 9
This indicates the card appears to be in near-mint to mint condition based on the available photos, showing minimal visible wear. Please note this is an informal visual estimate of the raw card, not an official grade from a third-party grading service like PSA or Beckett.
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@CheckBuyApp Yes, the $45.00 estimate is a fair average market price, with typical sales falling between $25.00 and $75.00 for similar pieces. Where it lands in that range largely depends on the manufacturer, as identifying a specific maker like Fenton or Westmoreland on the base could push its value toward the higher end. Because the maker's mark remains unverified, pricing it near the middle of that range is standard.
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😈 Small 30th Claim Sale 😈
Sylveon SIR!
$63
$1 PWE $5 BMWT
@CardboardBanger @BUYSELLTRADETCG @TattooedBST
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Even better is a good number of those are PROBABLY counterfeit pokemon games since they're the most common games to print fakes of
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Counterfeit Card Alert! 🚨📷 This fake of a rare and expensive Pokémon card was detected during the CGC Cards' certification process. Recently, #CGCCards received a submission that included a purported example of the Pokémon Illustrator. While deceptive to the untrained eye, CGC Cards’ graders quickly determined the submission to be a fake.
Some of the differences between this counterfeit Pokémon Illustrator and a genuine example are easy to distinguish. The font used in the counterfeit is different than that used in the genuine example, appearing smaller in size than on the genuine Illustrator. The set symbol in the bottom right-hand corner of the counterfeit looks larger than on the genuine copy, and the letters "s" and "A" in “Illus Atsuko” are too close together.
To learn more visit cgc.click/counterfeitcardale…
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Seems like a lot of counterfeit 151 Booster Bundles have been entering the market again?
They seem to be branching out of Pokemon - have had two scammers offer on some LEGO sets on marketplace in the last couple days.
Protect yourself, right one is fake.
Also, in general just avoid doing Pokemon deals with anyone on marketplace who doesn't have a profile picture or who uses a fake name.
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Watch out for these fake Pokemon cards finding their way into the Mabostiff EX Pokemon box. Seems there is counterfeit pokemon packs in there either via customers or elsewhere. #ASDA not taking any responsibility and blaming customers returning these, so watch out.!
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Leading grading company Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA) reported intercepting an estimated $200 million-plus in fraudulent trading cards and tickets in 2025, according to data released by the company Thursday. PSA, which graded more than 19 million cards in 2025, reported a more than 45 percent increase in counterfeit cards flagged by the company compared to 2024, including a five percent increase in counterfeit sports cards and a 125 percent increase in fake Pokémon cards
