20 Pokémon Cards I’d Buy Before They Get Expensive

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• MR

  @MrHooligan677 · 4 days ago

  Kingdra and Greninja promos will skyrocket, only thing good that comes out of shrouded and the kingdra is LITERALLY A FAMOUS PAINTING LIKE THE VAN GOGH PIKA

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• VA

  @valrik16 · 3 days ago

  Enamorus illustration from twilight. Reminds me of the powerpuff girls devil villian with the art style

• RU

  @RussCarlson-m9i · 4 days ago

  GREAT video!  Loved the choices…we should review these same cards in 6 weeks of so.

• WH

  @Whoisbu1 · 4 days ago

  I’m really falling in love with that umbreon v. Such a powerful pose on top of the stairs.

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• HO

  @hot_pulls · 3 days ago

  Good video. I talk about that Mega Stamped Bulbasaur all the time .. It is so undervalued !

• PI

  @piper2310 · 3 days ago

  I picked up that Kingdra in a PSA 10 for $330 at collect-a-con a couple weeks ago, I'm very very bullish on it. Great picks as always

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• AX

  @Axllove316 · 3 days ago

  Always love your Singles highlight videos

• CB

  @cbk12 · 4 days ago (edited)

  The lucario and venasaur from mega base. Super under value. Top 5 pokemon fav from newer kids. Plus very few cards with pokemon actually fighting. And if you look in background it has other pokemon fighting each other in background. I asked my 11 and 12 yr old and lucario came up top 3 behind greninja and charizard of course 😅

• MI

  @michaeldavigz4211 · 16 hours ago

  I want the Charizard and Gengar in PSA 10 so bad but oooof hard for me to justify the price right now even after the slip they are having. Gotta save up some more money.

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• JO

  @jojitcanlas5556 · 21 hours ago

  thank you sir!

• JO

  @John17apologetics · 1 day ago

  The Obsidian Flames Ninetales has been at $50 since it came out. Now it's at 30. !!!!

• LE

  @LetsDMTogether · 4 days ago

  Great video! Regarding single card evaluations, I'd love to get your long-term take on the current gold cards. With the 30th Anniversary Lugia making waves, my friends and I were talking about how much the community originally disliked the e-Reader borders back in the day before they became massive grails. Do you think modern gold cards are currently in that same 'unappreciated' phase, and we'll see a massive shift in sentiment 10-15 years down the road?