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Its okay for cards to not be too pushed, and Id feel better if Jared ends up being mediocre over obviously, this is what everyone will be playing now
That can depend on which of the trading card game's ink types you favour: do you like the fun combo potential of amethyst
authentic cards have specific weight and texture Holo pattern: Counterfeit holos often have incorrect patterns that don't shift properly in light Packaging: Sealed products should have crisp, clear wrapping with proper logos and text Safe buying practices: Buy from established retailers like Big Boi Sneakers, Cherry Collectables (AU), The Game Tree NZ, or Overhauled Games Check seller reviews on Facebook Marketplace and Trade Me before purchasing Use PayPal Goods & Services for buyer protection on private sales Avoid "too good to be true" prices $150 booster boxes are likely scams The 2026 Investment Strategy: Focus on the Big Three For Destined Rivals: Short-term: Buy ETBs at retail ($110 NZD) and hold for 12-18 months as Team Rocket nostalgia peaks Medium-term: Sealed booster boxes will appreciate as print runs end Why it works: Cross-generational appeal (Giovanni for veterans, new trainers for newcomers) For 151: Short-term: Acquire booster bundles and ETBs before 30th anniversary hype peaks Long-term: Hold sealed product for 5-10 years investors predict $50,000+ potential for rarest cards Why it works: Taps into original 151 nostalgia, strongest cultural connection in Pokmon history For Prismatic Evolutions: Immediate action: Buy early before mainstream awareness drives prices up Speculative play: New mechanics often create new collector categories Why it works: First-mover advantage in an emerging rarity tier Bottom Line: Pokmon Cards Are a Good Investment in 2026 The data is clear: Pokmon cards have outperformed traditional investments for two decades
