pokemon cards vs s&p 500 Believe it or not… • Pokémon have outperformed the over the last decade. • While traditional investors were buying stocks, collectors were holding: • rare cards • sealed booster Pokemon cards vs. S&P 500:

Japanese sets are released more frequently than English sets, giving collectors a wider variety of cards to choose from

I probably didn't end up doing that much to help keep the store afloat but it was something I could do and I'm really glad I did it

Unless I dont make it through the invasion

Facilier 38 $0.10 Elsa 39 $0.08 Fairy Godmother 40 $0.90 Fairy Godmother 41 $0.06 Fairy Godmother 42 $0.07 HeiHei 43 $0.07 Jiminy Cricket 44 $0.08 Kuzco 45 $0.29 Madam Mim 46 $1.19 Madam Mim 47 $0.18 Madam Mim 48 $0.11 Madam Mim 49 $0.11 Merlin 50 $0.13 Merlin 51 $0.24 Merlin 52 $0.17 Merlin 53 $0.06 Merlin 54 $0.27 Peter Pan's Shadow 55 $0.29 Pinocchio 56 $0.09 Pinocchio 57 $0.10 Pinocchio 58 $0.11 Winnie the Pooh 59 $0.30 Yzma 60 $0.10 Yzma 61 $0.16 Gruesome and Grim 62 $0.07 I'm Stuck

Not only can the card search two different archetypes with Straw Hat Crew or Heart Pirates, but it is in the purple color, which already loves to make decks as a huge hodgepodge mess of cards

Both are functional reprints of existing cards and provide no value outside their novelty