u/GhostBusterNFT

I've been thinking about send some graded BGS Slabs to PSA Vault to sell on eBay. How long does it take from receiving to being posted in my Vault? Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I am completely new to the Trading Card Game (TCG) world but I am a massive Naruto fan. I really want to jump into the new Naruto card game, but I have absolutely zero experience with card game mechanics, deck building, or turn phases.

Could you recommend some great, beginner-friendly YouTube videos or creators?

I am specifically looking for:

Absolute beginner guides that don't assume I already know TCG slang (like "tapping," "mulligan," etc.).

Step-by-step gameplay tutorials showing a full match.

Starter deck breakdown videos that explain how to play the official starter decks.

Any help or links to good channels would be amazing. Thanks in advance!

Hey everyone, I need to get the community's take on this absolute customer service nightmare with Beckett.

I submitted an order under their Priority 5-Day Service Tier, which costs a premium of $124.95+ USD per card. They invoiced me on July 16. Instead of taking 5 business days, it took them 19 business days to get the cards to me. I finally received the package this past Monday, August 10.

Because they completely blew past the premium turnaround time I paid for, I contacted support to request a refund on the grading fees for breach of contract.

They left me a message denying the refund, claiming I missed their "10-day cutoff window."

Here is the kicker: Beckett’s own policy states you have 10 days from the date you receive the package to report issues or service failures. I received it on Monday! The support agent is trying to claim my 10 days started all the way back on July 16 when they invoiced it. How am I supposed to complain about a late delivery before the delivery even arrives?

They tried to buy me off with a weak $150 store credit, which doesn't even cover the premium fees I paid.

Has anyone else dealt with BGS agents using fake date math to dodge turnaround guarantees? I’m about to just file a chargeback with my credit card company for services not rendered as promised.

With Bandai officially announcing the Naruto TCG, I’m curious what everyone thinks happens to existing Naruto collectibles, especially Kayou serialized cards.

Looking at what happened with One Piece, the biggest moves didn’t come from random cards, collectors started hunting for the rarest, earliest, hardest-to-replace pieces connected to the franchise.

My thinking:

• A new Naruto TCG brings a whole wave of new collectors into the hobby.
• Those collectors will eventually start looking into "what are the rarest Naruto cards that already exist?"
• Serialized Kayou cards already have something future Bandai cards won’t have: a fixed supply. A /99 will always be a /99.
• Naruto has decades of nostalgia behind it, so a successful TCG could push people to collect across the entire Naruto ecosystem, not just the new game.

We saw something similar with One Piece where early scarcity, promos, and first-era collectibles became the things people wanted once the player base exploded.

Do you guys think Naruto Kayou serialized cards are the sleeper play before the TCG launches?

Or do you think collectors will completely ignore Kayou and only care about Bandai’s official cards?

Appreciate your insight!

With the recent rumors about Bandai potentially releasing an official Naruto TCG, I'm curious what everyone thinks happens to the Kayou Naruto market.

Do you think:

• Kayou and Bandai can coexist?
• Collectors will move from Kayou to Bandai?
• Serialized cards like NRSA, CR, and other top chases will hold their value?
• Bandai could actually increase interest in Naruto cards overall and help Kayou?

Interested to hear from you guys. Are you sticking with Kayou, switching to Bandai, or collecting both? 👀🍿