Trying to decide if any mangas are a good price right now. Also do we think that gold leaders like buggy will hold their value. It seems a little overpriced to me as I don’t know many people who collect buggy. I do feel like some of the niche mangas are quite cheap though.
I’ve been a pure player for 2 years, never collected anything and just bought singles for my decks. I’m wondering if you think it’d still be worth it to invest my money into this game. I’m thinking of buying mostly high cost cards like SPs and mangas at 85%-90%.
I am very highly invested in the stock market and think that this is a good way to diversify. I know I’m getting in late, but realistically most one piece fans don’t even know about the tcg yet. I feel like the potential to grow is still very strong.
On the otherside, I am in a few large discords and I commonly see people talking about how they’re not purchasing any one piece product because it’s just too expensive for them. I guess the future of card prices doesn’t really rely on those people, but on the big collectors willing to dish out 5k on a card as well as Bandai and whether they will continue to under print every set.
Anyway, any advice on how to approach this would be greatly appreciated.
I have the opportunity to buy one but it’s hard to comp with so few sales. It is probably not a 10, I’d say it’s a psa 9
I live near a official one piece store and I have a bunch of unsealed boxes I bought. I used to have a bunch of people on discord that I used to sell to but they only offered me like $150 max per box which I used to be ok with.
Should I just open these boxes at this point? Its mostly op03 and op05. I've probably sold some unsealed prb and op01 in the past for around $250 max, which was probably close to 75% tcg player of a sealed box at that point in time.
I see people struggling to sell sealed op05 in discord servers for $700, so I figure I may as well open my boxes as I probably cant get more than $300 for my boxes.
I've sort of been going through cycles of regretting things since I've graduated high school.
My first major regret was that I hated my choice in school. I was going to go to a great school, but decided out of it for various reasons at the very end and went to community college. I really regretted this throughout my time in college and that regret was always there. My college experience had its positives, but it felt really lonely at times. It wasn't until after I graduated that I stopped regretting my choices in college.
My new regret was that I missed out on a ton of money by selling a certain stock as well as some collectibles right before everything went up in value. Had I held everything, I could have made 200k if not more. Honestly, I haven't felt this type of regret since college. It's just so strong and overpowering. It gives me anxiety and ruins my mood for days on end. I just feel like every major decision in my life has turned out as poorly as it could have.
I've had a therapist at two separate points in my life, but it didn't really help me through this. When I get into moments like these, it feels like it effects my whole body and puts me into a state where I'm just very sad, anxious, always thinking about some irrational idea, and I feel very bipolar (not to self diagnose, but I'm not sure how else to describe it). Sometimes it gets to the point where it makes me feel weak and light headed.
I feel like the biggest issue is that I'm constantly reminded of this through the internet. When I was going to college I'd always see videos of people enjoying their college experience and oftentimes it was from the school I was going to go to. Now, I check the card prices/ stock prices and see how much they went up. After seeing that it makes me feel much worse. It feels hard to avoid when you see stuff like that by just being on social media/online.
To add some context. I am generally successful for my age. I'm 22 and have a decent chunk of money saved, have a stable job, and have great friends. I know my life isn't falling apart or is going to which makes it feel like I shouldn't have these feeling, yet here we are.
I know about an employee stealing from an official store so I was wondering if there’s a way to report something like that.