There was a guy who did this with base set holos... He "found" stacks of hundreds of every holo but barely had any bulk or non holos. Tried to say they pulled them all in packs as kids and then just put the cards away in storage. Lol wasnt even close to believable. They bought/stole a bunch of uncut sheets and tried to flip them years later.
It would most likely take literal billions of packs to legitimately pull all of these and it would cost multiple millions to buy the cards raw so they are certainly stolen
and the fact it looks like he has over a 100 copies of each. Dude shouldve just sold them anonymously online or just sell a couple at time to different vendors. The real kicker is he got them graded and sat on them he legit couldve made compounding prodit from year to year increase do to rarity.
and the fact it looks like he has over a 100 copies of each. Dude shouldve just sold them anonymously online or just sell a couple at time to different vendors. The real kicker is he got them graded and sat on them he legit couldve made compounding prodit from year to year increase do to rarity.
What a silly sausage, should have made a house out of all the cards, invited the pokemon company over for tea, offer them a slice of cake with no fork, hand out sausage rolls without the pastry and then apologise for wasting your time reading this.
Know what's crazy? I opened one of those packs from a dollar general, got the espeon, and copped an east $120 or something like that on ebay during all of this 😂
Low key feel like selling 10 at once would still be a red flag I think selling 5 at time per shop would be lowkey better. Only saying that specially if it’s the same card or just sell on eBay tbh
Not potentially. It is a real thing. He got caught, arrested, and every one of those cards confiscated by Pokemon Co. Hence the reason fusion Strike has abysmal pull rates. Had these thousands of ultra rares been in packs, each one of those would have gone to a paying customer, yet, pokemon Co put out a statement saying pull rates weren't affected. BS.
You say paying customers, but trust me when I say a good portion would have still been stolen. Worked for target for less than a year and every single day I’d find atleast 2 open ETBs randomly in the aisles
@@kylechastain7303truth. I see opened product even in checkout lines at walmarts. A lot of our walmarts and targets have stopped carrying a lot of tcg products
Sounds like it's time for a class action lawsuit! I spent over $1,000 on packs trying to get those exact cards. No wonder i didn't get any! They were already pulled out ahead of time!!!
You're not the only one, I've opened several elite trainer boxes with my kids and haven't pulled anything but common bs. I'll be staying away from S&V boxes.
yeah I quit opening pokémon last year because in 2k worth of product I got ZERO chase cards. I bought right from distributors. I do not trust the pokémon card company, open Yugioh cards.
It was confirm that it was stolen from the printing. They said it was the largest recovery of stolen property. And that he supposedly had more from a different set. But he had a whole bunch of the rare poles from fusion. Which made an artificially low pull rate for fusion.
@@Kakashi-gu3mi Technically the assigned retail value of the card is a shiny piece of paper not the resale value of like 150 so he got out relatively easy.
I don’t know what’s the most baffling thing: -that this guy decided to sell the cards all together, despite that seeing some of the rarest cards are so bunched up together!! -or that the printing company didn’t spread out the word that so many cards were stolen! ETHER WAY, this is one of the craziest stories I’ve ever heard of the Pokémon TCG!
@@radiant3921Why else would these cards be worth so much individually? Because there are far fewer of them in circulation compared to other cards so the rate would be affected If a bunch of them were pulled off the line en masse.
@@radiant3921it kind is. Pull rates are how likely you are to pull a certain card when you open a pack. There’s packs with the card and packs without. So the less packs without the card, the lower the pull rate. If you take away a ton of that card that would have gone to packs, your rates is even lower because there’s now less packs with that certain card.
Could have traded through marketplace for other high value items, whether it be vintage packs, slabs, or other sealed, and use those to sell to shops; you just can’t take the stupid out of some people. Regardless, I’m glad they messed up.
I have many shops around me. Plus my friend owns a card shop, this would of been an easy lick for me. This person was stupid asf to think ppl would actually believe he opened 100,000 packs to pull those.
@@RockHash cardmarket and ebay would also do the trick, just selling 16 cards a month casually with different accounts. Then maybe sell a couple on conventions.
over a pack of cards? cry abt it. I do treasure Pokémon cards but sueing is just too much over a set of cards. if you didn’t pull anything you wanted and get upset that you feel you need to sue then you are likely not enjoying the hobby and treating it as a gamble.
Bro's smart enough to steal them but dumb enough to not sleeve them, also if I stole a quarter million of pokemon cards I would just make like 10 accounts on ebay and sell a different rare card on each account at a time
I honeslty can't imagine someone being able to swipe all those cards from the factory without getting caught, then thinking its a good idea to sell them all at once at one place. But here we are.
wonder if whoever did it didn't swipe it from the secure factory ~ Just need to know how the cards are being manufactured (the spec on the printing machine, its paper and ink source) and then print it off somewhere else. Definitely not very smart to try to sell so many duplicates all at once; in one location to.
@@michaelwang6125 unfortunately that's impossible. The techniques and materials they use are exclusive to pokemon and near enough impossible to aquire outside of the production environment. Thats why near enough all fake pokemon cards look distinctly different to the real thing
These stolen cards have almost surely not influenced the pull rates. I don't feel like explaining everything but alot of people have made video's about it already explaining why it didnt
I know I did not support my argument AT ALL but I just wanted to point it out without explaining cause I feel like Ando should have researched it before spreading the rumor at the end
Bs. It effected the area he was in. DALLAS FORT WORTH I have multiple friends who have spent thousands of dollars collecting. They got literally robbed chasing cards that weren’t even in their packs I guarantee it.
@@LicPlate8VPL158 Nah it’s pretty hard once you think about it. It’s not 100 people, and they have so many other things to work on they can’t monitor every single employee. Did you think about that, buddy?
This has been happening for years this is just one of the guys that's been caught. The fact that he had that many and tried to off load them at the same time shows he didn't know what he was doing. At least now they'll crack down on these printing companies pulling cards off the line. Wouldn't be surprised if those are actually extra printed cards that weren't suppose to exist.
Dude got greedy, I could support myself for years maybe the rest of my life if I'd swiped all those. Sell off one or two at a time to different shops around town, on ebay etc. Not more than like 5 or 6 a week and you're golden. Shit it's depressing to know I'll never get a shot like that in my lifetime.
I've known about this for the past 2 years, I've noticed packs that were just plain wrong, it was so obvious when they were resealed. It always sucked when I know I got screwed...
Excuse me, sir. I would like to sell this stack of 1,500 identical cards that have a 1/372 pull rate. Nevermind that I would need 558,000 packs that all had this card to get this many, or that in realistic odds I would need to buy 2,790,000 packs to have even odds of having this many of the same ultra rare. I just need $200,000 for these cards that would have easily cost me $14,000,000 to acquire.
Luego de este robo la compañía hizo una conferencia de prensa diciendo que ya los responsables habían Sido atrapados todos pero todos los que somos colecccionista sabemos que los pul rates de estas series están altísimos lo que demuestra que al final del caso quienes unicos salimos perjudicados fuimos nosotros los coleccionistas
This kid was a real next generation, Einstein🙄🙄🙄 You could have slowly pieced those out and had them graded. Kept your mouth shut and had an ultimate collection.A couple years down the road, and nobody would have became the wiser, but somebody got GREEDY🤭🤭🤭 You obviously didn't learn that part from your co workers that are taking cards home🙄
Let me put this in context for you guys who swear you got cheated out your fusion strike pulls. 1) fusion strike has 284 cards lol the most cards/biggest set in any swsh set/pkmn history… I would say lo, evo, and CR are just as unforgiving and they smaller. 2nd which is the most IMPORTANT…Those stack of cards you guys claiming your birth right tooo technically never existed….they were printed after the fact. The crooks printed those sheets of secrets/alts to no one’s knowledge but their own….separate from the the legit print that actually got stocked in fusion strike.
Impossible. Coming from someone who is currently in armed security, tcg printing factories have some of the STRICTEST security policies i've ever seen. At millennium print group (company I did security for) there are no phones allowed on the floor, no bags, you're searched before and after leaving the floor each time. DOZENS of cameras pointing at every which angle. If this person in Texas really stole all those cards...that company has very very lax security, or security was in on it.
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What a genius. Steals them, then tries to go and sell them all at once like having that many of the same card wouldn’t be a red flag. Lol
Man if I had that amount in my lobby. I would just sell 3 or 4 at a time and not all in one go.
Yeah not the best idea whatsoever
@@liltone9614 I would do that just go to different card shops like I said would go to one than a other one
He dumb if he was smart bring half of them but not to many
@@liltone9614 straight facts thank you
Dude was tired of seeing everyone else sell the cards he’s printing 😂😂😂😂
Guys if he was reasonable he wouldn't steal at the first place.
Ah yes, selling them all at once is totally not suspicions at all 😅
There was a guy who did this with base set holos... He "found" stacks of hundreds of every holo but barely had any bulk or non holos. Tried to say they pulled them all in packs as kids and then just put the cards away in storage. Lol wasnt even close to believable. They bought/stole a bunch of uncut sheets and tried to flip them years later.
he wouldn't have been caught if he didn't sell it all at once
It would most likely take literal billions of packs to legitimately pull all of these and it would cost multiple millions to buy the cards raw so they are certainly stolen
This mf had the world in his hands and somehow fumbled it by trying to cash it all in at once 😂
Besides the massive amount of each,no sleeves would have been a massive red flag also.
and the fact it looks like he has over a 100 copies of each.
Dude shouldve just sold them anonymously online or just sell a couple at time to different vendors.
The real kicker is he got them graded and sat on them he legit couldve made compounding prodit from year to year increase do to rarity.
and the fact it looks like he has over a 100 copies of each.
Dude shouldve just sold them anonymously online or just sell a couple at time to different vendors.
The real kicker is he got them graded and sat on them he legit couldve made compounding prodit from year to year increase do to rarity.
I hope he lives a long life. All the way to 140.
No guys he just got super lucky that’s all 😅
Cant believe they didnt just buy them😂
The market about to get flooded and I’m ok with that tbh. Lol
The Pokemon company got them all back, so no
What a silly sausage, should have made a house out of all the cards, invited the pokemon company over for tea, offer them a slice of cake with no fork, hand out sausage rolls without the pastry and then apologise for wasting your time reading this.
That's why it's called evolving cries, the pull rate was atrocious. Pokemon owes anyone who bought the set some kind of reparation.
Big agree. In a perfect world, that lawsuit would happen and succeed. But here ... probably never.
@@lightbird27 in perfect world, people will not swipe the card in the first place.
@@TheSkulliesfr In perfect world we'd just pull them in the first place
@@TheSkulliesi don't think you understand the comment
Know what's crazy? I opened one of those packs from a dollar general, got the espeon, and copped an east $120 or something like that on ebay during all of this 😂
bro had the intellect to swipe all those cards from a factory without being caught but didnt think to sell the cards in intervals💀
I’m sure the adrenaline is crazy when you have quarter million worth of stolen cards😂 EBay & Mercari would’ve been my best friend 💀
Seriously what a moron smh
@@letsgetit5652 that’s what I’m saying
@Let’s Get It 1/4 million?? Mate, look at that table. That's set for life kind of shit!
Waste of talent bro 😂
It's like when a man tried to donate 100 kidneys to a hospital. What a generous guy!
XDDD
A man donates a kidney, he's a hero. I donate 24 and suddenly I'm "under investigation"???
@@TheDemonicChaotic23 is the limit😏
Even left a note, there will be more
one of my fave onion videos
This was literally happening for years. Thats why pull rates were so horrible. We just never found out.
Man could have sold 10 per local game shop and could have made a bi weekly salary in one day. You can’t put a price on stupid.
Low key feel like selling 10 at once would still be a red flag I think selling 5 at time per shop would be lowkey better. Only saying that specially if it’s the same card or just sell on eBay tbh
Human greed sometimes makes them forget to actually think sometimes
LGS's talk to each other bro.. someone comes in selling lots of 10 rare cards and word will get around quickly to avoid him
@@Novanity could’ve sold 1-2 at 10 different shops within a hour drive. In 1 day and mad 1500-3000 in a day but nope he ain’t to bright
@@CrAzYxBoBbY because mom and pop stores are going to under cut you anyway for full market value so ebay of tcg market place i think is best
Could of been nearly set for life but he tried to be set In 1 day. Complete rookie move glad he got caught
Real collectors sleeves their hits
That's right 💯💪
It hurts to see these dudes leaving the cards on the table unsleeved
I sleeve my commons, some are just too fire!!
It's a literal piece of paper
@@Afkguns4hirethat cost hundreds to thousands of dollars
"Yeah, Im a pretty big collector. Got all these in 6 packs."
Not potentially. It is a real thing. He got caught, arrested, and every one of those cards confiscated by Pokemon Co.
Hence the reason fusion Strike has abysmal pull rates.
Had these thousands of ultra rares been in packs, each one of those would have gone to a paying customer, yet, pokemon Co put out a statement saying pull rates weren't affected. BS.
Hhhh time is it
Fax brooo
You say paying customers, but trust me when I say a good portion would have still been stolen. Worked for target for less than a year and every single day I’d find atleast 2 open ETBs randomly in the aisles
@@kylechastain7303truth. I see opened product even in checkout lines at walmarts. A lot of our walmarts and targets have stopped carrying a lot of tcg products
Yeah that’s bS. I literally been buying fusion strike for like a whole year and haven’t pulled my gengar v max. I pulled the espeon v max
People always find a way to let greed ruin everything for genuine fans...
Seeing all those ultra rares with no card sleeves is killing me
No wonder I can’t pull anything lately from evolving skies…😂
Edit: Thx for the likes! Most I’ve had…
It wasn’t evo skies 😂
Fusion strike, sorry…😅
@@thatguygaming42 Ik, I couldn’t even think of the name
Edit: and your channels cool so ima sub
Thanks so much man!
@@RedS-MPactualy it was and it was fusion it shows the moombrion and the ray alt art plan as day in the video😅
Somebody tag cool trainer Ryan 😂 man is still opening up bulk packs of fusion strike, and evolving skies
Sounds like it's time for a class action lawsuit! I spent over $1,000 on packs trying to get those exact cards. No wonder i didn't get any! They were already pulled out ahead of time!!!
You're not the only one, I've opened several elite trainer boxes with my kids and haven't pulled anything but common bs. I'll be staying away from S&V boxes.
So just honeslty speaking here. Becasue i i knew somethi g wasnt right with lost origina or silver tempest.. its like absolutely no pulls..
yeah I quit opening pokémon last year because in 2k worth of product I got ZERO chase cards. I bought right from distributors. I do not trust the pokémon card company, open Yugioh cards.
They already stated it did not effect the pull rates in the sets from this.
@@elibello233 Yeah, I would've said the same thing if I were them. 🤷♂️
"How did u become a millionaire?"
I sold a lot of paper. 😂
Uhh cardboard get it right 😅
“Yea yea Fr fr I work at dunder mifflin”
@@Flowmatik14 same difference
People become millionaires off selling less than paper
CARDBOARD LOL BUT YAAA NUTS
It was confirm that it was stolen from the printing. They said it was the largest recovery of stolen property. And that he supposedly had more from a different set. But he had a whole bunch of the rare poles from fusion. Which made an artificially low pull rate for fusion.
How much prison time did he get?
@@Sweaty_Memer 12m
Been there 😮
@@foxicecube is that seriously it 12 months for grand theft
@@Kakashi-gu3mi Technically the assigned retail value of the card is a shiny piece of paper not the resale value of like 150 so he got out relatively easy.
Dude was sitting on his retirement, kinda reminds me of a trailer park boys plot 😂
There's no potentially. They are stolen and that person is being sued by pokemon international. Don't mess with the pokemon company.
I don’t know what’s the most baffling thing:
-that this guy decided to sell the cards all together, despite that seeing some of the rarest cards are so bunched up together!!
-or that the printing company didn’t spread out the word that so many cards were stolen!
ETHER WAY, this is one of the craziest stories I’ve ever heard of the Pokémon TCG!
they could have been told to destroy them and just took em, nobodyed be lookin for em. no idea though xd
do i smell class action if the pull rates were affected and they knew about it before release…..
notice the current class actions 🤣😂
That's... not how pull rates work.
@@radiant3921Why else would these cards be worth so much individually? Because there are far fewer of them in circulation compared to other cards so the rate would be affected If a bunch of them were pulled off the line en masse.
@@radiant3921it kind is. Pull rates are how likely you are to pull a certain card when you open a pack. There’s packs with the card and packs without. So the less packs without the card, the lower the pull rate. If you take away a ton of that card that would have gone to packs, your rates is even lower because there’s now less packs with that certain card.
@@radiant3921the incredibly inflated prices of pretty much any good card from fs says otherwise 💀
Thats why moonbreon is harder to pull bc that dude sniped a bunch
Could have traded through marketplace for other high value items, whether it be vintage packs, slabs, or other sealed, and use those to sell to shops; you just can’t take the stupid out of some people. Regardless, I’m glad they messed up.
Makes sense why it took me 3 years to pull the gengar vmax alt art 🤣.
I pulled 2 back to back out of a family dollar single packs
Just buy it at that point 💀
I pulled it on my 11th try. But stupid me sold it for 100 dollars
Well I ended up pulling a second one from a dollar general tin, and the espeon vmax out of a knockout box. But it took me so long.
He could have already sold 2 cards at most to each store every two to three weeks.
I have many shops around me. Plus my friend owns a card shop, this would of been an easy lick for me. This person was stupid asf to think ppl would actually believe he opened 100,000 packs to pull those.
@@RockHash cardmarket and ebay would also do the trick, just selling 16 cards a month casually with different accounts. Then maybe sell a couple on conventions.
They print pokemon in durham nc. One guy stole the rainbow charizard vstar before the set dropped
“Different places different times” - Heisenberg
The Pokémon card printing company- “we found the missing cards sir “
Yall need to sue if you bought any of these sets.
Yep!
Sure for 6 per pack? So if you bought 100 packs you spent 600(rare). Suing over 600 is wild.
So you want us to sue, when they were already aware of the missing cards and replaced them long before the dude was caught? Sure bud.
over a pack of cards? cry abt it. I do treasure Pokémon cards but sueing is just too much over a set of cards. if you didn’t pull anything you wanted and get upset that you feel you need to sue then you are likely not enjoying the hobby and treating it as a gamble.
What set is this from? Please tell me its nt hidden fates
Bro's smart enough to steal them but dumb enough to not sleeve them, also if I stole a quarter million of pokemon cards I would just make like 10 accounts on ebay and sell a different rare card on each account at a time
I honeslty can't imagine someone being able to swipe all those cards from the factory without getting caught, then thinking its a good idea to sell them all at once at one place. But here we are.
For real, he pulled off the theft but fucked it up at the easy part😂
wonder if whoever did it didn't swipe it from the secure factory ~ Just need to know how the cards are being manufactured (the spec on the printing machine, its paper and ink source) and then print it off somewhere else. Definitely not very smart to try to sell so many duplicates all at once; in one location to.
🤣😂😂
@@michaelwang6125 unfortunately that's impossible. The techniques and materials they use are exclusive to pokemon and near enough impossible to aquire outside of the production environment.
Thats why near enough all fake pokemon cards look distinctly different to the real thing
@@thatguykai1133 true; Japan is also the source for some of the key raw materials used in high-end semiconductor clips.
i have yet to pull anything amazing from fusion strike , spend close to $300, this guy affected my pull rates 😅
No wonder I haven't pulled anything worthwhile... all the pulls were stolen out of our packs...
Most likely stole them from the millennium print group here in Morrisville, North Carolina that prints pokémon cards.
Now I think there’s no point collecting Pokémon cards, knowing that someone in the factory is steeling my cards.
Amen
the only pokemon people should be collecting is vintage, its actually rare and has not been printed for 20 years
ummmm, so what if they were. that has nothing to do with you, or your investment.
jk jk I really don't care 😂
These stolen cards have almost surely not influenced the pull rates. I don't feel like explaining everything but alot of people have made video's about it already explaining why it didnt
I know I did not support my argument AT ALL but I just wanted to point it out without explaining cause I feel like Ando should have researched it before spreading the rumor at the end
Bs. It effected the area he was in. DALLAS FORT WORTH I have multiple friends who have spent thousands of dollars collecting. They got literally robbed chasing cards that weren’t even in their packs I guarantee it.
@@Coffee_Gamer and just because some people didn't pull their Chase card does NOT prove the pull rates are influenced
@@Coffee_Gamerno, it didn't. It's been explained.
Source: Trust me Bro I watch UA-camrs who have a seat at Pokemon Headquarters
Be careful on accusing other people. It may bring you to jail. That is very libelous.
this is why i stopped buying packs. Until they fix this crap
This has happened forever and doesn't affect the pull rates
Almost like Pokémon company can hardly control this
@@mrdinosaurproductions9507 they cant control their own employees in their own factories? ok buddy
@@LicPlate8VPL158 Nah it’s pretty hard once you think about it. It’s not 100 people, and they have so many other things to work on they can’t monitor every single employee. Did you think about that, buddy?
@@mrdinosaurproductions9507 He doesn't think
So this guy was smart enough to not get caught, but is also dumb enough to try and sell them all at once
He should have posted them on eBay 😊
He would Instantly be taken down if he posted that many cards.
@@SteamHyenaz IE; POST AFEW AT A TIME IS WHAT HE MEANT
If he made multiple accounts or posted them slowly he wouldve been set for life lol
They could have sold like 4/5 a day and gotten a thousand or so bro they are dumb
Now I wish I was that guy who owned the store
And Pokémon claims this didn’t affect the card pulls. I call bullshit on that.
Instead of selling them 1 by 1 or bring some not all, like this fool did😂😂😂
R.i.p the children that just wanna collect them and have fun
Ye, children and people who just want to play the game are always put at a disadvantage bc of scalpers and hoarders:/
I quit card collecting years ago so I'm unaffected by this.
No wonder my pulls are crap he took most the hits lmao
you know you can buy pokémon cards you don’t have to pull them
No wonder I can't pull no alt arts ☠️
Tries to sell 400 of the same ultra rare card
Wonders how he got caught
This has been happening for years this is just one of the guys that's been caught. The fact that he had that many and tried to off load them at the same time shows he didn't know what he was doing. At least now they'll crack down on these printing companies pulling cards off the line. Wouldn't be surprised if those are actually extra printed cards that weren't suppose to exist.
That would be crazy!!
So that’s why evolving skies doesn’t have good pull rates
this will definitely lead to over saturation, bro knows how to steal but doesn't know how to launder it
If I got all do those cards I wouldn't tell a soul and keep those mfs
Looks like team rocket is blasting off again
😂😂
xD
😂😂
its actually getting not to be in the factory of pokemon tho.
Dude got greedy, I could support myself for years maybe the rest of my life if I'd swiped all those. Sell off one or two at a time to different shops around town, on ebay etc. Not more than like 5 or 6 a week and you're golden. Shit it's depressing to know I'll never get a shot like that in my lifetime.
POV: My brain after seeing them unsleeved:😭🤯😵💫😵💀
I think they probably printed extras.
They were definitely swiped ive opened over 800 packs of evolving skies and no alt arts! this is insane
Bro took all your hits😢. I wouldnt open evo skies for a while.
911: what's your emergency
My Pokemon cards were stolen 💀
Tbh he couldn’t sell them slowly because he was probably scared to get caught 😂😂💀
I would sold 2 a month if that what a dummy
He didn’t steal them he robbed the factory
Espeon is worth 380 these days haha
If I was that shop owner I'd just buy them and sell them for a ridiculous profit. 😅 not get the police involved
You do know the store owner/company would go bankrupt from buying that many expensive af cards right lmao, this is a dumb situation no matter what
@@jdakiller1017 I mean just buy a few
Omg I'm a fan can you give me 50
Bro give me some pokèmon
from free pls
Bro can i had it (just joke)
No wonder I can't find one😢
Why is your hairline running away
I've known about this for the past 2 years, I've noticed packs that were just plain wrong, it was so obvious when they were resealed. It always sucked when I know I got screwed...
Bruh....way to stay low key
So that where all my pull are
I need all those umbreons
I’d be skeptical seeing just one of those umbreons, but then seeing like 10 is crazy
Something similar to that happened with yugioh a while back, did a vid on it. Seems the packs were just “misprinted” with all the starlights
I’m so pissed I spent thousands trying to pull the umbreon and never fucking got it because there was none. All taken off the line.
Wow what a genius instead of having a steady AND EXPLAINABLE REVANUE STREAM, he goes and does the darwin.
Could have at least have one card and sell it. And another day, then sell it again. Make them sure no one will suspected
Excuse me, sir. I would like to sell this stack of 1,500 identical cards that have a 1/372 pull rate. Nevermind that I would need 558,000 packs that all had this card to get this many, or that in realistic odds I would need to buy 2,790,000 packs to have even odds of having this many of the same ultra rare. I just need $200,000 for these cards that would have easily cost me $14,000,000 to acquire.
Luego de este robo la compañía hizo una conferencia de prensa diciendo que ya los responsables habían Sido atrapados todos pero todos los que somos colecccionista sabemos que los pul rates de estas series están altísimos lo que demuestra que al final del caso quienes unicos salimos perjudicados fuimos nosotros los coleccionistas
This kid was a real next generation, Einstein🙄🙄🙄 You could have slowly pieced those out and had them graded.
Kept your mouth shut and had an ultimate collection.A couple years down the road, and nobody would have became the wiser, but somebody got GREEDY🤭🤭🤭 You obviously didn't learn that part from your co workers that are taking cards home🙄
Let me put this in context for you guys who swear you got cheated out your fusion strike pulls. 1) fusion strike has 284 cards lol the most cards/biggest set in any swsh set/pkmn history… I would say lo, evo, and CR are just as unforgiving and they smaller. 2nd which is the most IMPORTANT…Those stack of cards you guys claiming your birth right tooo technically never existed….they were printed after the fact. The crooks printed those sheets of secrets/alts to no one’s knowledge but their own….separate from the the legit print that actually got stocked in fusion strike.
Impossible. Coming from someone who is currently in armed security, tcg printing factories have some of the STRICTEST security policies i've ever seen. At millennium print group (company I did security for) there are no phones allowed on the floor, no bags, you're searched before and after leaving the floor each time. DOZENS of cameras pointing at every which angle. If this person in Texas really stole all those cards...that company has very very lax security, or security was in on it.
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😂 150 per card.. as a bunch of stacks flood into the market..
Kinda has a negative outcome.. excessive quantities change supply and scarcity value.