Doesn’t the horsea look like a normal card? It says special illustration but I don’t see the difference between this and another card. Is there like a difference on this to a normal card is it very rare? Is it a chase card? Idk anything about it

Love the content

please if you can make a video going more in depth into the process of making your repacks, how much $ you spent on repack product, etc. that would be amazing bro! love the vids

tik tok is botted. thats how ppl have millions of followers or views

The timing is wild

All of the evolving skies alt arts are crazy

Why flood the market with dollar slabs ?

Can you send multiple cards for psa rating? Or you need to pay every single one 15$ to be graded

What's the process to get your cards graded?

Fun watch! Good job , would’ve liked to watch the wheel spins.

What stand do you use for your phone?

Time to get on that Marvel Rivals train! Great vid, btw.

Come across your channel from across the pond (uk) looking to start a card business and its good to see your approach with the friendliness and the personal touch. Its all part of the journey of the sale. Keep up the good work!

$900 for that Pikachu???? That was very nice of you.

What a great venue to trade at! Good vid duder

Hello we just started a KZbin channel for pokemon and sports cards and my son and I were wondering what editing software you use for your videos? We are looking for one that is easy and intuitive to use. Thanks

What do you use to edit your videos

Bro this channel should have like 300k subs👍 cool videos

Love the vids ❤

How did you price your cards

Big ups brother. Keep it up! I just got into the reseller YT Game.

What’re we doing grading regular kingdra ex

Why even grade such cheap cards?

Keep up with the great content and keep on pushing through the grind and the hustle

You put in the work Tony Pepperoni! Here is my contribution so the Algorithim shares your video! Y'all deserve it!

when you sat down i thought you were gonna hit us with a classic "oh, I didn't see you there" lmao

pokémon card youtuber that doesn’t just scream instant sub

A 2$ slab is insane 😂😂😂

😂

Absolutely love this video. You did an amazing job making it not too long, and it kept my attention very well. Keep it up!

'Why they knocked it down so far'? It went from a 10 to a 9. Smallest step they got ;)

I crack simply to send to PSA cause the value with PSA is always higher, I do this mainly for resell purpose

Wow

PSA: Please submit again

W psa 10 btw how much does it cost to grade cards?

That is a beautiful design, ngl

Pikashu

Bro idrc abt the collectors side tbh (unless it’s a sick art for a mon i alr use) but that’s actually insane competitive

Bro you deserve more subs

Better sell it now before the market busta

Try regarding the carded that did bad and see if they do better

Your boxes are awesome! Where do you source them from?

Very noice 👌

2:40 sub earned. Laughed a little too hard at that one

It's your comfy spot but I would need an 8x10 to hold my cards and an 8x10 to sell my card they add up quickly

Questions! Is your phone on horizontal orientation on the holder at 2:30 ? Do you keep it wired on charging and what's the software you use to mirror the camera to your computer?

great video!

As far as taxes go, just remember, if the books don't show you profited at the end of the year, you don't own any income taxes that year. Most people don't realize this, but the greatest value/benefit a physical storefront ('brick and mortar') offers is the ability to consistently and rather effortlessly purchase cards and other products from consumers for 50-60% of what you can sell it for. There's some weird psychology where people generally won't sell their stuff to other individuals for nearly as low as they're willing to sell it to 'a store' for, even if that store is just one person... Sounds weird, but it's 100% true. This probably isn't something most people are happy to hear, but weighing/'scaling' sealed packs/products in order to sell the 'hits' individually, then selling the rest of the 'non-hit' packs separately is common practice in the industry, and a pretty safe (albeit 'scummy') way to ensure profit. Investing in sealed products is a good idea, _especially_ if you have a large amount of capital and are trying to maximize your profit-to-work/time ratio. It might be too slow starting out, often going years without seeing a nice return, but once you're not so concerned about bringing in enough to cover the costs of running the business and your living expenses and whatnot, and begin looking to free up some time, without sacrificing your ability to profit and grow your business, it's worth considering. Just my two cents.

Whats a pc?

Nice!