Man Loses Everything Investing in Graded Games

[@GetTheGreg]

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[@TexBorderPatrol]

Guilty lol

[@cyrex6519]

Omg good link has good stuff even Action Comics No. 1 sealed superman comic book, nes stadium events, atari 2600 air raid and even nes sealed super mario bros.

[@leeartlee915]

I love how you just described a pyramid scheme in this video…

[@cyrex6519]

@@leeartlee915 good prices)

[@RetroHabit82]

It's good to see the speculators going bye bye. They inflated these prices and now the collectors are here to stay, like it should be.

[@kaysi768]

Everything is speculation unless it actually produces Everything, that word is thrown around too much

[@xman777b]

as a sealed collector (I don't participate in grading games) I agree with you.

[@h8GW]

I just hate it when people think something is worth money only because _other_ people are interested in it.

[@gordons-alive4940]

Speculators and the owners of the auction and grading companies.

[@crimsonskullradio4200]

Anybody that is honestly collecting sealed or graded games for the enjoyment of having them should be happy to see these auction prices.

[@ronin6199]

I only have a few key titles that I actually enjoy. I didn't pay anything close to these ridiculous prices.

[@crimsonskullradio4200]

@@ronin6199 if you can find the games in raw, ungraded condition, then you can save a bundle.

[@Bendilin]

I genuinely got a lot of satisfaction out of watching this inflation-bro throw a tantrum as he loses his money. He wasn't adding any value to any of the games he was buying just by them being in his possession, he was just trying to inflate their prices and make a profit by being an unwanted middle-man between the original seller and somebody who actually wanted the games. I really hope the same thing happens to every inflation-bro who's been destroying the retro game market.

[@Larson364]

That dude who sold the Super Mario 64 for $1.5M at the height is a genius, hope he’s doing well

[@GetTheGreg]

He was the true winner from all of this hahah.

[@Mitjitsu]

I seriously doubt that was a genuine sale. Probably someone who works at the company or WATA buying their own or friends game, or worse the person didn't even pay.

[@GetTheGreg]

@@Mitjitsu the person who sold it is actually amongst us in the Discord haha👀🤐

[@cctforthee]

@@GetTheGreg Woah

[@josephleo5830]

@@GetTheGreg shh, don’t let the normies know. 👁🔺

[@frankboogaard88]

I live in Europe, so we don't have that problem. They are around 20 to 100 euro because no 1000 euro plastic casing.

[@McNibZZ]

I keep coming back to the mindset of - being a collector FIRST is the best position to be when participating in collector's markets. If I end up overpaying for something, my mindset is always "oh well, cool piece in my collection." I don't really see it as a big loss... obviously not ideal but still a cool piece to add to the collection. The biggest benefactors of collector's markets will almost always be the collector's themselves because they learn and buy organically, not for the sole purpose of making money. All of my best "investment" pickups was stuff I bought because I wanted it in my collection, not with the sole purpose of selling it for profit in the future.

[@primetime12137]

I think it’s fair to say the wata’s pop report played a hand in tanking the market. Seeing that there is 600 copies of different variants of smb3. Plus you’d would have to assume vga being around longer there’s around 6-800 the rarity imo would tank

[@blitzkrieg1174]

Great point. With how fragile things are in Europe concerning the economy with gas and heat rationing going on due to the war I wonder how many Europeans are participating in these graded games auctions. Things aren't as bad in North America and Canada compared to Europe. I believe it's a night and day difference because if North Americans and Canadians were getting rationed with gas and had to worry about heating their homes in the winter people would go into survival mode. Maslow's hierarchy of needs, people will shift their spending in a NY minute.

[@crimsonskullradio4200]

The value of sealed games was obviously raised by perceived scarcity. I don't know how many times I heard that something could be "one of a kind."

[@professormancaptain4210]

When the prices exploded, those of us who thought it was bullshit were saying "where are the pop reports?" Their presence shouldn't have been necessary though, to explain the obvious; that video games have always been popular, and produced

[@retrocollectormx]

The guy making the tantrum is extremly funny. Thank you

[@anonymousanonymous5732]

They deserve it for utterly destroying the ability for most common people to buy old videogames. I remember visiting flea markets in the mid/early 2000s and getting rare games for reasonable prices - boxed and everything. This attempt at turning retro games into a goldmine is artificial and disgusting.

[@pastapete1651]

I sold my graded games in time. Sold Left 4 Dead 1 and 2 for a couple of hundred. The collector trying to flip it..... is stuck with it. I am so glad that I exited.

[@GetTheGreg]

Ha, did you actually get to see the person repost them on eBay?

[@pastapete1651]

@@GetTheGreg yea hahaha thats where I originally sold it. I saw the crash coming months ago.

[@ploppill34]

I respectfully and politely and maturely say…..haha

[@TheVgaTV]

I mean, it was pretty easy to see this coming given the whole WATA scam, where one of the main people in it was charged and convicted in the 80s for doing the exact same thing with graded coins.

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

dude I have no clue how the SEC hasn't jumped on dude yet.

[@petejones6827]

@@eatassonthefirstdate theres a lawsuit in place im pretty sure

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

@@petejones6827 I know someone tried n lost, honestly a class action suit should happen and EVERYONE who's had them grade games should get a chunk. same w anyone who's bought from heritage auctions or whatever. them dudes deserve to spend the rest of their lives in prison gagging on bubbas sausage 🤣 seriously these dudes are criminals and the reason anything PS2 and older is at least $50 used. thank God 4 emulation but still bro....

[@petejones6827]

@@eatassonthefirstdate agreed ill tell you one thing they aint responsible for tho thats ridiculous i could sell my trinitron 32 inch for 1k lolololol

[@eatassonthefirstdate]

@@petejones6827 wait, WHAT? 80S TVs ARE EXPENSIVE NOW???

[@RetroSho]

Shout out to the Super Mario RPG poster in the back

[@CAPCOM784]

Wata is also part of the reason why it's happening right now. Wata got caught and a lot of gamers/collectors are finding out what,how, and why this is all happening now? Most people selling graded are not even gamers or collectors they are investors so if it comes crushing down next year they'll just go to the next quick fix of making that money. I still believe rare and hard to find games will always carry certain high values but from what we've seen over the last few years it won't come back my opinion.

[@mangaboss1411]

Can't unsee the bug in the top right corner at 1:02

[@GetTheGreg]

hahah I think it's dust...? I hope it's dust? Or this place is haunted. That too.

[@Mitjitsu]

You said pretty much what I would have said in this video. I would be wary of bidding in the upcoming auctions thinking you're buying on the dip. They'll probably be a small recovery because of the people thinking they're buying at a steal. Not realizing that even the prices they've bought at are overvalued.

[@Rik-fl7wy]

As a Australian PAL owner I was always amazed at the 2021 US NTSC prices

[@jonb2756]

An Australian PAL? I am an American BUDDY!

[@night-x6793]

The problem I see with WATA graded games is they're trying to make the used/retro game market into a stock market which is going fail because most wouldn't pay over a few thousand dollars for a sealed copy where there is no guaranteed results that they'll make more money if lucky they can break even. So the main point is these guys should focus when to sell just like the stock market because when something get popular again it better to cash out at that time.

[@scrubicius_n3.0]

Where can I find the video at 1:38 Of the person his money in the auction?

[@boosk2127]

🤣 That one live reaction clip almost got me to spit my soda out, I was laughing so hard. So yeah...this is also what happens when everyone jumps the hyped up thing all at once as well....supply and demand as well. Flood the market, which obviously happened a year or two ago, same for anything else like pokemon cards and so many people just buying shit to resell....prices drop.

[@GetTheGreg]

😂

[@nelsonw1267]

Good explanations. Reminded me of why its important to only buy games you genuinely enjoy and don't mind seeing values fluctuate instead of trying to copy people trying to make a quick buck. While this is anecdotal I'm beginning to see some expensive games pile up on Facebook Marketplace being unsold for weeks on end.

[@leeartlee915]

It’s interesting to me that at the same time graded games are “equalizing”, now we are seeing a surge of unsealed games getting graded. Kind of a paradox of sorts.

[@scottshomo2205]

problem was most of these people who joined in on retro buying had zero clue what was actually a rare game bought up common sealed games wasted there money now there down 50 percent I buy and resell games I only buy rare titles that weren't mass produced and all my games keep going up in price people need to do research strong research before entering any market if its actually a rare game it will keeping going up in price and its 2022 I bought stuff a month ago that's almost tripled in price there's money still here just need to buy smart

[@thepewbroswreeo5126]

Thanks!

[@FlampyPants]

I've heard that graded games are a scam cause I can just emulate all this stuff lmao

[@lazysaturn5872]

It puts a smile on my face they are losing money and are leaving the video game market now collectors like me can get back to it

[@defplaya]

The perfect time for collectors :). I hope the prices will fall even further.

[@DanBlabbers]

Just noticed how smooth the cuts in your videos are, very well hidden.

[@DS-Slug]

Thanks for you're insite! I'm an active investor and really like the work that you put into this. Keep up the good work, my man!

[@GetTheGreg]

Hey much appreciated man!

[@cchavezjr7]

How can anyone go into any kind of speculation and expect returns in a month?

[@joaofranciscomoniz6300]

I have 2 graded games and 5 sealed games which I love. I will not sell them for now but maybe in the future I will. Im not sure if I will make double the money I spent but Im sure I will make the same money I spent. Its like if you buy an appliance, use it for 6 months than it malfunctions and the seller gives you the money back because you have warranty.

[@ParallelUniversity]

I would say the time to sell is now, but I also said that in 2013 and look what happened since. Who knows what the future holds.

[@E-1K]

I have a few rooms in my home with pedestals to display games like this. I don't understand wanting to resell them. It's a status thing; people see a certain lifestyle only success provides. Tbh I don't really like video games.

[@Bendilin]

Graded video game boxes are the new, "Reminder Box", except they didn't cost people $99.99.

[@super_junk]

Great insight, genuinely might be one of your best and most helpful videos.

[@GetTheGreg]

🤝🤝🤝

[@undamned]

Agreed!

[@eurostar0711]

Collectors are wiser now, they look at print runs too. First batch (launch) games are more valuable to collectors. This wasnt the case several years ago.

[@michjj9428]

A lot of this is the economy it’s not just games on eBay. People are broke, and charts don’t lie. Savings are down per family, credit card accounts and debt has soared and that all ties in with gas, food, rent etc. 2018-2020 were hot years but vga and psa cards have dropped 30-50% in value in some areas. It’s sad because games listed 2-3 years ago would have sold like hot cakes. Now they sit there with the usual, 50 views 3 watchers for months if not years.

[@GetTheGreg]

Absolutely agree with you! I would lump 2021 in there as well as graded games kind of "peaked" July 2021. I know cards were already seeing massive declines by then. But yea, I talk about the everything bubble in this very vid and how everything has changed now🤝

[@Lancaster22]

I’m sure you all send in games to get grade often but just wanted to throw this out there; I just did the slowest tier of WATA grading and I got it in 38 days. So I did the 90 dAy turn around and it took a 3rd of that time. I don’t know if less people are sending in things to get graded or if they have better processes now.

[@CrazyCoyote100]

Thank you man for helping paint a picture of the sealed video game market. I am curious of this: there is 1 graded copy out of 212 Pokémon yellow games with a Walmart movie ticket attached to it. Is it really that rare? Would this be the legit 1st print?

[@GetTheGreg]

The actual print variant is the same so I don't think people would differentiate it as a "pure first first", but rather just a variant that you can find of the first print. Depending on the time gap between pokemon yellow launching and the movie launching, perhaps it might even be a later variant of the first print? I'm not positive how those dates line up. It's really cool nonetheless!

[@xKingReyx]

Isn't that the same dude who got butt hurt that a girl could glitch up the stairs better than him in Super Mario 64?

[@Retronize84]

Lol @ the donation Greg 🤣

[@GetTheGreg]

Got him😅

[@timothyj592]

I wonder if Pat is going to use this video to talk about the “crash”

[@GetTheGreg]

Perhaps dreams can come true...🤞

[@andreysegura2510]

Probably, it's worthy of a segment. Funny how you use "crash", as if it weren't happening XD.

[@timothyj592]

@@andreysegura2510 I only use quotes because a lot of things are crashing but Pat will only bring up graded games.

[@andreysegura2510]

@@timothyj592 Well, it's not like he talks about many other things in his videogames oriented podcast, does he? Not sure why he'd talk about graded cards when he's brushed the subject, if at all

[@psbforever1]

@@andreysegura2510 he's against the graded games market and only covers the losses. His opinion is completely biased and I think personally he's disgusting and a black eye on the whole hobby

[@kaysi768]

I am crypto fund manager, and I have developed a certain talent over the last few years to rotate out of crypto, games, comics, stocks and nfts using technical analysis, even with all the skills I have gained over the 10 years I am still down on most of my assets apart from games, but trend changes quickly, I feel we have one final dump in all assets, then a capitulation phase then back up, however art has always bucked the recession to a certain extent, and games are the art of our generation and the generations to come. Don't worry the sun will shine again and people who are building now will be gifted the gains for a generation

[@futureskeletons66669]

People are suckers for hype and the thrill of easy money and they always get skinned.

[@boxwi]

Same thing happened in the Goldin comic book auction a few weeks ago

[@GetTheGreg]

Very good to know!

[@powercollectors]

tell us MORE about down books :)

[@quezcatol]

His investment made no sense, he has money, why buy and sell this fast? If its an investment you sit on it but hey... he has twitch viewers and probably make tons of money by making videos/streams like that. its like these game collectors here on youtube ... I mean, if you make tons of money over youtube, ofc its super easy to do a complete ps1, n64 or switch collection, you can just buy it. the issue for a normal collector is not overspending or wasting money NOT that they cant find x,y and z. so once again, if you have money its never an issue. my point is: this dude probably made the money back or even more by making these videos or streaming on twitch, so he is fine anyway. but for a normal investor? this make no sense at all.

[@gbxmusicchannel3836]

We see speculative assets/stocks like bitcoins,netflix,peloton,facebook and such high risk starting to implode and people getting fired from tech companies. I think we have a long way down for everything to go but im buying a lot of n64 games. Buying games for speculation is very far off from buying them to collect imo and it kind of looks like once the top is reached it's all down hill from there.

[@hockeyguy898989]

this is all fine n dandy.... but why are VGA's cheaper tiers STILL shutdown?!?! :P , with the state of the market, i cant imagine people are flooding them with orders/submissions.

[@GetTheGreg]

Asking the real questions out here haha😅

[@hockeyguy898989]

@@GetTheGreg im itchin to try out the custom size grading lmao, and im no speculator, im a collector who passively enjoys the hobby within my means.

[@Mitjitsu]

They don't put out population reports for one.

[@hockeyguy898989]

@@Mitjitsu see that part doesnt bother me that much, i collect what i like, has been my approach from day 1.

[@signcollectorguy5810]

Will you try and slow down a little bit so Pat's viewers can understand this better.

[@GetTheGreg]

Ha!👌

[@Namudi2]

Got rocked on my vga 90+ gold.uncirculated gameboy for 2900 lol couldnt believe it sold that low.

[@GetTheGreg]

Pretty sure the buyer of that one was in my discord if it was the standalone one without Tetris. Dang, always sucks to hear when it's disappointing on the other side, though.

[@Namudi2]

@@GetTheGreg its ok i did fairly well on my 9.6 a mario bros 3

[@Chippaization]

LOL it's great to watch him lose money. First time hearing of "graded" games and looks shady as in deep diving into it as it looks WATA is crashing and burning with lawsuits

[@cyrex6519]

Weird i see wata sealed games don't sell as much on ebay.

[@JoseRodriguez-qb7qx]

I believe it's due to the scummy pratices they had behind the scenes with Heritage. They tried speeding up the raising prices of sealed games, which was going up on its own.

[@pokemongo-up3rq]

Don't invest in anything you can't use if society collapses.

[@blitzkrieg1174]

Mario for the NES gets the Big $$$ again! With an eye catching video title like this I had to see this video. This economy is on tilt with high inflation, "interest rates rising", war, supply shortages, and population reports getting updated. Anyone investing their nest egg in speculative investments in this economy is seriously rolling the dice especially with interest rates rising. If the war in Europe expands or gets worse in anyway I would tread with caution. Thanks for the update Greg.

[@GetTheGreg]

Cheers man!

[@reptilefrenzyllc3721]

Tell Mario to let go of Oddish! LMAO

[@zensai-gaming]

Here’s my two cents. Nes super Mario sold over 67 million copies. Imagine if everyone graded all 67 million and tried to sell them at 500,000 a piece an impossible scenario for sure. Have to know your games know the very few out there that people would pay a premium for. Not every graded game is worth buying or grading for that matter. If I had the money I’d buy a cib nes little Samson at premium before I buy a yoshis island at premium. Know your games people know the games history and why it might be valuable. Every console only has a handful of truly rare special titles worth any price. Out of 3 or 4 thousand games maybe 20 can be considered highly sought and worth grading.

[@Immutablecrypto]

very simple concept....its called a transfer of wealth.

[@powercollectors]

SUCH AWESOME ANALYSIS!!! THANKS for mentioning other assets :)

[@Doors067]

If i cant buy the game sealed for under 500 bucks to grade myself im not getting a graded copy because always grade yourself

[@Odinoian]

What goes up must come down, and more often than not, at the same speed. I neither sold of bought at any different rate during the boom and I'm glad I didn't. You're not as affected by market turns when you only buy things you want to keep, disregarding value. I gave in and cheaped out just as much lol. Personally, I think it was 50/50 sealed collectors and investors at the start of the boom, then got to 20/80, and maybe we're at 40/60 now. It depends on how you classify these people tho. Nobody wants to be called an investorino but I think more people than those who care to admit are still collecting with value in mind, in practice _collecting investments_ that can stay or go

[@gumpbrave]

Mizkif would be proud of you for this title. Fwiw, to those unaware, he's definitely a collector not a speculator. But he does play up the monetary side of it for stream value. Still extremely funny. Good video. As someone from the pokemon tcg world (which is faring a bit better in some sectors, namely ultramodern) I still found this to be an excellent "market primer" or "checkup" which I love watching in tangentially related collectibles areas.

[@GetTheGreg]

Ha, yea, I like to think he would be proud too😅 He definitely does seem to be genuine with his love for it all but the guy definitely knows how to put on a good show! And cheers man! I appreciate it!

[@feIon]

if that was true, he wouldve bought them way before the peak of the speculative bubble

[@gumpbrave]

@feIon and he did. His enjoyment of them was so established that twitch staff got him a graded n64 grade marking some accomplishment in 2020. To ADD to his preexisting collection

[@gumpbrave]

@feIon kzbin.info/www/bejne/aWm9YnqarbuDrbMsi=D_QP6dzHIIG9Y_Nd (a video proving your assertion wrong from the very creator whose channel you're whining on) He said 5 or 6 years ago in 2021. Ironic that you critique someone for just following hype and popular sentiment when you have an entirely made up timeline (and not from watching him). Here is something else you ll learn in the hobby one day: don't yuck someone s yum. It speaks to the spirit and character of someone when they want to gatekeep whether they actually enjoy a hobby. Worse when you had so little info you didn't even know which gate it was lmao

[@thegerm574]

It’s not the time to sell graded games. It’s the time to buy them. The issue is no one has money to buy.

[@Rik-fl7wy]

Good to see that some actually rare games getting decent prices I might buy a few sealed games I actually want

[@phillyretrokid]

numbers will come back up. nintendo's 40th anniversary is 2025 and 50th is 2035. Prices will fluctuate, but things will be ok

[@cherokeefit4248]

I could never hold graded sealed games in lieu of gold or silver

[@zagrebzebra]

I will keep my collection. I am not into it for cash, although a cash injection could be useful atm.

[@Magmahs]

I don't collect graded games but this video was very insightful and interesting thank you!

[@GetTheGreg]

Cheers! 🥂

[@PokeRetroFan]

I'm holding some stuff and selling off about a third of what I own, as long as I'm breaking even I'm good.

[@LittleSaint425]

Here the moral video games are meant to play not sealed away.

[@ljpwr3368]

If your gonna collect graded games do it because you love the game and not for investment

[@GodRareCollectibles]

Collect what you love. Simple.🤷‍♂️👌

[@bmaga123]

Another stellar video! Thanks D!

[@drobgaming]

So basically the Plattsburg collection was a disaster given the timing. When these new collections were released turned out to be horrible for investors. This coupled with a declining economy and speculators of all types dumping too much inventory on a finite market.... well this is where we are 🤷‍♂ Maybe downhill from this point though, time will tell. It feels like 2008 and Citibank at 99 cents.

[@Mitjitsu]

If it was called "The Cleveland" collection it wouldn't make any difference as to how I would bid on it. The guy who owned it at one point is Joe Schmoe is far as I'm concerned. If the previous owner is someone the average Tom, Dick and Harry has heard of then that's a different story.

[@MrBRAUNSBREWCREW]

That’s a big drop after a month. Wow.

[@thevgdb]

Yup. Huge "gain" (in monetary value) after 3 years, though. Still the same great games at the end of the day.

[@GetTheGreg]

Yup. Time horizons for analysis are extremely important. Of course I can't cover everything in this single vid, but compared to 2017-2018, basically everything is doing incredible haha. This is a much more "current environment" analysis.

[@MrBRAUNSBREWCREW]

@@GetTheGreg lol makes sense 👍

[@modernretrogamer4208]

Great perspective Greg 👍👍

[@GetTheGreg]

🤝

[@jmp01a24]

Console games are going down... Computer games are going up. Facts. At the moment, the prices have increased 2-300% for game titles made in the mid 80's. Covid was a chance to get good deals before the shipment costs skyrocketed when ebay took over that part of the deal. UK prices has gone up a lot. US not as much, but still increased compared to pre-covid. The rest of the world is a mixed bag. I prefer Germany (if sellers send abroad) or Australia (good currency rate compared to USD/GBP/NOK) is a good region where you can score good deals. BIN are often heavy overpriced, just fishing for that one person who want that title NOW. And they are out there. Very picky, only buying already high valued games - stuff it if price is high. The 1970 generation has gotten good jobs, kids moved out & dad is working on his "mancave" of 80s stuff.

[@relentlesshaggler909]

I seen chase after the right price auctioning his graded games on what not starting at a dollar, instead of putting them in high end auctions.. thats when I knew graded games were doom!

[@jordankennedy3298]

That reaction was amazing.

[@sascha4356]

Very good summary 👏🏻👏🏻

[@mkjiisus]

So tl;dr everyone is losing money except for tidal

[@GetTheGreg]

Tldr, yes

[@hieinh]

I remember when you said DVD games needs to be almost perfect grade. A lot of 9.4 sales are tanking. Pokemon box 9.4 A+ for example sold for $2600 which is low because a complete used copy sells for $1400 to $1800 any day of the week

[@GetTheGreg]

Man, that Pokemon Box was such a snag... I was upset I didn't win it myself at that price haha!

[@thepewbroswreeo5126]

Thanks Greg! I think this is a positive video with the perspective you give!

[@kaysi768]

Great a Greg video, now for a sit down and a cup of tea

[@natemajor6560]

I feel like in 20 years these will be worth a whole lot if video games are still a huge thing like they are today

[@vendora1]

they wont be lolol streaming is taking over no one wants to get a physical copy anymore consoles will be another relic much like vcrs and fax machines its called progress

[@acespades8747]

No ! They won't ! And they aren't NOW what they used to. Earth calling back, u copy ????? Seriously maaaaan !

[@brainlet5353]

Just dropped in to share my elation that people are taking L's on "graded" video games and agregious scalping of plastic.

[@GetTheGreg]

Where was this vid shared? I'm seeing it's getting a decent amount of external traffic suddenly

[@brainlet5353]

@@GetTheGreg my favourite Tibetan basket weaving board

[@GetTheGreg]

@@brainlet5353 I expected this but had to roll the dice anyway

[@Palermo1999]

Everything was pump

[@hamza7518]

Lmao I was JUST about to buy Suoer Mario RPG too.

[@vendora1]

i warned you all now its happened gravity exists for the investors that speculated i have the worlds smallest violin playing for you

[@RandomStage]

Get rich quick clowns are losing, love to see it.

[@rajanaldo]

I love your macro perspective because you are helping collectors to speculators and everyone in between be more knowledgeable about collectible assets.

[@GetTheGreg]

🤝

[@Supersmallchibiwolf]

Although I'm not into graded games I do love sealed games I got sealed games they are like art and yes I do have the games I have sealed opened to play. I noticed the store owners say they don't sell and they even bundle it in as a special with other games I want and I love that. I saw one sealed Japanese game in a store for the Sega Dreamcast or Saturn I think It was going for like around $ 100.00 or under not graded looks cool the art. Cool video. ^_^

[@search_collectibles]

Well said sir !

[@sunnohh]

Collectibles….actually pretty worthless, you sure better want the toy over the cash

[@GetTheGreg]

Inherently, yes. The market lives and dies depending on how much worth people want to attribute to them.

[@cctforthee]

This market is a box baler.

[@dolfholland]

There is a docu about Mario dolf fpr olmost 1 Mill and tracé down the buyer lol dont be fooled people one Guy at wata got lompst all games sealed en them hé list them in internet and an company friend buys them do many people think Mario sold for olmost 1 Mill those guys waant the price up for games and lower good games a big scam look in you tube many docu s

[@meaj]

i subbed cuz u mentioned my streamer .

[@nickohler5707]

I think it’s absolutely hilarious That guy is one of the many idiots out there that was in the hobby only for the money. All us real collectors knew this was gonna crash. Wanna know why? Mainly because the games he was buying at high price were no where even near rare. Lol. Does he thing Mario rpg is a rare game? Nope. They made tons of them. Lol. I say the speculative idiots out there are getting exactly what they deserve. Great video and I love all your content. Keep up the great work.

[@TronBonneVonne]

You need to elaborate on the distinction between Mario Bros. And Super Mario Bros. Two totally different play experiences.

[@tyst5927]

are you talking about yourself? lol