Man Invents X-Ray to Scan Pokemon Packs

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[@industrialinspectionllc]

Just an FYI, the Hypno was not in the kit since the Hypno is first gen. We showed the Hypno in the video because it was more visually striking. The kit contained a Blastoise shown further down in the article. We'd be happy to collaborate with you and try some sports, MTG, or other cards. This way you have public record of what is or is not possible. For instance, aren't there signed and packaged baseball cards? We could definitely characterize the indentation of a signature. Someone also suggested trying scratch offs. We did not release this to profit off card readings - this is not our expertise. We do industrial work that our equipment is designed for. We did this just because it was interesting case study and does a good job demonstrating the sensitivity of our equipment. Our equipment is a smidge different than an ebay scanner and produces exceptional data but with the cost to match. The hourly rates to run the equipment wouldn't be worth someone scanning their packs even if we found a very rare card. Similar applications include looking at packaging like contact lenses or consumable pouches for adhesion issues, scanning EV battery cells for foil tears, and so on.

[@okJLUV]

@@industrialinspectionllc 1. This machine is the coolest thing ever and I think testing the applications of it more would be awesome. you can email me at [e-mail] or let me know your best contact and i’ll email you! 2. You know more about Pokemon packs than me re: Hypno 💀

[@cameIs]

@@okJLUVbet i emailed you

[@WaynesStrangeBrain]

Scratch offs is the first thing everyone wants to try, I even tried to head it off in my original description! I think those are safe for now, though.

[@AlexHodgesYT]

@@okJLUV amazing

[@condemnedd684]

Hi! I’m not sure if you’ll respond two days later, but is it possible to identify a specific foil card, while inside the booster box, while inside the sealed case of booster boxes? Just looking at the potential if one were to scale up this process

[@NawiPokemon]

We would be on a totally different time line if Logan Paul scanned his GI Joe box.

[@WaynesStrangeBrain]

Yeah, that would be easy! It should be routine for boxes of that value even

[@IneptCardCollector]

The CT scanners at the VA hospital I go to are 7 figs. So this is what I'm thinking. These guys don't sell the scanners, they sell the SERVICE to have people pay them to scan their packs and boxes. The big money would be in a monopoly, or in this case, duopoly, so they could charge to have people come to them.

[@dhuntertodd]

Right. My first thought is cost to implement: anyone who has had a CT scan for medical reasons and dealt with the resulting bill (in America) is familiar with the potentially high costs of such a procedure. Cost would be the limiting reagent in the process. So, perhaps it is worth the cost to run the scanner for the most expensive packs/boxes, but not worth it for others. A scammer would have to determine that break even point themselves.

[@jamesnguyen7069]

These are home made w

[@IneptCardCollector]

@@jamesnguyen7069 they are not according to the videos I watched (and my common sense). They are from old, fixed up machines, repurposed via the engineering and scientific knowledge these men independently have. Unless you've seen something different, then I'll kindly ask for your source.

[@aaron71]

If you watched the video you'd see they paid $1500 for a used one.

[@dhuntertodd]

@@aaron71 I did watch the entire video; must've zoned for that bit.

[@HUSHINSILENCE]

i’m a pre med student that specialized in analytical chem (a little with Xray machines (XRF)) and at least as a student this is a super awesome application i never considered a lot of this technology is already being used for a wide variety of applications from taking a 3d representation of your teeth to getting a real life 1:1 mclaren into a video game. I do want to say tho u and Aaron are right. I wouldn’t worry about this as an average consumer. These machines are extremely expensive and hard to manage. It isn’t as simple as buying a machine, putting your pack in it and calling it a day. For most of these techniques they require a lot of post processing (we call it denoising) to help create a clear image and separate the difference between different types of card stocks, colors, materials, stuff in the air etc etc. but from a tech enthusiast perspective this is just a really cool and niche application of medical tech.

[@aaronkosharskyswhiteknight5224]

Ok

[@RocSandy]

This is seriously impressive and scary, but I doubt it will affect people too much. Its way to difficult for the average scammer to duplicate.

[@David-ue7vv]

Too*

[@okJLUV]

ngl he's got u there roc

[@RocSandy]

@@David-ue7vv dammit, well, my opinion is invalid now 😔

[@PokeSteve69]

not that i disagree, but that's the type of thinking that will lead to acceptance of it one day. not the same but like when weighing packs became "accepted" for vintage.. 10-20 years?

[@loopseeker]

all it takes is a tcg whale who knows a dentist or something really well

[@duchovny2]

So sellers can scan their products, find the best cards, then get rid of the rest of it, as they pull the money cards and sell them as singles. It’s cheating, it’s crooked, and along with scalpers, is driving people away from the hobby

[@SuomenV]

Don't care. I can keep the charizard and you can have your crappy holo's :) for full price

[@miiko7859]

Why even join the hobby in rhe first place?

[@Darth_SurgeYo]

@@SuomenV you're broke azz ain't doing anything, cut the crap

[@ChrDen]

Cheating? Science cannot be stopped, whether or not you like it or not. When there is money on the line, what should stop people from scanning a pack, if they had the technology readily available?

[@FerinaAryele]

So basically they are just playing a game of "Who's that Pokémon?"

[@kelm7908]

You could sell guaranteed packs to Pokemon youtubers and they could stream crazy pack break streams.

[@1001History]

Buying a CT scanner is such a huge barrier of entry, so I'm not concerned. Resealing works for scammers just fine, so I don't see them transitioning.

[@Stevenyoung100]

@@1001History That's so true. Reselling and replicating original pokemon seals is so rampant that when you buy vintage packs you pray it isn't so.

[@redsai666]

This is how it gets normalized and accepted. good luck collecting shiny paper

[@TheVTRainMan]

It looks like the technology archeologists are using to read old scrolls and books that are too fragile to open. The people that hate this technology are just jealous they don't have access to it. LOL If they do offer this as a service, I think more bad things will come of it, than good. Honestly... I'm surprised the pack re-packager hasn't been developed yet. Something that can easily delaminate the pack wrapper, allow the contents to be inspected, and then sealed back up without any trace of tampering.

[@uthmanibn-jafar1159]

*"The people that hate this technology are just jealous they don't have access to it."* Right... that's TOTALLY the only reason why anyone could possibly be upset about it. There's definitely no other mind-numbingly obvious reason why people might have a problem with it. 🙄🙄🙄

[@pabloesco2393]

Pokémon needs to do something, the pull rates are already horrible. its like its a gamble-scam

[@pokeflips_]

Pokemom is gonna have to up their packaging one of these days to stay a step ahead‼️💯

[@DarthTerrax]

@@pokeflips_ lead 😆

[@belikartu6532]

Print on the Pack : Now opening a pack can cause you some radiation. Wash your hand after opening a pack

[@flookaraz]

I just like sealed stuff for the novelty of something that's never been opened. People do this with actionfigures and comic books. There's no mystery as to what is in them, its just that they're still sealed!

[@pcgtrader]

@@flookaraz same here, just love owning genuine sealed packs, esp old, extremely rare ones. if anything, this would help me collect more because it may put a damper on sealed prices

[@TheChocoboKid]

I wouldn't worry to much, not only the fact the equipment is expensive but you also would know to use its software effectively. On top of the the outputof power to take these photos render them.

[@Goatznhz]

Just started collecting and it’s funny that I had this thought pop in my head when I was buying a pack. “Imagine I could just see what’s inside”

[@MaelthasDivine]

I could see it being used for high end purchases for like sealed cases worth thousands of dollars.

[@persuasivebarrier2419]

Sports cards have more money so you know they’re thinking about it. They also sell poke product.

[@IneptCardCollector]

@@MaelthasDivine well that would cover the paperwork to see them, but not a session.

[@DormantSloth]

Will be a good way to authenticate sealed vintage product

[@redsai666]

The one selling would never sell it. Good luck authenticating packs containing nothing.

[@DormantSloth]

@@redsai666 people sell light packs all the time.

[@Yuo23]

Not really 😂

[@DormantSloth]

@@Yuo23 guess all the marketplace/eBay solds and listing must just be my imagination 🤷‍♂️

[@thepurplecat5975]

Hi, I am the Technical Director of an ISO/IEC 17025 accredited materials testing laboratory. We were looking at bringing in a new CT scanner, specifically the Bruker SkyScan 1275. It costs about $300,000 USD.

[@DarthTerrax]

I don't think that's very comparable to the type of scanner someone would seek for this particular use. The things I could scan with one of those, though!

[@slayerzerg]

hopefully this will be used to verify packs or sealed booster boxes so that people don't get scammed.

[@Tony_3xl]

I'm just over here stoked you shaved.

[@zombieinjeans]

So you could buy a ton of unopened packs. Find the ones with rare cards, then resell the duds? Oh boy…

[@MushMooon]

It would be extremely impressive if people started performing surgery on a grape!

[@okJLUV]

@@MushMooon saw the start of this comment and was hoping that’s how u ended it. thank you

[@00sote]

Lmao I love the PSA11 comments on Ahron’s video Great watch, JLUV!

[@jackpeacock118]

Is this some team rocket plot?

[@brushben22]

It’s a huge deal . Sports cards are inspected as well

[@DKQuagmire]

Can someone explain to me how the left Ninetales is fake? It has the "2" symbol where the old set symbols like Jungle and fossil go, which would indicate that that Ninetales is from Base Set 2. A reprint set that wizards of the coast did to print more cards from base set and jungle.

[@DriftKingfromTekken3]

People will start offering this as a service

[@DragonMasters525]

i was seeing rattle do a video on it and i didnt like his opinion on it becuase a ct scanner cost between 200k to 300k and thats high for a low low end you can get one for 15k. i just wanna ask who out here actually has the money to buy a ct scanner and second you cant bring a ct scanner in a store. youll have to buy the cards and then scan them. its not viable its cool but not viable.

[@justaregularguy6971]

Can this be used with vintage wotc booster boxes ? Asking for a friend

[@ant_989]

I love how some people keep reapeating the same nonsense over the years. For vintage you CAN weight packs but for modern? No you can't. Go weight some of the SV ear booster boxes and see if you can precisely say what pack will have a hit. I can guarantee you you won't be able to know for sure purely based on weight of the pack.

[@persuasivebarrier2419]

It takes more packs but 90% of the time i could can find the “big hit” within the heaviest 1 to 8 packs. But the idea you’re going to find all the ARs just as easy is not going to happen. That’s certainly the case for a god pack as i found the hit in a 151 with the heaviest pack lol. I tested the claim a while back but I ultimately opened all the packs.

[@pcgtrader]

@@persuasivebarrier2419yea but the ar's (aside from the sar's) are all high pop and almost all worthless, so the fact you cant weigh for them doesnt matter. as you stated, the sar's in modern boxes japanese and english are 100% weighable. the boxes are easily searchable, and resealable

[@WaynesStrangeBrain]

Just wanted to say I loved watching this! Really appreciate that you took the time to dig into the videos and the process; you explained it much better than I did IMO. Maybe the folks at industrial inspection and I can do a QA session together. Also I will look into getting a new screen protector ASAP

[@okJLUV]

nah dude you explained it perfectly!! such a cool story. i shared it with my gf's mum and she immediately linked me the Vesuvius Challenge which was insane, she also said to fix ur phone!! you should definitely try and get a QA going with II, i am patiently waiting for a 3d scan of a booster box king

[@NatorGreen7000]

Boss, no one buy's packs from people they don't reasonably trust anyway.

[@SilentPokemon]

Need to xray all my evolution prerelease kit to see how many zard I got 😂

[@4jcbudge348]

There goes my chance if ever getting a charizard

[@miiko7859]

Is this x-ray tech potentially damaging to the cards inside?

[@C_Castillo]

Rookies, just get a side gig at the card factory and boom you get what you want

[@Garbodead]

I've always wondered why this wasn't done until now, but here it is

[@MrPikawika4444]

Thought about doing something like this but like... wasn't going to bring shit to work. Need a lot of expensive hardware to do this. If people say "this is going to ruin the hobby" they are just stupid... there are other methods than just using a CT scanner that were always possible and not super restrictive.

[@pcgtrader]

facts

[@JACOB1556]

I need a scanner like that too see all the treasure and gold that is burried in the ground that people just walk over it lol.

[@banditkeithkingofduelmonsters]

I think sealed pack collectors going for a full set of holo packs will exist now.

[@grasski1996]

Im a CT tech in a hospital im going to test this on a booster box

[@uthmanibn-jafar1159]

If you're actually a CT tech and can't immediately recognize why this wouldn't be possible with a standard CT used at a hospital, then you have no business holding that job.

[@grasski1996]

​@@uthmanibn-jafar1159 hahahaha chill out bro I can give it a try and see what happens. Tell me why it won't work, axial slices might

[@Elisabetta5515]

Why have you nevere done it before??

[@grasski1996]

@@Elisabetta5515 never even thought about doing it

[@sonofbuddhaTR]

​@@grasski1996do keep us posted here

[@charlesjohnson7272]

He didnt invent the xray... He bought a ct scanner and workes with them everyday and used it to scan the pack

[@persuasivebarrier2419]

Those buying high end packs might feel the sting but I’m less worried for obvious financial reasons. I’m more worried about cheaper alternatives. Like some camera and light the size of a pen tip on a thin adjustable arm. You’d cut a tiny hole and peak inside to make a less obvious reseal.

[@cainabelsaya]

The 2(+) making the card x-ray machines, could buy expensive box's, keep the one's that would make a lot of money and not needing to open cheap worthless one's to resale at a different time to make sad buyers, this makes me worried for buying anywhere other then from the company that'll make the cards.

[@comeoutandpla]

Also good to know, Xray systems of all kinds are regulated by the FDA so you can’t just go ‘making your own’

[@rockblockstudio]

I've been thinking of this issue for a bit as well, it was bound to happen eventually. Unless CT scanners and such can become more affordable, I doubt this will take off in scams. It's still an unfortunate, but interesting development

[@luc_ras]

Two videos dropped within 24 hrs? You're spoiling us!

[@cryo2383]

Prices will go up from future POKEMON PRODUCTS because all are being shielded by lead.

[@coryhilleboe6938]

If this is 100% authentic then it's a sports card industry that needs to worry

[@Iamwillz]

big investment, meanwhile bros scanning an old product. LMAO meanwhile all the vintage heavy and light packs be running wild

[@JonyLLama69]

It makes. Sense to see the technology, test what it can actually be used for / do ... On the other hand, it's just easier to weigh a booster, than buy this really expensive piece of equipment...

[@DegenCollector]

Leave it to JLuv to think this guy "invented" an xray machine for cards....people were doing this 3-4 years ago with sports cards. This is nothing new nor was an invention made. Everyone knows friends or family members who are doctors or nurses and have access to these machines, and if not you can rent said machines.

[@okJLUV]

@@DegenCollector found the guy with the sealed “investment” 🤡🤡😢😭

[@DegenCollector]

@@okJLUV terrible investment for me to buy sword and shield cases at 550-600… I’m getting crushed… how has 1 case of every set around 100/box done? Thats my investment… You have 0.00 in any investment so your input has zero weight.

[@DegenCollector]

@@okJLUV shit my bad! I forgot your only investment, your mortgage… real estate is my day job and Pokémon is my side investment that I’m yet to lose money on

[@DegenCollector]

@@okJLUV if you stopped trying to make your living on mediocre content that very few watch then you’ll never invest.

[@okJLUV]

​@@DegenCollector sorry bro but you got farmed. don't check instagram. see ya in the next vid!

[@LonkGamingHD]

Time for Pokémon to make packaging out of lead lol

[@TechNostalgiaNL]

No backsies!

[@SepliX10]

when can i order this thing on AliExpress? 🤔

[@leviathanops4524]

For the record, as this tech developes, it will absolutely crater and destroy the sealed product finance world. Like gone. In an instant. Destroyed. Finito.

[@zmoomoo13]

what a crazy potential next step in this hobby.

[@DurtieActual]

I feel like if it becomes common to CT scan packs, Pokémon will put some type anti scanning insert inside the packs. Or add some type of metal in the foil 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@James-st9uu]

This pushes the need for digital cardsband collectibles

[@DjReserve1]

why did you have to curse at the very end :(

[@victoradame18]

This is where all those years of whose that Pokémon pay off

[@MetalRuless]

This is going to kill the hobby Just use a machine to find moonbreon

[@Pokeyfirevette]

Yup going to ruin the hobby. Most definitely Pokémon better do something about it.😮

[@PokeSteve69]

it is truly wild the complexity people will go. Hell ill order a few extras to get around an order limit.. but the exploitation of people to get a bag never stop amazing me.

[@Jobocan.]

Ruining the "hobby" is good because most of the "hobby" is overrun by "investors" rather than people who actually give a shit.

[@benwoods7212]

The investment required to be able to do this almost makes it pointless and you cannot take such in a store and use it. You could buy packs and look for the few good ones, but then you have to resell the ones that you just bought and perhaps take a loss on them. There is also all of the know how required to use one of these things and the software attached to it, so upon reflection, while it seemed ominous at first, this is not really a problem for investors long term unless one can get a CT scanner for may $1,000 and they are readily available to the general public.

[@jiellwood]

Bizarre video, only people that think this is cool is Pokémon card whales and scammers, it’s going to get to the point where you can’t even trust a booster box you’ve bought from a retailer

[@RetroGradedCards]

Booster box grading incoming. PSA’s gonna commercialize this.

[@Douglas..1]

In my opinion all this does is introduce a new niche for collectors of graded sealed packs, ie someone may have a full artwork set of Fossil in PSA 10 however now they might say 'Well Gengar is my favourite pokemon so let me see if I can find a full artwork set of Fossil PSA 10 which have a Gengar Holo inside and create a new branch for their collection. Also if these could be used by auction houses and third-party sites then potentially vintage pack scams could decrease significantly. On the other hand for those who want to buy these packs to open them it does largely remove the suspense of not knowing what could be inside your pack, then again a very large majority of these packs are weighed and so the suspense of getting a holo or not would sort of already be removed anyway. Overall I think this has positive implications for collectors and think about that sometime in the fiuture technology may improve so that you have handheld CT scanners and so when a seller in person claims a pack is weighed heavy you can scan the pack there and then to determine whether they are lying to you or not and thus makes it much more tricky to scam people by sending packs that are not 'weighed heavy' even if they are sold as that. One last point would be that the CT scans should allow the actual pack to be imaged in detail and so you should be able to determine whether a pack is re-sealed by whether the original seal and glue are untouched or not which means re-sealing packs should be much more difficult and so much fewer people should be getting scammed with re-sealed packs and even potentiallly booster boxes as well. Really enjoyed your video and keep up the great work.

[@austinh3848]

Lead code cards incoming

[@OnceShy_TwiceBitten]

technically speaking its fraud to do this and resell them. You are selling something with an expectation of people having a fair shot and you are taking that away unbeknownst to them. If you sell these after weighing or doing this, while very hard to prove... IS absolutely considered fraud in the US. Which IS a felony if convicted.

[@pokefresh]

Probably got the idea from goldin company.

[@DavidReyes-dl8tn]

How do we as collectors counter sellers and shops from scamming us with dead packs? Is there a way to detect if the product has extra radiation ? Is there a way to wash this trace off? Is there a method to counter the seller’s attempt to hide any traces of (hypothetically speaking ofc)

[@MetalRuless]

No way that’s impossible

[@MrPelletty]

It always amazes me when people find ways to do things like this and then cant keep their mouth shut. Even if they are trying to bring awareness, they are inspiring way more people to figure out how to do these things. Its best to keep your mouth shut when you know how to gain an advantage or go to Pokemon and help them improve their product only.

[@dubudaebak]

@@MrPelletty wow, imagine every inventor always kept their mouth shut. we'd be still living in caves

[@MrPelletty]

@@dubudaebak this is not an invention, it is an exploit.

[@fkjfkrmrk]

It's not an invention CT scanners already existed...

[@Linkophere]

Hmm. Im gunna look into this

[@Yuo23]

This is really bad for Pokémon sealed collectors …. I don’t think this is a good thing

[@tienshinhan8189]

I have access to a CT scanner which I'm allowed to use after hours. If anyone's from London and wants to tag along, lmk.

[@ultimateblaze23]

It's pover.

[@ivansaturos8249]

This tech if it becomes cheapp enough to use creates the market for lemons problem, which would collaspe the entire booster pack market.

[@junior88011]

Interesting video, but if yo uthink it's a concern, don't do a video on it to bring it to the attention of many others?

[@okJLUV]

i don't think it's a big concern i think it's the coolest thing ever

[@EggRollNinjutsu]

GOAT ✌️

[@MrGuitarfreak132]

I do find this sad personally. Its not going to be the end of the hobby but it will make loose packs WAY more sus going forward.

[@pcgtrader]

if ppl weren't already extremely skeptical on loose packs they havent been paying attention

[@sonofbuddhaTR]

They can scan cases too. Just look at honestchu saga going on in Singapore

[@redsai666]

im new in pokemon collecting, spending over 2500$ in the first month. Thanks for sharing this video. i will personally not buy any more pokemon. Waste of time and money. Scammers paradise deluxe.

[@okJLUV]

$2500 in 1 month is brazy

[@Rc4mobilearcade]

Honestly I don't want this technology to get in everyone's hands it's gonna ruin ripping packs

[@familyfunflatwithjess7090]

Yip cool

[@FrozenShadoW918]

Can pokemon just prevent this?

[@sonofbuddhaTR]

Difficult since it will only help future sets going forward.

[@tienshinhan8189]

I have access to a CT scanner which I'm allowed to use after hours. If anyone's from London and wants to tag along, lmk. Gonna try to do this myself.

[@Elisabetta5515]

@@tienshinhan8189 is denoising that hard?

[@Elisabetta5515]

Is denoise easy?

[@sonofbuddhaTR]

Keep us updated bro

[@tienshinhan8189]

@@sonofbuddhaTR ​ @sonofbuddhaTR I've done it. I haven't been able to make any posts about it on Reddit though because the mods keep rejecting it

[@sonofbuddhaTR]

@@tienshinhan8189 and how did it go? Must be weird that the mods are keeping it under wraps

[@MMarz]

🤓☝ I WILL SCAN ALL THE PACKS AND RESELL THE DUDS

[@michimaybe]

scanner go brrr

[@CuteAndFunnyFan]

Weighing them is much easier

[@Douglas..1]

The technology is fascinating for me and I suppose the technology will not be readily available at all yet so the development should not negatively impact sealed packs too much.

[@rochendlywouters9113]

I as a player, if you call yourself a pokemon card “investor” and you mad right now? HAHAHAHAHAHA

[@tayloreh]

The problem is it defeats the purpose of buying single packs from sellers, except if its maybe from Pokemon Center, as they could just keep the packs with hits for themselves. Sure, they can all start advertising that the packs they sell are unscanned, but how can you even verify they're not? Honestly, this could have a meaningful effect on every TCG, and could even complicate the value of singles, packs, cards, across the entire market. Am I the only one whose worried? My collection could half in value from something like this - everyone's could. Supply plus demand, yes, but if bad actors end up keeping many of the the packs with hits for themselves, it reduces the value of the packs, increases but then ultimately reduces the value of the singles as the packs and the demand as a whole gets compromised... its a weird feedback loop, isn't it?

[@uthmanibn-jafar1159]

There's nothing to worry about. First of all, this isn't a standard CT. It's a highly specialized piece of equipment that almost nobody will have access to. Doing a single scan on a single pack of cards would be an extremely laborious process requiring highly technical knowledge. A random person wouldn't be able to do this even if they had access to the scanner. It would also cost thousands upon thousands of dollars in power... and that's for ONE scan. It's completely uneconomical, even for the most expensive vintage packs.

[@redsai666]

@@uthmanibn-jafar1159 Humanity has done far more complicated achievements. Wait and see chinese factories making these highly specialized machienes. Nothing is impossible.

[@halbgegesseneshuhn1412]

i hate, hate, hate that news websites link me to this reposter instead to the original videos

[@okJLUV]

@@halbgegesseneshuhn1412 💀 mb man check the vid description

[@StrategyMind]

Nah, I think it's bad for silled products. most people are going to just buy raw cards is all buy buy sealed and single packs. know more fun in that, but none the less cool invention

[@EL-yz6ne]

Cheaters!

[@Cjx0r]

>youtuber finds out about decade old technique to Farm Views

[@Anders3n]

NFTs on the way 🫡