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One of the biggest selling points of the 30th Celebration, the Pokémon TCG’s latest set, which celebrates three decades of the iconic franchise, is the number of reprints from various generations of the card game.
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July is generally a quiet month in the auction calendar, but this year, Sotheby’s captured global attention by offering “Gus,” a 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex in its Natural History auction in New York. Needless to say, it was the first time a dinosaur was exhibited at the Breuer Building, the Modernist landmark built to house the…
Scarlett Johansson has returned as Black Widow ahead of Avengers: Doomsday, but with a major twist. The actress was last seen as Natasha Romanoff in the MCU during 2021’s Black Widow movie.
The sports card hobby has attracted its share of high-profile collectors in recent years, but few have a background in investing quite like Kevin O’Leary. Long before getting involved with cards, he was already collecting everything from watches to guitars, with a strong interest in alternative assets.
Target’s latest Geek Fest brings new exclusives, including a Target-exclusive Marvel Legends Spider-Man: No Way Home figure.
Part 1 of this series featured the oldest cards reprinted, including classics like the Base Set Charizard and the TCG’s first-ever banned card, the Neo Genesis Sneasel.
“DoubleHOLO’s vision is to build the market infrastructure and financial rails to power the trading card economy,” the founder, Kacey Lombard explained.
Week 2 NFL Overreactions: What Impact Do Injuries Have to Jaxson Dart and Jayden Daniels Card Market
NFL fans and card collectors were blessed with a riveting and explosive Week 1 that led to plenty of conversation and price bumps for certain quarterbacks. That took a dramatic 180 as three key QBs suffered serious injuries and a number of offenses faltered after marvelous season openers.
For a generation that spends much of its day switching between screens, meetings, and notifications, leisure is beginning to look surprisingly old-school. Since there is barely anything to call yours at work, adults are owning their hobbies, taking it seriously, but at the same time, steering away from the pressure of being perfect at it.…