PSA 10 Bubble Mew or PSA 10 Van Gogh Pikachu Assume market price of $1850. No Wrong Answers. Which would you pick and why? Comment below which you would choose! If you have any good A or B ideas, shoot me a message as well!

There’s some heavy consolidation around that ~$50 mark for Prismatic bundles, meaning it's probably not going to get much lower. At fifty bucks, the price-per-pack is the strongest out of other prismatic products. Meanwhile, the ETBs are still chilling around $120, which tells you demand hasn’t gone anywhere. Prismatic is the no-brainer modern investment of the entire decade.If you ever have money and don’t know what to buy. Just stack Prismatic. Highest total set value in modern. One of the most ripped sets. One of the most chases of some of the most popular Pokemon. Over the next couple years, different prismatic products will continue to be released causing dips. People will warn about the giant reprint coming, and people will dump, prices could dump. Doesn’t matter. Zoom out. Ignore the noise. Keep stacking. Time horizon is 10 years. people will be punching themselves for not loading up more. FYI: The Eveelution prices have also dropped, may be a good opp. to scoop them up if you want them.

Good time to grab DR booster bundle?

I’ve been collecting since 2013, and Pokémon was never “just an investment” for me. It was something I could finally afford for myself after growing up without much. In 2015–2016 I owned Illustrator Pikachu and sold early. That created major recency bias that’s honestly frozen me since. Since then, I’ve had wins and losses in stocks and crypto (Voyager/LUNA hit me hard), and I had to sell part of my collection to recover. Grateful I could—but emotionally, it was tough. Over time, I’ve realized a lot of this created fear-based decision-making and scarcity mindset in me. The investor side of me knows trimming part of my collection makes sense. The collector side is attached. I’m working on growing past that. For those who’ve been in this long-term: How do you decide when it’s time to sell, especially when emotions are involved?

Shrouded Fable is the control group. It released ~16 months ago. It was universally ignored. Tiny set, easy to master, not that many chase cards, barely ever hear anyone talking about it. And yet booster bundles at $45 represent roughly +60% over retail. This means demand>supply enough to push the price up. Now ask yourself something uncomfortable: If that is what happens to an unpopular set… what happens to the most popular set of the era? Enter Prismatic This is not just “a good set.”This is: - Umbreon as the new Charizard - Eeveelutions with multi-generational appeal - The highest total set value of any of the recent 20 sets. It sat at $50 for months, recently crept to $60, and people are still “waiting.” Everyone wants retail. Always TRY for retail IF You can, BUT... Here’s the question that actually matters: If you knew with high confidence something would be $150–300 years down the line, does buying at $60 really matter? Because Shrouded Fable already answered the supply question for you.That $45 price isn’t hype — it’s proof there isn’t enough product. So let’s be honest about Prismatic: Will Pokémon print it for a while? Yes. Will it be enough? I highly highly highly doubt it. Take this as you will, but I want to know what you guys think- please comment your thoughts below!