
I write about vintage Pokémon cards from the Wizards of the Coast era, sharing my collection journey, investment decisions, and the lessons and mistakes that come with trying to catch them all, alongside the psychology and nostalgia behind the market.
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The bonus poll in my first ever Poképoll got me thinking. So here are five more fun polls about the three unlikely Pokémon, Jigglypuff, Meowth and Psyduck, and which one you’d want with you in a few real-world situations. A free subscriptio...
In this series I am revisiting The Case for Investing in Pokemon Cards (Part I) by Pokémon Investor, a post from November 2020 that helped push me towards starting The Pokémon Observer in the first place.
In Part Four, I looked at his sect...
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I write about vintage Pokémon cards from the Wizards of the Coast era, sharing my collection journey, investment decisions, and the lessons and mistakes that come with trying to catch them all, as well as the psychology behind the market.
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