Okay, thanks man.

in the uk all the fake cards had a more faded back... the quality of the colour printing wasn't as good. they were like a lighter shade of blue or whatever. i was an antique pro / sleuthHurricane2k9 wrote:
i remember when a friend of mine paid like $10 (big money at that age) for a holographic charizard that turned out to be a fake
Yep, exactly the same for me, there was a phase where I'm sure all of that would have sold for £100+ ........I think I missed that trainWinston_Churchill wrote:
i still have all my pokemon cards in a binder with plastic sleeves the first 4 or so double sided (4x4x2=32 cards) pages are all holographic ones
$10 is good, I paid £20.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
i remember when a friend of mine paid like $10 (big money at that age) for a holographic charizard that turned out to be a fake
Lego prices can get on the high side, even for sets that look "medium" sized.RTHKI wrote:
legos
Hurricane2k9 wrote:
welp I sent my christmas list to Santa. hopefully I'll be getting a turntable and an LP.
a football (american or european, take your pick)NeXuS wrote:
What the fuck do you buy an 8 year old for Christmas under $50?
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