You forgot to include condition as a piece of information you need. You are assuming every card is NM, and pricing as such. If new people are actually using this information, there are going to be a lot of skewed prices people are self evaluating at
@@TwicebakedJake you can quick price on TCGPlayer and generally the price shown is reflecting LP (light played) condition, or worse. NM is always the highest price
Condition is the most important information you need to price check! Example:You get a base set charizard nm-m 9-10 grade you got about 3,000- 10,000 if you grade it,if you have a 1-2 possible grading it ain't worth but 10 bucks. Definitely should have been the big focal point on looking up any pokemon card
Great video man, found your channel recently and have been enjoying the content. I mainly use eBay's sold listings for value just because it gives the premium. Another thing I'd mention in another video is rare variants of cards since some cards are misprints, no series, etc and people need to be sure of what they're selling before they value it.
Greta video! Love the information! I always wondered how to you get values for Japanese sets/cards???? Id theire like a TCG website for Japanese sets/cards! Thank you!
Great man, thanks. I'll pick up all the cards my son has and check them. He had played a fair bit with them but the that's what the range is for i guess.
Not even a word about condition? Damn it Jake! This is why people keep listing Base Set Charizards that seemed to have gone into a washing machine for $1000 lol
@@TwicebakedJake I get what you mean but I assure you most new-comers don't even watch one video before listing, let alone two. Even just a 10 second mention would have gone a long way if you ask me.
I love this slightly broken English . You say Pokemon card , instead of cards so often ! Just like the thumbnail ! Title is correct but thumbnail is wrong , just kinda funny
HEY JAKE. PLEASE READ. So I have a Blaines charizard in japanese Signed by Ken Sugimori when I participated in the SPS 2000. Its graded by 8 with beckett. How much do you think it can go for ?
eBay sold listings are your friend too since usually eBay always pulls a premium. So for example I'd go to advanced search, check sold listings, then type in Radiant Eevee PSA 10 or PSA 9 and it will bring up all the ones that have sold with those gradings.
I want to start selling cards in my collections, would you recommend in doing claim sales on a Facebook group or eBay listings? Keep up the awesome videos Jake!
i don't like tcg for collection wise if it makes any sense. alot of those listings say nm but it can be a gamble.(with out a picture) i ordered some and they were definitely played. so when i sell my cards on ebay and get messages like "oh on tcg they are selling it for this much" .... blah blah .... then why not buy from tcg seller lol. especially troll and toad never buy from them
TCGPlayer annoys the shit out of me honestly. The amount of people that tag the card as NM but are selling something well-played or damaged is insane. Even the ones WITH pictures, they look great at the front but then they take the photos of the back at weird angles to hide white edging.
I mean, it's up to you to determine whether or not the particular card is worth grading. I've personally never graded a card, but if I knew that it had potential to get a 9 or above then I'd definitely get it graded. And I would rather grade a card that is worth $50 or more.
You forgot to include condition as a piece of information you need. You are assuming every card is NM, and pricing as such. If new people are actually using this information, there are going to be a lot of skewed prices people are self evaluating at
Condition needs a video on its own. This is for a quick price check
@@TwicebakedJake condition should still be included for a "quick price check".
@@TwicebakedJake you can quick price on TCGPlayer and generally the price shown is reflecting LP (light played) condition, or worse. NM is always the highest price
Condition is the most important information you need to price check! Example:You get a base set charizard nm-m 9-10 grade you got about 3,000- 10,000 if you grade it,if you have a 1-2 possible grading it ain't worth but 10 bucks. Definitely should have been the big focal point on looking up any pokemon card
@@TwicebakedJake lmao thanks for the content Jake, you definitely have a *passionate* following.
Ooor you can just take a photo, and the internet will literally find it for you.😆
Great video man, found your channel recently and have been enjoying the content. I mainly use eBay's sold listings for value just because it gives the premium. Another thing I'd mention in another video is rare variants of cards since some cards are misprints, no series, etc and people need to be sure of what they're selling before they value it.
Just love looking at cards!
Very informative! Always love your content man 👍
Greta video! Love the information! I always wondered how to you get values for Japanese sets/cards???? Id theire like a TCG website for Japanese sets/cards! Thank you!
Great man, thanks. I'll pick up all the cards my son has and check them. He had played a fair bit with them but the that's what the range is for i guess.
Thanks for the simple look up method!
Not even a word about condition? Damn it Jake! This is why people keep listing Base Set Charizards that seemed to have gone into a washing machine for $1000 lol
Condition needs a video on its only, this is for a quick easy price check
@@TwicebakedJake I get what you mean but I assure you most new-comers don't even watch one video before listing, let alone two. Even just a 10 second mention would have gone a long way if you ask me.
Early to a jake video let’s go!
I love this slightly broken English . You say Pokemon card , instead of cards so often ! Just like the thumbnail ! Title is correct but thumbnail is wrong , just kinda funny
Can someone tell me how to enter giveaways that Jake does . I really want to but i’m a bit confused on how to. Do you have to be a member ?
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HEY JAKE. PLEASE READ. So I have a Blaines charizard in japanese Signed by Ken Sugimori when I participated in the SPS 2000. Its graded by 8 with beckett. How much do you think it can go for ?
5 dollar for a 1st edition pikachu neo genesis MINT? It s a shame. I would buy 10 million of it and shift the price to 40 each.
are you going to do a vid about the UPC charizard box released in october? I got a preorder notification from my LCS today.
Truly love ❤️ Pokèmon cards they are amazing 🤩
This is great! Where would you look to see how much a card would be worth after grading?
Pricecharting is good for getting an idea
eBay sold listings are your friend too since usually eBay always pulls a premium.
So for example I'd go to advanced search, check sold listings, then type in Radiant Eevee PSA 10 or PSA 9 and it will bring up all the ones that have sold with those gradings.
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If we dm you will you answer or what do we contact
I want to start selling cards in my collections, would you recommend in doing claim sales on a Facebook group or eBay listings? Keep up the awesome videos Jake!
Thanks for the information! Very informative as always! 😊
what about japanese cards? :(
This was very useful. thanks 😄
How about gold cards?
Good video for beginners, would love see more
i don't like tcg for collection wise if it makes any sense. alot of those listings say nm but it can be a gamble.(with out a picture) i ordered some and they were definitely played.
so when i sell my cards on ebay and get messages like "oh on tcg they are selling it for this much" .... blah blah .... then why not buy from tcg seller lol.
especially troll and toad never buy from them
TCGPlayer annoys the shit out of me honestly. The amount of people that tag the card as NM but are selling something well-played or damaged is insane. Even the ones WITH pictures, they look great at the front but then they take the photos of the back at weird angles to hide white edging.
Thanks man! I appreciate the help!
Is it worth grading a $10 card?
I mean, it's up to you to determine whether or not the particular card is worth grading. I've personally never graded a card, but if I knew that it had potential to get a 9 or above then I'd definitely get it graded. And I would rather grade a card that is worth $50 or more.
@@SegaDisneyUniverse thanks i was curious because figuring maybe down the line it'll be worth more
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Usefull info, no bs, Jake at his finest:)
problem: my card is a different language
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Quick and to the point! Love to see it!
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You only really need the card number
You'd be surpise how many Pikachu 6s are out there
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