100% agree that cognitive biases are causing people to hate on SV Era sets, and that the perception of these sets as desirable will soon begin to shift as time marches on and availability decreases. Top video and analysis!
Very well articulated, this is an interesting take. I largely agree with you on this. People tend to not be interested in most product until supply starts to deplete and it starts to increase in value on the secondary market. Even I am guilty of this. I ripped open 2 Evo skies boxes (bought for 110) when they first released, kept thinking I'll buy a couple soon for the sealed collection, and kept procrastinating until the set reached above 300 and then I panick bought. I still made money but could have made a lot more had I bought earlier
Thanks for watching bud! And, yeah, it just happens all the time: people crap on a set when it’s cheap and then start speaking positively of it once the price starts rising. I really think there’s a psychological component to this where we just think it’s better because it’s more expensive and then justify that instinct with logic. And then the scarcity and price just fuel themselves into this upward spiral. I’m glad you enjoyed it and I appreciate you taking the time to comment!
@tcgbuyersclub agreed, look at Chilling Reign as you mentioned in the video. What were they calling it? Chilling pain 😂 no one wanted it. And Fusion strike, everyone I know were crapping on the set when it was sub 100. Then it got sold out on PC and prices started going up and all of a sudden everyone is a fan. I literally told a friend of mine 2 days ago to buy Fusion because its still available on PC in the UK and he bought 3 for MSRP, when I was screaming 6 months ago to buy it at 100 he wasn't interested lol
@@baztoise Exactly. And it literally happens almost every damn time 😂 There are certainly some sets that won’t have a dramatic shift in sentiment. Like, I specifically avoided mentioning a set like Steam Siege which is basically irredeemable and even with some price increases is still thought of poorly. But many “average” sets will see the sentiment change over time and those mid-era SwSh sets in particular have some great things going for them just because the alt arts are actually amazing. I spoke about Battle Styles as a joke, but I actually kinda convinced myself the change is coming for that set too 😂
I’m a big nostalgia nomics fan! Buy under $100! Preferably $90 Tax and shipped, which is totally possible right now with SV… JUST LIKE many sword and shield sets, INCLUDING EVO SKIES at one point… and you really can’t lose …. Even SwSh base set is $300…. Imagine x3 your money in 3-5 years…. And NO ONE even likes SwSh base….. just saying…. Paradox rift sub $100 RN…. And paradox rift is wayyyyyyy better than SwSh base….. just saying…. It doesn’t need to reach $500 if you buy it sub $100…. It’s going to happen… even if it takes 3 years that’s still a crazy good return….. jussssst saying bois….
Great analysis. I think this is very true. And if you pick booster boxes for sets with really good fundamentals you have a good chance of them appreciating faster.
For sure! We’ve absolutely seen that become true with Evolving Skies and sets like Team Up before it. The remarkable thing about this is that the appreciation happens in a flat market. When the market is also booming, we see magnified results 👀
yea the only difference is time and change of perception over time. SV era to me is perfectly doing fine but it's mostly getting hated because SWSH caused a lot of people with "chasing the stonks" mentality.
Ahaha, boy I would have LOVED texturized IR cards - couldn’t agree more. But, I’ll still happily take a variety of beautiful and interesting card art over recycled art Rainbow Rare cards any day, so it’s still a win to me! Maybe one day textured IR cards will be the standard though? 🤞 Thanks for watching and for the comment as always Corey!! 🙌
@@tcgbuyersclub Im 1 card away from completing SV1 IR's in PSA 10. OF course, its the Tarountula. I sent in a CGC Pristine to PSA for crossover, so we'll see.
@coreymackxs Wow, that will be amazing of you can hit that Tarountula 👀 IR cards being hard to grade is a bit of a sleeper detail from the early SV era.
Exactly! What I think is interesting here though is that, while we need demand to exist, this framework helps demonstrate why even in a flat market with stable demand we can expect sealed product to start appreciating. In a booming market, the exploding demand puts everything into overdrive 👀
100% agree that cognitive biases are causing people to hate on SV Era sets, and that the perception of these sets as desirable will soon begin to shift as time marches on and availability decreases. Top video and analysis!
Thank you my friend 😊 I appreciate the kind words 🙏
Your videos are sick, brother! Getting better and better!❤
Thanks so much, I really appreciate the kind words 🥲🙏🙌
Great stuff man! Sick shelf, and a really cool cap too! Much love
Thanks so much 😊 I’m very proud of both my display shelf and my cap 😎 Thanks for watching and for the comment!
Very well articulated, this is an interesting take. I largely agree with you on this. People tend to not be interested in most product until supply starts to deplete and it starts to increase in value on the secondary market. Even I am guilty of this. I ripped open 2 Evo skies boxes (bought for 110) when they first released, kept thinking I'll buy a couple soon for the sealed collection, and kept procrastinating until the set reached above 300 and then I panick bought. I still made money but could have made a lot more had I bought earlier
Thanks for watching bud!
And, yeah, it just happens all the time: people crap on a set when it’s cheap and then start speaking positively of it once the price starts rising.
I really think there’s a psychological component to this where we just think it’s better because it’s more expensive and then justify that instinct with logic.
And then the scarcity and price just fuel themselves into this upward spiral.
I’m glad you enjoyed it and I appreciate you taking the time to comment!
@tcgbuyersclub agreed, look at Chilling Reign as you mentioned in the video. What were they calling it? Chilling pain 😂 no one wanted it. And Fusion strike, everyone I know were crapping on the set when it was sub 100. Then it got sold out on PC and prices started going up and all of a sudden everyone is a fan. I literally told a friend of mine 2 days ago to buy Fusion because its still available on PC in the UK and he bought 3 for MSRP, when I was screaming 6 months ago to buy it at 100 he wasn't interested lol
@@baztoise Exactly. And it literally happens almost every damn time 😂
There are certainly some sets that won’t have a dramatic shift in sentiment. Like, I specifically avoided mentioning a set like Steam Siege which is basically irredeemable and even with some price increases is still thought of poorly.
But many “average” sets will see the sentiment change over time and those mid-era SwSh sets in particular have some great things going for them just because the alt arts are actually amazing.
I spoke about Battle Styles as a joke, but I actually kinda convinced myself the change is coming for that set too 😂
@tcgbuyersclub i think you're on to something with Battle Styles though. Time will tell though
I’m a big nostalgia nomics fan! Buy under $100! Preferably $90
Tax and shipped, which is totally possible right now with SV… JUST LIKE many sword and shield sets, INCLUDING EVO SKIES at one point… and you really can’t lose ….
Even SwSh base set is $300…. Imagine x3 your money in 3-5 years…. And NO ONE even likes SwSh base….. just saying…. Paradox rift sub $100 RN…. And paradox rift is wayyyyyyy better than SwSh base….. just saying…. It doesn’t need to reach $500 if you buy it sub $100…. It’s going to happen… even if it takes 3 years that’s still a crazy good return….. jussssst saying bois….
Great analysis. I think this is very true. And if you pick booster boxes for sets with really good fundamentals you have a good chance of them appreciating faster.
For sure! We’ve absolutely seen that become true with Evolving Skies and sets like Team Up before it.
The remarkable thing about this is that the appreciation happens in a flat market. When the market is also booming, we see magnified results 👀
yea the only difference is time and change of perception over time. SV era to me is perfectly doing fine but it's mostly getting hated because SWSH caused a lot of people with "chasing the stonks" mentality.
I agree with you 😊 And I suppose time will tell 😅
On a separate note... the thumbnail is 🔥
Ahaha, thank you 😊 I try 💪
🙌 yes
Thanks for watching 😊
Too many sound effects in the editing, found it very distracting. Love the video though!
Thanks for watching!
They should have texturized the irs. I said it. Or are sirs just texturized irs?
Ahaha, boy I would have LOVED texturized IR cards - couldn’t agree more.
But, I’ll still happily take a variety of beautiful and interesting card art over recycled art Rainbow Rare cards any day, so it’s still a win to me!
Maybe one day textured IR cards will be the standard though? 🤞
Thanks for watching and for the comment as always Corey!! 🙌
@@tcgbuyersclub Im 1 card away from completing SV1 IR's in PSA 10. OF course, its the Tarountula. I sent in a CGC Pristine to PSA for crossover, so we'll see.
@coreymackxs Wow, that will be amazing of you can hit that Tarountula 👀
IR cards being hard to grade is a bit of a sleeper detail from the early SV era.
To the 🌕!!!
I, too, am a fellow space enthusiast 🙌
the addiction people have to buying up everything they can amazes me ha
I must accumulate 😅 Thanks for watching!
High demand low supply
Exactly! What I think is interesting here though is that, while we need demand to exist, this framework helps demonstrate why even in a flat market with stable demand we can expect sealed product to start appreciating.
In a booming market, the exploding demand puts everything into overdrive 👀
stop you aint HIM
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You’re right….hes better than him
@FlaminHotChips thanks for watching 😊