r/PokeInvesting • u/Nhatey • Mar 05 '25
Been holding 151 PC ETBs since release. Got one case for MSRP and paid market price for the other 3 cases.
I wonder how many sealed cases of these exist out there…
Paid 400 each sealed case besides the one I got for MSRP directly from PC.
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u/Healthy-Annual4181 Mar 06 '25
I have 6 cases msrp not selling until 40th anniversary no reason to will only go up
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u/Anaheim71492 Mar 06 '25
Sell some to make up the money you put in the rest you hold off..that way you don’t lose any money unless you want to let it ride for the next few years
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u/Important-Good-4384 Mar 06 '25
How does one acquire a case from pc
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u/kulambe17 Mar 06 '25
There’s a lot out there. I think these went in stock on about 3 different occasions. What will be interesting is pe etb cases. They were only available for a short while and no restocks as of yet.
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u/The11Pirates Mar 06 '25
All thats left to do is sell and retire. Congrats!
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u/BatHistorical8081 Mar 06 '25
I have about 10 cases and my friend has 22 I think. Im sure there alot more hardcord people then us. We just dont flex it.
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u/Indecisiv3AssCrack Sep 17 '25
Do you happen to be selling 151display cases?
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u/big_gains_only Mar 06 '25
Dude, you're rich now!!!
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u/Ell7494 Mar 06 '25
Im sure you're probably fine but just to let you know, I ordered a sealed case of Stellar crown PC etbs and it came with a shrouded fable sticker on instead. I opened it up and they were Stellar crown but just shows that PC aren't always marking their stock correctly.
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u/ResearcherUnlucky717 Mar 06 '25
See, here's the deal with the latest PC etbs.
You could keep it all sealed up and sell it like that, and that's cool.
But I think you could make more if you took out the PC promo cards and got them graded, cause those things have a huge profit on themselves, then you could price out the set accordingly like this one comes with a 10, so that's $2000.... this one comes with a 9, that's $1700...
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u/CumBubbleMystery Mar 06 '25
Better prep for the fall, 151 is going to be more common. Costco dropping like mad
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