Gulag Joe

Does anyone have a sealed chocolate starfish and the hot dog flavored water in Wata 9.8 A++ they want to part with?

It’s never too late to send your Ph.D. in to the pros at Wata to get graded.

Looks real to me. I trust the pros.

The VGA pop report, though somewhat challenging to navigate, show that only 2 sealed NES galoob game genies have been graded. I'll start the bidding at 400 billion

VGA actually put those road blocks up to prevent us from seeing how many Al Unser Jr Turbo racing games they’ve graded. I’m in the process now of contracting with that brilliant legal team that tried to sue Wata because a lot of people started spending more money than you’re allowed to on the video games they graded.

I want to believe every vga qualified is truly 100% complete

So I have the Barkley version (top photo). The back of the box, underneath “made in Japan”, the paragraph line is straight. I find it interesting though that Heritage recently listed one with “Majerle version” and that paragraph line is indented (bottom photo). If you go back to their older auctions, they’re listing that same “Majerle version” as early production. However, the later production version is the one that swapped Barkley for Majerle. Whoever bought those heritage “early productions” got effed because they’re holding the later Majerle version.

I’m a lawyer and it’s definitely not fraud.

Did you all put Wata in jail yet or are they still out there on the streets grading video games and ruining lives?

I sold a sealed vhs Batman 1989 for $1100 in 2021

This didn’t happen with only video games. People were spending 6-7 figures on modern sports cards, comic books, vhs tapes, sealed G1 iPhones FFS. This is where the whole “wata and ha” completely falls apart in the bigger picture. It was ALL collectible markets. Video games are not special! Wata and HA didn’t make Timmy poindexter drop $60,000 on a Trevor Lawrence rookie card.

Point is, the prices went up across all collectibles (not just video games) when everyone got free money. And a lot of people who suddenly have lots of money tend to not know how to use it wisely. Once the free money dried up, the steady but steep drop in price is no surprise. There’s definitely a sting bugging some people who had some of these titles selling for tens of thousands and now they’re angry because they held on to theirs for too long and missed the opportunity to sell. I guess if that were me I would want to sue somebody too, but ultimately it would be my own fault. As for the speculators who bought these games at the inflated prices, as Ray once famously said on trailer park boys “it’s the way she goes”.

Do you have a source link that shows a gloss sticker sealed 9.4 A++ super mario for nes selling for less than $100k since then?

How’s your lawsuit going Opty? Can you give me the name of your big shot lawyer so I can sue PSA because nobody wants to pay $1,000 for my Kenny Powers rookie card anymore? Thanks bro!