zoiks66

Thank you for proving my point in a quality summary fashion. Anyone talking about DD while not referring to bra size is a bona fide WSB autist.

I like that this thread is on page 46 and yet not one of you that has commented has any idea how to interpret a corporate balance sheet in order to calculate a valuation for a company. Instead you just regurgitate things you saw in a meme on WSB on Reddit. Stonkz!

150 pages, and we can’t yet agree that everyone associated with WATA are assholes?

I find it impossible to take seriously anything a guy that wears tank tops says or does.

I’m right there with you. FOMO has now flipped to fear of missing cashing out.

I think that at this point if you’re a WATA or HA defender, you should have a CAT scan done on your head immediately to find out what mentally debilitating brain injury you have.

I’m going to assume that by “investor types”, you mean bidders with an ownership stake in Heritage Auctions and/or WATA. In that case, I agree with you 100%.

It’s happening! Metal Jesus made a video of little substance about it! Wooooooooooo!

Show me an actual buyer. I’m not interested in the multitude of probable scammers that are making offers. Show me someone that has paid actual money and doesn’t have a corporate interest in driving up the prices of sealed video games.

We’re nearing page 100 I see. Has a single buyer of a 6 figure game (better yet, a $500k+ game) been located yet that isn’t affiliated with a video game grading, auction house, or fractional share company? Until such people appear from the rock they’re apparently all hiding under, I’ll continue to perceive the explosion in sealed video game prices as 90% scumbaggery and 10% naivety.

The easiest and cleanest way for it to be proved that the explosion of values of sealed video games isn’t 100% caused by the market manipulation of grading companies, auction houses, and/or fractional share companies would be for buyers of the 6 figure games to reveal themselves and not be affiliated with a grading company, auction house, and/or fractional share company. That would prove that there is actual demand at these prices. I honestly have never believed anyone without a corporate agenda has bought any of these high priced sealed games.

Thanks a lot! This is exactly the info I was hoping for.

Is there an easy way to spot the foil versions of Zelda Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons from pictures? I’m looking to buy a complete copy of each game, but when I look at listings online I can’t seem to tell whether or not I’m looking at a foil version.

That is a nicely diversified portfolio.

Found one