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overdrive
@overdrive_sol
high risk financial market 𝗀̶𝖺̶𝗆̶𝖻̶𝗅̶𝖾̶𝗋̶ “investor”
เข้าร่วม Şubat 2022
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Wait this is so funny if you read the pricing right. First two you can get a $50, third and more is $120 each. Win win situation, love it
NewAgeMiguel@NewAgeCardKings
MicroCenter, Paterson NJ 📍
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It's time, this set it sufficiently rekt in terms of price.
x.com/PokeHEX5555/st…
PokeHEX@PokeHEX5555
Mega Evolution Base turns 6 months old next month, March 25th, my minimum time that has passed to buy singles of a brand new set. Patience is key
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@MINHxDYNASTY record and document everything, check certs and carry a UV light
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There are only 100 of the 1998 Charizard KFC cards in a PSA 10. Multiple sales in past week on eBay. The first ever Charizard collectible card publicly available in English.
Golden@rarefinds
Vintage Pokemon cards alpha: the Pokemon KFC cards released in November 1998 are the first ever English Pokemon collectible cards released to the public. This is not a debate, here is the timeline: The KFC cards drop November 1998 → WOTC “Demo Game” Plastic Packs trickle into TCG conventions and local TCG stores in December 1998 as a limited promotional item → First Edition Base Set English WOTC TCG doesn't hit shelves until January 1999. So the KFC set predates all of it. These cards are graded by PSA and have extremely low POP counts. To put in perspective, the first ever English Charizard collectible card has a POP of around 100 in PSA 10. For English cards, this is like the Japanese 1996 Pokemon Carddass Green Part 1 cards I previously posted about, except instead of obviously not the first ever Japanese Pokemon collectible cards, it’s the first ever English Pokemon collectible cards. Very few listings of these on ebay, and severely underrated in my opinion.
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@dachshundwizard How much for the beezie shirt, I’ll rep at my next show!
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We now have @getcollectrapp bull posting the vintage Pokemon Carddass cards that I posted about on February 17th. See my prior post, including explanation as to why the Pocket Monsters “Green Part 1” Carddass from 1996 are the ones to focus on and should have the most long term value as the indisputable first ever Pokemon collectible cards. x.com/rarefinds/stat…
The Carddass Gengar card in the @getcollectrapp post is from
1997 and nice, but it’s nowhere near the level of value of the Part 1 cards that I posted about. Regardless, I am glad that large TCG and collectibles accounts are showing love towards these vintage Pokemon cards that were under the radar and are finally being appreciated by the market and collectors.
Collectr - TCG Collector App@getcollectrapp
A PSA 10 Gengar from the Carddass Pocket Monsters just sold on eBay for $5,000. This Gengar comes from the 1997 Bandai Carddass series, which is one of the earliest Pokémon card releases, predating the official TCG and offering a unique glimpse into the franchise’s original collectible history. #collectr #gengar #pokemoncards #psa10 #pokemonvintage
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@rarefinds @getcollectrapp I’m getting some yellows and reds too
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@overdrive_sol @getcollectrapp Imo there are about five specific cards to target from Green Part 1.
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JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US Postal Service to impose 8% surcharge on packages to cover rising fuel costs.
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@aleabitoreddit Thoughts on VELO as a spacex proxy? Into the IPO.
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Been awhile since I covered $VPG.
This was a sensor play for $TSLA Optimus Ramp.
Very important breadcrumb this week at the Sidoti Conference:
"Potential to scale to hundreds of robots per week by the end of 2026."
Kinda sounds aligned with Optimus? No?
If we go off their CEO "$500-$1.2k per robot" statement: Not too shabby.
But of course, a lot of robotic supply chains are kind of dead money until the actual inflection point humanoids at scale hits.
Maybe Unitree IPO sparks some life into robotic supply chains soon?
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@ZardCapital This is a banger I’m going to go buy a few now thanks
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I see the timeline gassing up the vintage carddass with that 5k gengar sale
Had to take this one outside to show off the prism
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I'm telling you guys... Even if I buy small cap $170 Billion dollar companies like $ARM.
They just go up 20% like $TSEM or $SIVE the next day as well?
Serenity@aleabitoreddit
@wemillionaire I did buy shares at ~$139-$141. I did think it should have been up more than 3% if they're multiplying their revenue from a new product.
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spotted (insider..?) something interesting on polymarket
looking at the wallets active in the market of:
US x Iran ceasefire by...?
around 10 different wallets are all putting on the same trade
buying YES on US Iran ceasefire by Mar 31 / Apr 15
Each wallet sitting on somewhere between $5k - $25k totaling roughly $160K combined so far
it gets even more interesting, 2 of these wallets have history together
they previously bought YES on US striking Iran before Feb 28 and walked away with around >$130k in profit
seems like someone is distributing size across wallets, building a position under the radar without moving the market..?
worth keeping an eye on over the next few days imo
Wallet list:
- nov37
- ohlor
- noscoped
- MAGAMESSI
- riffraffer
- NOTHINGEVERFRICKINGHAPPENS
- 0x5aca169bd3e56fa1d0a48d27ffefc7f8e95194d0
- 0x1fa1be3eab546e06e4290839bf4c1d7abfbf1fa9
- 0x0b6d597962e5af2c5b193111791d5e3d58f845ff
- 0xFC17740ff54128a6fa24945179BC4500b3000ca1
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Are you still chasing those serialized YGO cards????
Cat's has you covered!
Heroes - $119.99
Rivals - $104.99
Trusted sellers on eBay are at around $135+!
Ad: catscollectiblestcg.com/collections/yu…
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This is the REAL reason behind the 3D printing bans.
The corporations that hold manufacturing contracts, charging $5,644 for a $10 (or less) part, aren’t going to let 3D printing take that from them.
Micro-manufacturing in the hands of the average human is disruptive.
SOFX@SOFXnetwork
A U.S. Marine Corps release on March 23, 2026 detailed how Lance Cpl. Eirick Schule developed a 3D-printed replacement for the MUOS antenna mast in April 2025, cutting costs from $5,644 per unit to about $10 and reducing delivery time from over 7 months to 10 hours, with 107 units produced and an estimated $600,000 saved.
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