Tag: collectibles
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Lego Pokémon Line: Are Toys Becoming Luxury Goods for Adults?
Introduction: A New Era for Lego and Pokémon Since the early days of catching ’em all on a handheld screen, Pokémon has evolved into a cultural phenomenon spanning video games, trading cards, and an ever-expanding lineup of collectibles. In 2026, the Lego Pokémon line stands out as a sign that toys are increasingly positioned as…
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Lego Pokémon Line: Are Toys Only for Rich Adults Now?
The Rise of Lego Pokémon: A Collector’s Dilemma Since the early days of Pokémon, the franchise has managed to blur the lines between kid-friendly adventure and adult collector culture. In 2026, that tension has felt sharper than ever as Lego’s Pokémon line—once seen as a playful crossover—has shifted into a space where only serious collectors…
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Pokémon TCG Announces Mega Evolution—Perfect Order: A New Era with Unveiled Mega Evolution Pokémon ex
Introduction: A Major Leap for the Pokémon Trading Card Game The Pokémon Company International has announced a highly anticipated expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG): Mega Evolution—Perfect Order. Slated for release at participating retailers worldwide starting March 27, this new set promises to expand the strategic depth and collectibility that fans have come…
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Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution—Perfect Order Launches with New ex Debut
Overview: A New Era for the Pokémon Trading Card Game The Pokémon Company International has announced the upcoming release of the Mega Evolution—Perfect Order expansion for the Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG). Marking a major milestone for collectors and players, the expansion introduces exciting gameplay elements and the debut of new Mega Evolution Pokémon ex…
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Steve Jobs’ Early Apple Items and Bow Ties Up for Auction
Previewing a Piece of Tech History In a moment that blends nostalgia with investment opportunity, a new wave of Steve Jobs-era Apple artifacts is heading to auction. Among the items capturing collector interest are early Apple devices and a selection of Jobs’ distinctive bow ties. These pieces offer a tangible link to the formative years…
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Singapore’s Card-Collecting Craze Drives a New Grading Boom
Introduction: A New Frontier in Singapore’s Collectibles Scene In Singapore, a growing cohort of enthusiasts is turning trading cards into serious investments. Once seen as a hobby for schoolyards and fan clubs, rare cards are now judged with the same rigor as fine gemstones. Under bright lighting and high magnification, corners are scrutinised, surfaces scanned…
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Singapore’s Card Grading Craze: Rare Trading Cards under the Spotlight
The Rise of a New Card-Collecting Era in Singapore Amid Singapore’s card-collecting boom, a specialized niche is taking shape: a trade focused on the meticulous grading of rare trading cards. As enthusiasts chase certified values, graders and dealers are turning to precision, not just passion, to determine a card’s worth. This developing ecosystem blends hobbyist…
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The Rumour Engine Teases December 30: What Might Be Next for Warhammer Fans
What is The Rumour Engine? The Rumour Engine is a long-running, fan-favorite feature from Games Workshop that drops cryptic, three-dimensional snippets of models, artifacts, or parts of weapons. Each clue is designed to spark discussion in communities around Warhammer 40,000 and Warhammer Age of Sigmar, with enthusiasts attempting to reverse-engineer the mystery and guess what…
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Behind the Bids: The Murky Side of Whatnot’s Live Auctions for Pokémon Cards
Introduction: A Christmas sprint into the world of live auctions As the holidays close in, a digital auction room pulses with energy. Whatnot, a platform that blends live streaming with real-time bidding for collectibles, has become a hotspot for Pokémon card fans eager to snag rare pulls, limited editions, and top-condition staples. But beneath the…
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Toy touts, random spins and frantic bidding: the murky side of live auction site Whatnot
Introduction: a festive hunt with a shadowed underside As Christmas looms, the internet’s card-craze is in full swing. On Whatnot, a live auction platform that blends social chatter with real-time bidding, collectors chase coveted Pokémon cards and rare toys with a level of intensity that can feel like a sprint to a treasure chest. But…