Asking Pokémon Millionaires How They Got Rich 

Yes!

Coop is a great guy, I just met him and he gave me great deals at a local card convention. I'm the guy that got the base set blastoise psa7.

Same, not old in a bad way but gives off the vibe that he's been doing this for over a decade

RIGHT LMAO

All overpriced cheaper online

@@TravelPhillipinesnot always just depends on the vendors lol

I’ll see you all at the next one!

It’s still cheap card. Only $40 for sealed.

i dont think u can get more than 10 slabs with $200 if your trying to get specific things. I would proboably grab a ton of singles and packs

Get what you like and Pokémon that r most popular but most importantly what u like n know what can make u profit if ur I. It for that

Depends on what you are trying to collect exactly. Unless you are ripping packs for fun or keeping them sealed as investments, buying singles is always the better way to go. If you are trying to get a certain card or complete a master set, I would recommend just buying everything in singles. You will spend way more money in the long run ripping packs trying to accomplish the same goal. Since you are wanting to build a “themes collection” and it sounds like you are mostly concerned about the cost, then I would definitely buy singles. Don’t waste your time with opening packs you will only get frustrated when you don’t pull anything you want and run out of money. I would put together a list of what your goals are (specifically list out what cards you want to eventually collect) and then buy the ones you have money for. Ripping packs sounds nice, but it’s not that easy. Pull rates especially on the newer sets are very tough and older packs are very expensive. Getting a specific card is nearly impossible. Completing a set by ripping packs is impossible without losing a ton of money. You’ll have 199/200 cards and you will spend and eternity searching for the last card. It can be frustrating.

What about online shop

this is a channel about business homie! So we're going to talk a lot about money here. Also I've made Pokemon content nonstop for 8 years lol

@@BrandonMartyn That’s the issue though is you do it on all your channels. If you just did it here I wouldn’t say anything at all as I would see it as a sort of seperate business focused channel distinct from your other channels. But even in your MysticRips videos you literally judge how good a set is based on constantly fluctuating prices of the cards rather than which ones you personally like best regardless of price. It just doesn’t come off well because when you do that it seems like you don’t actually like anything and go by price lists.

@blake7587 yo I don't know how to tell you this I know it might seem crazy but mabye it's because he relies on pokemon for a income and he needs money 🤯

So here's a fun fact: The more you comment on videos you don't like, the algorithm suggests them to you more often! So your best option is to just move on and not waste your time commenting because he's just gonna keep doing what he's doing. You don't have to like it, but you also don't have to speak on it. On the homepage there's this handy little button on suggested videos that says "Don't recommend this channel" 😉

@@PeacockTCG. Yo Peacock I don’t know if you understand this but you don’t have to pretend you’re a fan when you’re doing something for money. I’m sorry I should have made my point much simpler so people like you could understand.

I’ve tried! He won’t talk to me

u gotta just got for it bro, be sneaky

@@PeacockTCG. how dude

@@tapioca_editzim the same age as you suprisngly I dont have strict parents but it definetely is possible to start a good business in this space. I dont have strict parents but if i were to give advice, start small like ebay or mabye local card shops and then go from there thats how i started and would reccomend.

@@tapioca_editz im the same age so lemme give some personal advice on how i started. Personally starting off on ebay and local card stores is the best place to start to get off the ground for a collection to start selling.