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The Waltz said: 

Chapo said: 

Turncoat said: 

You could always do the rip test. 😏

TCGPlayer:

The Rip Test

Just like it sounds, the rip test involves ripping a card in half. Real Pokémon cards are made of two thin pieces of cardboard glued together, with a black layer in between. By ripping the card, you can reveal this layer—if there is no layer, the card is fake.

That being said, the rest of this guide seems helpful in non-destructive ways. 

 Yeah I did everything up to the rip test/bend test, no reason to believe it is fake at all. One kinda weird thing, the weight of different cards seems to be different, and this one is relatively heavy. It seems to be about the same weight as a jungle Kangaskhan or 1st edition chansey, but heavier than any base set card I have that isn’t shadowless.

 The only way to put your hands on this one is either buying through an authenticated vendor who may or not give you a certificate, and you won't pay cheap. The second one is stealing lol.

How much you paid on it for trying to resell at 80k?

 So I believe somebody (very likely Med’s cousin) found a absolutely ridiculous collection of Pokémon cards, nothing like this has ever been seen before, ever. And started listing cards at ridiculous prices all over the internet. I spent about $700, can show you what I got.

Chapo said: 

The Waltz said: 

Chapo said: 

Turncoat said: 

You could always do the rip test. 😏

TCGPlayer:

The Rip Test

Just like it sounds, the rip test involves ripping a card in half. Real Pokémon cards are made of two thin pieces of cardboard glued together, with a black layer in between. By ripping the card, you can reveal this layer—if there is no layer, the card is fake.

That being said, the rest of this guide seems helpful in non-destructive ways. 

 Yeah I did everything up to the rip test/bend test, no reason to believe it is fake at all. One kinda weird thing, the weight of different cards seems to be different, and this one is relatively heavy. It seems to be about the same weight as a jungle Kangaskhan or 1st edition chansey, but heavier than any base set card I have that isn’t shadowless.

 The only way to put your hands on this one is either buying through an authenticated vendor who may or not give you a certificate, and you won't pay cheap. The second one is stealing lol.

How much you paid on it for trying to resell at 80k?

 So I believe somebody (very likely Med’s cousin) found a absolutely ridiculous collection of Pokémon cards, nothing like this has ever been seen before, ever. And started listing cards at ridiculous prices all over the internet. I spent about $700, can show you what I got.

 It’s not likely my cousin. You did not buy from my family. Sorry. 

The Waltz said: 

Chapo said: 

Turncoat said: 

You could always do the rip test. 😏

TCGPlayer:

The Rip Test

Just like it sounds, the rip test involves ripping a card in half. Real Pokémon cards are made of two thin pieces of cardboard glued together, with a black layer in between. By ripping the card, you can reveal this layer—if there is no layer, the card is fake.

That being said, the rest of this guide seems helpful in non-destructive ways. 

 Yeah I did everything up to the rip test/bend test, no reason to believe it is fake at all. One kinda weird thing, the weight of different cards seems to be different, and this one is relatively heavy. It seems to be about the same weight as a jungle Kangaskhan or 1st edition chansey, but heavier than any base set card I have that isn’t shadowless.

 The only way to put your hands on this one is either buying through an authenticated vendor who may or not give you a certificate, and you won't pay cheap. The second one is stealing lol.

How much you paid on it for trying to resell at 80k?

 Spent about $700 on this.

Oops I left the raichu under the clefable, my fault.

Is that when you overdrew your bank account and I came to your rescue so you wouldn’t have to pay any fees

Med said: 

Is that when you overdrew your bank account and I came to your rescue so you wouldn’t have to pay any fees

 Yeah thanks for those $2, do appreciate it.

Chapo said: 

Med said: 

Is that when you overdrew your bank account and I came to your rescue so you wouldn’t have to pay any fees

 Yeah thanks for those $2, do appreciate it.

 And the other $21k

Chapo said: 

The Waltz said: 

Chapo said: 

Turncoat said: 

You could always do the rip test. 😏

TCGPlayer:

The Rip Test

Just like it sounds, the rip test involves ripping a card in half. Real Pokémon cards are made of two thin pieces of cardboard glued together, with a black layer in between. By ripping the card, you can reveal this layer—if there is no layer, the card is fake.

That being said, the rest of this guide seems helpful in non-destructive ways. 

 Yeah I did everything up to the rip test/bend test, no reason to believe it is fake at all. One kinda weird thing, the weight of different cards seems to be different, and this one is relatively heavy. It seems to be about the same weight as a jungle Kangaskhan or 1st edition chansey, but heavier than any base set card I have that isn’t shadowless.

 The only way to put your hands on this one is either buying through an authenticated vendor who may or not give you a certificate, and you won't pay cheap. The second one is stealing lol.

How much you paid on it for trying to resell at 80k?

 Spent about $700 on this.

 This is amazing. Do you have room in your collection for more cards 

Did you really spend your every last cent on Pokémon cards?

Andrew, how’s a girl get in touch with you