I like the thought of resubmitting them for grading. But if we're going to experiment we should take this a step further and see how easy it is to crack the casing as well. If I'm getting a card slabbed it's to protect my investment or collection.
I have a PSA 10 graded full-art holo I recently bought and I noticed it had a very slight amount of the holo on the top edge pushed down, exposing the slightest bit of whitening. I compared it to another copy of the card I've been keeping in a sleeve and top-loader, and there's definitely a noticeable difference. Surely enough, I turned the PSA card upside down and I noticed it push up right on the spot that had the holo damage. I don't see the same issue with cards that don't have holo edges.
@@icanhazgoodgame3845 the sleeve doesn't scratch the Holo, it would be dust if present...... Polypropylene is way softer then any foil and or card stock.... And has a lower surface tension. In reality the card iself scratches the sleeves...... All my used penny sleeves have a scratched in outline of the card it held..... Always use fresh penny sleeves, one time use only like rubber gloves......
@@meatwrinkle1532 why wouldn't you? If something's in a protectove case the question ultimately arises: how safe are they over time or aggressive shaking? Personally I've moved a lot so this video was reassuring
Just this in general is mind blowing. Like I thought collecting was one thing but going to this extent in the world is just insane . Good vid btw. I'm just saying that pkm shouldn't be so broken like this . Like McDonald's hands out only the starter pokemon as a promo and ppl are going awall..
I remember seeing the interview with that Pokémon charizard collector guy... how he kept telling the hosts that they were: free to throw his graded card back and forth playing catch or drop it and that it was essentially damage proof in the slab. Maybe he was actually right.
Really comforting video. Im just about to send some cards off, but this topic kept me from it. Getting confirmation that they are actually safe is really good 😂
@@pearspeedruns well it's going to be a wild mix. Some vintage cards, some XY I've laying around and some Sword and Shield of course. Got some nice promos aswell
The fact that we live in a time when a thought this random and weird can pop into your head, and then on demand you can watch a video of a person testing that exact thing very well is incredible! 😂 I love it! Thank you
The fact that you even have this much time in your day to think about something like this... and do an experiment like this.. haha. I love it, gotta get on your level!
this is a fantastic video, i shook a card once inside a PSA slab for 10 minutes and it caused no damage. i'm not surprised to see some damage after you put them inside that tool though, under real life circumstances they shouldn't ever get any damage unless you are unlucky. it's possible this effects lower PSA grades more though if they have edges that are already damaged and showing signs of whitening? i have seen discussions of BGS cards moving inside the plastic sleeve with enough force so i think you should for sure do this again for a BGS slab to see what happens to the card and if it moves inside the sleeve.
That’s actually very useful to know and see the results. So in an average collectors possession, just sitting on the shelf it won’t damage the card if it gets jostled a bit.
I have a psa ancient mew that totally has damage from it being shaken. It may be because the whole card front and back is holo, but all along the bottom you can see where its curled up ever so slightly from hitting the bottom rail.
Came from TwiceBakedJake and I'm not disappointed at all! This is the content I've been looking for ever since the hype on Pokemon returned and all I wanted to do was preserve my vintage collection. One-Touch slabs have been very nice with a perfect fit to prevent shaking since the 35pt is just a hair too small for a Pokemon card without a sleeve, resulting in the same thing you showed in the video. Thank you!!! Keep up the great content!!!
You should include all PSA CGC BGS, even though when shaking BGS has no room for movement, I’m still curious to see the outcome after serious shacking. Maybe we might have different finding thank our initial prediction.
The reasons they leave space in the case is because humidity can cause the card to expand. It helps by making sure the card can expand but not take damage when it expands.
What I don’t get is why psa doesn’t leave cards penny sleeved inside the case (so if the card shakes at all, the sleeve will rub against the sides of the case, not the card. I began questioning psas cases after experiencing cards moving in the case with my most expensive card. I had about 30-40 other psa cards that didn’t move in the case. So, I found it odd this one did. I figured it was an old case, but I then got two new psa cards that also move. Yes, nobody will shake a case like done in this video, but bottom line, psa should sleeve cards inside the case. Beckett does it too. It won’t obstruct the view. It will just protect a card more.
...next time try some holos to see if there is going to be surface damage since card are rubbing the plastic inside. Also bonding cards together will cut the shaking time in half and make experiment more consistant...:)
I think I'll go with Beckett. They have great customer service and their stickers look a lot nicer. The fact that the cards don't shake inside Beckett frames shows how careful they are in handling your cards.
Wow! Super helpful! I sell some graded cards on eBay and some of them are loose like yours. I emailed PSA and they said it’s normal and didn’t offer to reslab them. After your video I feel more comfortable selling these and if any customers are concerned I will send them here!! 🙏 note: I wonder if the “super shaker” would damage even a card that wasn’t loose to begin with 🤷🏻♂️
I would clear sleeve it first before placing it in a hard case raw like that to ding around, a clear sleeve would somewhat cushion it from dinging around
What you would want to be careful with is if in shipping or transporting that the card isn’t constantly vibrating in particular ways. This can be helped by very thoughtful packaging such as the angling of the card and weighting the faces.
You should try a full-art holo. I have a PSA 10 graded full-art holo I recently bought and I noticed it had a very slight amount of the holo on the top edge pushed down, exposing the slightest bit of whitening. I compared it to another copy of the card I've been keeping in a sleeve and top-loader, and there's definitely a noticeable difference. Surely enough, I turned the PSA card upside down and I noticed it push up right on the spot that had the holo damage. I don't see the same issue with cards that don't have holo edges.
Very interesting ! Mythbusting some thoughts ahah There are many other ideas persistent in the pokemon community that were never proven such as weighing the booster packs, this could be a recurrent series !
If you have the time and ressources: build a contraption that shakes the card on its own. Then let it run until the card turns to dust^^ Great video btw!
you hide those codes so awesomely (if thats even a word) . i mean i watch all your videos but it takes someone to look at them exactly. always feel proud when i find it
I have one PSA slab that the card slides which over time does wear and tear. Beckett slabs put a film over the card to keep it from sliding. The only down side dosent pop out the card as much like PSA or CGC.
Before watching >1min: the cards are relatively light so shaking would probably deal less to no damage to a comic book, which is pretty heavy compared to cards.
Nice video! BGS is the most susceptible to damage from shaking on the many capsules that include sleeves with a rough/jagged welding line. Please consider strapping one of those into the oscillating saw.
A fair experiment would be to ship one a few times, that's a likely scenario that would cause damage to a collectible and, as a collectible, will likely change hands a few times, be driven to and from a con or two, sold over forums etc.
Encapsulate with resin, problem solved.... xD That was an interesting fact, didn't know about the shaken comic syndrome thing and awesome test method hahaha!
This all comes down to basic physics. Fore = Mass x Acceleration. You can’t increase the mass of the card to get more force hitting it so you must increase the speed at which the card travels. Additionally in regards to the indentation in the slab, pressure is mass divided by area so the pressure be pushed on by the wall is greater in the PSA because of that notch.
Patt!!! This was fun to watch and thanks for plugging in that “Stay In School Kids!” While you were building with Legos. Haha As an educator I don’t preach the importance of school to simply say, “go to college and get a good job.” I tell my students investing time, effort, and energy into your education shows that they have the ability to learn. THAT is an important part of life. Lastly! A water tests would be cool! The other day I was wiping some of my slabs and one slipped out of my hand and fell into my sink. My sink wasn’t full of water thankfully BUT it had me wondering for a few days if they slabs can keep water out!? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
I usually send higher end cards to beckett and the rest to PSA. Just a tip, if you get a grade lower than a 7, it's usually worth more ungraded. Best to just bust it out of the slab and put it in a binder.
Absolutely top tier content. Honestly, Pat..if we're talking in terms of quality, you are quickly ascending to the top in the world of Pokemon card CZcamsrs.
I could actually see the edging starting to powder up after the hr run.. minimal, but there was definitely some dusty bits and it makes sense since that would be the weakest point of the card. They print a whole sheet and cut them out, so the edges aren't treated like the top and bottom
Pat I gotta say you have one of the best approaches and to this Pokemon malarkey that I have seen, your delivery is spot on. Thank you for the words of wisdom. Regards John
Love how you think outside the box for your videos! Curious how we can get a 100k coin! Another great idea for hitting a milestone. Proud of you and glad to have found your channel.
But what about transporting over time? Cards that got graded 20 years ago and have either been shown off a ton or exchanged a lot of hands can reach these numbers...pretty interesting...
We used an air hammer and a paint mixer on loose cards and they received no damage I would promise you they both shake much more violently than your lego machine, but that is impressive you even built the rig. But to conclude there is just not enough room in there to cause damage under normal wear. Our tests were only 5 minutes but very fast.
I didnt see any damage on the 1st test but with the slab shaler i DID see a couple new dots of whitening but very unonticeable, if you regraded that you would get probably same grade
I followed your channel for the Pokémon goodness and after watching your videos have realized you are just a human prodigy…you busted out legos and created something from scratch for this video, I’m just in awe of your genius
Pat, I gotta catch a glimpse of what your editing timeline looks like... I bet it's legendary. LOL. Amazing content as usual Brolem. LOVED THIS. Train On.
@@deeppocketmonster 😂😂 Some Legendary Mewtwo Type Deoxyribonucleic Acid I can imagine! Thank you for the motivation to keep creating with what I have at my disposal, working smarter and staying creative. Appreciate it a Snorlax sized ton!
Always finding new ways to keep the videos fresh. Think this is my new favorite video really enjoyed it! Also if a card is damaged won’t it still hold the value of the grade if your not regrading?
Awesome video, grateful for the amount of work you clearly put into it. Definitely feel safer about my graded cards now. Btw did you have those two cards graded specifically for this video?
Hell nah, I have a shadowless Pikachu that my Nonna got me when I was 8 and I cracked it open years later because the BGS slab had dented the sides of the card from it being in moving boxes etc.
*Another test - Graded Slabs Cause DAMAGE To Pokemon PACKS?:* czcams.com/video/bqSh20Kr7Ho/video.html
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This is amazing content Pat. Thanks for experimenting for us!
Poke rev
Hi PokeRev I didn't know you watched his vids
Hey it's the rev himself!
Your not allowed to go out in the pokecave lol
Good to see you here around. Still saving money for your big ebay auction 😉👌🏻
I think it would be interesting to get those cards regraded to see just how much the score was affected by the shaking!
I was just thinking that lol
Really thought that’s what he was going to do
I like the thought of resubmitting them for grading. But if we're going to experiment we should take this a step further and see how easy it is to crack the casing as well. If I'm getting a card slabbed it's to protect my investment or collection.
It would be better to shake it by hand then send it in to be graded to see if anything would be noticeable outside the case to a card grader
@@kodypercivill6096 1:25 ...
did you watch the video?
this channel is such a breathe of fresh air from just pack openings or card values. just straight up fun enjoyable content
Thanks Chris!
@@deeppocketmonster NO, thank you good sir
Big agree. He deserves all the support!
Oh no! I’ve been storing my grades cards on isolating tools for years
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Lol
Best comment I’ve read So far lol
Oscillating?
Isolating = keeping alone.
Oscillating = moving back and forth... Repetitive movement.
You got PSA and CGC out here sweatn'
Fr now I know what company to use for grading
Lol not really, this test doesn’t prove anything.
You should do holo cards next to see if the holo can get scratched during normal or intense shaking
Yes! Just inserting a card in a sleeve can scratch the holo.
He just get a cheap reverse holo and shake it face side down.
I have a PSA 10 graded full-art holo I recently bought and I noticed it had a very slight amount of the holo on the top edge pushed down, exposing the slightest bit of whitening. I compared it to another copy of the card I've been keeping in a sleeve and top-loader, and there's definitely a noticeable difference. Surely enough, I turned the PSA card upside down and I noticed it push up right on the spot that had the holo damage. I don't see the same issue with cards that don't have holo edges.
This!
I just asked that as soon as I seen this
@@icanhazgoodgame3845 the sleeve doesn't scratch the Holo, it would be dust if present...... Polypropylene is way softer then any foil and or card stock.... And has a lower surface tension. In reality the card iself scratches the sleeves...... All my used penny sleeves have a scratched in outline of the card it held..... Always use fresh penny sleeves, one time use only like rubber gloves......
Moral of the story?..........DO beckett grading👍😂
This is extremely interesting and something I hadn't considered before
Why would you ever consider this?
@@meatwrinkle1532 why wouldn't you? If something's in a protectove case the question ultimately arises: how safe are they over time or aggressive shaking? Personally I've moved a lot so this video was reassuring
@@meatwrinkle1532 i guess your meat is not the only thing that's little🧠
Just this in general is mind blowing. Like I thought collecting was one thing but going to this extent in the world is just insane . Good vid btw. I'm just saying that pkm shouldn't be so broken like this . Like McDonald's hands out only the starter pokemon as a promo and ppl are going awall..
I remember seeing the interview with that Pokémon charizard collector guy... how he kept telling the hosts that they were: free to throw his graded card back and forth playing catch or drop it and that it was essentially damage proof in the slab.
Maybe he was actually right.
That's nuts, I wouldn't let anyone play catch with my BGS cards haha
You watched the video right mamon ?
For the next one, do consider testing if there's discoloration arising from exposure to UV/sunlight with slabbed cards. Thanks Pat!
You already know its going t be a crazy vid when there's Legos involved😂
The shaking is even worse on Japanese cards, psa slabs suck on Japanese cards.
You’re way to good at making videos 👏🏻
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This man sent two useless pokemon cards for grading just to conduct experiments that needed answers.
But someone needed to do it I guess.
Really comforting video. Im just about to send some cards off, but this topic kept me from it. Getting confirmation that they are actually safe is really good 😂
Nice, what cards are you sending in?
@@pearspeedruns well it's going to be a wild mix. Some vintage cards, some XY I've laying around and some Sword and Shield of course. Got some nice promos aswell
Just found this gent on the PokeRev vid yesterday. I have to say these are some high quality videos mate. I'm glad I found your channel.
The fact that we live in a time when a thought this random and weird can pop into your head, and then on demand you can watch a video of a person testing that exact thing very well is incredible! 😂 I love it! Thank you
This comment made me so happy to see, thanks so much!
The fact that you even have this much time in your day to think about something like this... and do an experiment like this.. haha. I love it, gotta get on your level!
It’s a straight out of a page of MythBusters. Myth Busted now let’s make it happen! Cool video
Production, quality and creativity. this guy got it.
You really have gone DEEP pocket monster. I love going deep on something, just for the curiosity . Awesome content very interesting.
this is a fantastic video, i shook a card once inside a PSA slab for 10 minutes and it caused no damage. i'm not surprised to see some damage after you put them inside that tool though, under real life circumstances they shouldn't ever get any damage unless you are unlucky. it's possible this effects lower PSA grades more though if they have edges that are already damaged and showing signs of whitening? i have seen discussions of BGS cards moving inside the plastic sleeve with enough force so i think you should for sure do this again for a BGS slab to see what happens to the card and if it moves inside the sleeve.
That’s actually very useful to know and see the results. So in an average collectors possession, just sitting on the shelf it won’t damage the card if it gets jostled a bit.
I have a psa ancient mew that totally has damage from it being shaken. It may be because the whole card front and back is holo, but all along the bottom you can see where its curled up ever so slightly from hitting the bottom rail.
Came from TwiceBakedJake and I'm not disappointed at all! This is the content I've been looking for ever since the hype on Pokemon returned and all I wanted to do was preserve my vintage collection. One-Touch slabs have been very nice with a perfect fit to prevent shaking since the 35pt is just a hair too small for a Pokemon card without a sleeve, resulting in the same thing you showed in the video. Thank you!!! Keep up the great content!!!
You should include all PSA CGC BGS, even though when shaking BGS has no room for movement, I’m still curious to see the outcome after serious shacking. Maybe we might have different finding thank our initial prediction.
The reasons they leave space in the case is because humidity can cause the card to expand. It helps by making sure the card can expand but not take damage when it expands.
U test one ?
This is like the nerd city of pokemon . Super high quality and underrated videos
What I don’t get is why psa doesn’t leave cards penny sleeved inside the case (so if the card shakes at all, the sleeve will rub against the sides of the case, not the card.
I began questioning psas cases after experiencing cards moving in the case with my most expensive card. I had about 30-40 other psa cards that didn’t move in the case. So, I found it odd this one did. I figured it was an old case, but I then got two new psa cards that also move.
Yes, nobody will shake a case like done in this video, but bottom line, psa should sleeve cards inside the case. Beckett does it too. It won’t obstruct the view. It will just protect a card more.
Myth Busters - Pokémon Edition 😊 I was surprised to see how well the cases protected the cards after all that shaking. Cool video DPM 👏👏👏
Under those conditions even the card inside the Beckett slab will move around considerably and might sustain some damage.
But how sore were your arms from that odd “shaking” motion. That’s the real question lol.
Hands down the best edited videos in the Pokémon community! Great stuffs!
...next time try some holos to see if there is going to be surface damage since card are rubbing the plastic inside. Also bonding cards together will cut the shaking time in half and make experiment more consistant...:)
Man you are killin it with your content. Keep going, your channel is great ❤️
I think I'll go with Beckett. They have great customer service and their stickers look a lot nicer. The fact that the cards don't shake inside Beckett frames shows how careful they are in handling your cards.
The real time a card shakes is every time one of your friends looks at a graded card. It's like clicking tongs to make sure they work
Wow! Super helpful! I sell some graded cards on eBay and some of them are loose like yours. I emailed PSA and they said it’s normal and didn’t offer to reslab them. After your video I feel more comfortable selling these and if any customers are concerned I will send them here!! 🙏 note: I wonder if the “super shaker” would damage even a card that wasn’t loose to begin with 🤷🏻♂️
Lool, Pat acting like building a lego set is not tiring.
Permanent nerve damage with this test lol. The sacrifices we make for research.
You content quality is so crisp and clean. ! CZcams and the Pokémon community are thankful to have you.!
Dude made a custom shaking machine out of Legos. I couldn't even build a tower without instructions
Bro better than me at building legos-
And thanks for risking your graded cards to confirm what happens! Tysm Pat!
I would clear sleeve it first before placing it in a hard case raw like that to ding around, a clear sleeve would somewhat cushion it from dinging around
now this is quality content! kinda like mythbusters! and it is something ive always wondered 🤔
What you would want to be careful with is if in shipping or transporting that the card isn’t constantly vibrating in particular ways. This can be helped by very thoughtful packaging such as the angling of the card and weighting the faces.
Boy, oh boy! Pokemon with Lego? What can go wrong with such a combination :D
You should try a full-art holo. I have a PSA 10 graded full-art holo I recently bought and I noticed it had a very slight amount of the holo on the top edge pushed down, exposing the slightest bit of whitening. I compared it to another copy of the card I've been keeping in a sleeve and top-loader, and there's definitely a noticeable difference. Surely enough, I turned the PSA card upside down and I noticed it push up right on the spot that had the holo damage. I don't see the same issue with cards that don't have holo edges.
Yup this seems like it’ll be my next test, with the holos.
Thank you Cherubi and Meowth for your sacrifice. RIP.
seriously the best pokémon content out. keep up the creativity pat.
wow, i havent watched the videoyet but that shot at the beggining is so good
Very interesting ! Mythbusting some thoughts ahah
There are many other ideas persistent in the pokemon community that were never proven such as weighing the booster packs, this could be a recurrent series !
That LEGO containment field is genius 🤯🤯👏
5:32 you can tell closely at the corners there was damage because before they weren't alittle white but after they were
Word around town is the UPS drivers just be throwing boxes around Willy nilly. Probably damaging our PSA cards during shipping
If you have the time and ressources: build a contraption that shakes the card on its own. Then let it run until the card turns to dust^^
Great video btw!
my blood pressure sky rocketed when i saw that filed down poke card inside of the slab.
Really good video wish you would have tested bgs slabs to show what the difference was between all the companies.
BGS has no movement. But after experiment two even after the SS3000, no noticeable damage was done.
you hide those codes so awesomely (if thats even a word) . i mean i watch all your videos but it takes someone to look at them exactly. always feel proud when i find it
where is it??
I'm so happy to see this :D haha love it man!
20,000x a minute. LETS GOOOOOO
Great idea, Creative and informative. I know I’ve said this a lot, but man the quality of DPM videos is amazing!!
I don't own a single graded card but this is good information!
I have one PSA slab that the card slides which over time does wear and tear. Beckett slabs put a film over the card to keep it from sliding. The only down side dosent pop out the card as much like PSA or CGC.
“Okay, here in my garage. Just kidding anyway, I am in my garage”
Umm… wha? Alrighty then.
Before watching >1min: the cards are relatively light so shaking would probably deal less to no damage to a comic book, which is pretty heavy compared to cards.
Nice video! BGS is the most susceptible to damage from shaking on the many capsules that include sleeves with a rough/jagged welding line.
Please consider strapping one of those into the oscillating saw.
I’m going to have nightmares of this guy coming to my crib and Shaking my PSA Cards
A fair experiment would be to ship one a few times, that's a likely scenario that would cause damage to a collectible and, as a collectible, will likely change hands a few times, be driven to and from a con or two, sold over forums etc.
4:38 : I'll never stop trying to figure out if the "two-balls Pokémon" was either m*sturbating or being savagely r*ped during this scene
First time I got a PSA graded card I was like why is it lose now I know that I can damage one by just vibrating it 10,000 times
with the manual and Lego shaking. edges and corners could be fine but isn’t there a possibility for surface damage?
Encapsulate with resin, problem solved.... xD
That was an interesting fact, didn't know about the shaken comic syndrome thing and awesome test method hahaha!
Would love to see bgs tested even though there isn't any wiggle. Curious to see if it could still get damaged
This all comes down to basic physics. Fore = Mass x Acceleration. You can’t increase the mass of the card to get more force hitting it so you must increase the speed at which the card travels. Additionally in regards to the indentation in the slab, pressure is mass divided by area so the pressure be pushed on by the wall is greater in the PSA because of that notch.
Patt!!! This was fun to watch and thanks for plugging in that “Stay In School Kids!” While you were building with Legos. Haha
As an educator I don’t preach the importance of school to simply say, “go to college and get a good job.” I tell my students investing time, effort, and energy into your education shows that they have the ability to learn. THAT is an important part of life.
Lastly! A water tests would be cool! The other day I was wiping some of my slabs and one slipped out of my hand and fell into my sink. My sink wasn’t full of water thankfully BUT it had me wondering for a few days if they slabs can keep water out!? 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Thank you Johnny! This means a lot and was the main intention of this video, besides the findings of the test of course hehehe! 🙏🏼
1:36 yep that sums up my Saturday night
You literally just became my favorite poketuber! Thanks for the interest and research
moral of the story: As long as your cards aren't taped to a power tool for 10+ minutes they should be good.
I usually send higher end cards to beckett and the rest to PSA. Just a tip, if you get a grade lower than a 7, it's usually worth more ungraded. Best to just bust it out of the slab and put it in a binder.
6:20 top shelf reference
Absolutely top tier content. Honestly, Pat..if we're talking in terms of quality, you are quickly ascending to the top in the world of Pokemon card CZcamsrs.
Thanks man, just trying to bring my A game to the space for you. 👊🏼
I could actually see the edging starting to powder up after the hr run.. minimal, but there was definitely some dusty bits and it makes sense since that would be the weakest point of the card. They print a whole sheet and cut them out, so the edges aren't treated like the top and bottom
Pat I gotta say you have one of the best approaches and to this Pokemon malarkey that I have seen, your delivery is spot on. Thank you for the words of wisdom.
Regards
John
My favourite thing about this video is that the Slab Shaker 3000 was made out of LEGO.
Seeing that blue cinch bag with the legos sure does bring back some memories 😃
I was waiting for this
Love how you think outside the box for your videos! Curious how we can get a 100k coin! Another great idea for hitting a milestone. Proud of you and glad to have found your channel.
But what about transporting over time? Cards that got graded 20 years ago and have either been shown off a ton or exchanged a lot of hands can reach these numbers...pretty interesting...
We used an air hammer and a paint mixer on loose cards and they received no damage I would promise you they both shake much more violently than your lego machine, but that is impressive you even built the rig. But to conclude there is just not enough room in there to cause damage under normal wear. Our tests were only 5 minutes but very fast.
I didnt see any damage on the 1st test but with the slab shaler i DID see a couple new dots of whitening but very unonticeable, if you regraded that you would get probably same grade
I followed your channel for the Pokémon goodness and after watching your videos have realized you are just a human prodigy…you busted out legos and created something from scratch for this video, I’m just in awe of your genius
Yo thank you Michael! It helps when we’re judging having fun 😁 I appreciate you!
Pat, I gotta catch a glimpse of what your editing timeline looks like... I bet it's legendary. LOL. Amazing content as usual Brolem. LOVED THIS. Train On.
Haha, it looks like DNA sequencing my man LOL.
@@deeppocketmonster 😂😂 Some Legendary Mewtwo Type Deoxyribonucleic Acid I can imagine! Thank you for the motivation to keep creating with what I have at my disposal, working smarter and staying creative. Appreciate it a Snorlax sized ton!
@@deeppocketmonster where is the code I’ve watched the vid I can’t find it🥲 got any hints?
Creative content, and informative at the same time. Better than 99% people who open packs and scream for money online
Always finding new ways to keep the videos fresh. Think this is my new favorite video really enjoyed it! Also if a card is damaged won’t it still hold the value of the grade if your not regrading?
Awesome video! Try wotc cards next to see the difference. Maybe Wotc will damage faster because the cards are 20 years older?
Thank you for sharing Pat, You truly went all the way with it. Thanks for sharing
Awesome video, grateful for the amount of work you clearly put into it. Definitely feel safer about my graded cards now.
Btw did you have those two cards graded specifically for this video?
I bought them already graded...for this video 😅
Dude created vibrator out of lego to make us entertained, what a legend!
Hell nah, I have a shadowless Pikachu that my Nonna got me when I was 8 and I cracked it open years later because the BGS slab had dented the sides of the card from it being in moving boxes etc.