BGS

Tasigur1

It feels like: Submitting a Pokémon or MtG card to BGS/PSA, then u get the graded card back, but you expected a higher grade, so you crack the case and re-submit the card again 😅

rjm101

> What did they offer that you liked? I collect pokemon cards and Reddit avatar NFTs so I feel I can relate enough to this question. I like the fact that I can combine multiple NFTs to make my own. I think he's pretty cool: A king Bitcoin chess player. Obviously if you could only do this and not for example use it on any platfrom like Reddit that would reduce its appeal. > with a physical card you know what it is, and these can have physical proof of they are very valuable. Counterfeiting in trading cards is a big problem which is why collectors depend on the likes of PSA, CGC & BGS to authenticate this stuff. That costs money. In NFTs it's not needed. > You can't complete a set and have them in a tangible display book, you can't trade them instantly with your friends as part of a social interaction like we did with Pokémon cards back in the day. Not a tangible one no but sites like avatarbook.io exist. I remember a few years ago I was on a train and saw some teenager brought out his smartphone and opened up his rainbow wallet and started showing off his NFTs. Everything is going digital basically so I don't see why not this. It may be a little slower to transfer but it only takes a minute or two on Polygon.

PM_ME_UR_LEFT_SHIN

i'm not smart enough to know what makes collector's decide to collect, but i think part of it is proven scarcity - see PSA/BGS 10 first edition charizards. First editions are rare as fuck, it being a perfect 10 is rare is fuck, and these companies provide #s of the total 10s in population. NFTs allow for the same thing, although digital. Will it work? I dunno. But the possibility is there.