Chad Kultgen

But that Final Fantasy set blew up the collector's boxes.

The MSRP on them was like $450.

Within two months, they were selling for $1,500 on eBay.

Holy crap.

And so people were just flipping them, flipping them, flipping them.

And now it's kind of calmed down a little bit.

There was a big crash.

Everything's kind of getting back to normal.

But I think a lot of people who are in that collectible trading card or collectibles world at all that are investors like flooded the Magic the Gathering market.

And it's done some interesting things to it.

That's interesting.

Well, Pokemon, they have understood the collectability and how to print for that since set one.

Magic the Gathering has just kind of come around to serialized cards and foils and all that kind of shit really in the last six or seven years, I think.

Got it.

But...

I mean, it's all there now.

And there's all these other little trading card games popping up like Sorcery and Flesh and Blood.

There's just like a huge industry of it, and it's followed now.

I mean, there's even a website called MTG Stocks that fucking you can look at one card and just watch it go up and down all day like a stock.

So people are day trading these cards?