Pokémon 30th Anniversary set secondary prices stay low as chase cards prove easier to pull

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  Pokémon Card Scalpers Are Moaning That the 30th Anniversary Set Isn't Profitable Enough for Them, as Rare Cards Have Been Made Easier to Find
  published 37d agoseen 37d ago

• availabilityreported

  The set's main cards are findable with relative ease

  “it appears that The Pokémon Company has done its best to defeat the usual scalper market by making all of the set's main cards findable with relative ease.”source

• pricereported

  Red, Green and Blue Mew cards resell in the low thousands of dollars

  “The only cards now being resold in the low thousands of dollars are the three eye-wateringly colored Red, Green and Blue Mew cards, which do seem to have a low drop rate.”source

• pricereported

  Other cards resell for well under $250; most of the top 15 expensive cards around $100 or less

  “Otherwise, resale prices dip to well under $250 for everything else. Most of the top 15 expensive cards have been judged as being worth around $100 or less”source

• releasereported

  The 30th Anniversary set went on sale the week before publication

  “Last week saw the long-awaited 30th Anniversary Pokémon Trading Card game set go on sale”source