In 2011, Panini released a rechargeable Kobe Bryant trading card with a built-in screen and speaker.
Only 51 copies were made, each containing a 19-minute video featuring exclusive interview footage and career highlights.
OK, this is 50% Claude analysis, so if there is anything wrong or missing PLEASE help fill in the gaps, but top-level this is what my research the past hour into Topps First Day Issue drops so far shows for secondary market
...trust me though, you want to read more ‡οΈ
@CardPhilthy pretty sure it's because of how few exist, and that they never went deeper with it. I remember the promo cards for it in football but don't recall ever seeing this level of video
Final thing worth sitting with π§
Every one of these auctions CLEARED
Chrome Basketball, Finest, Motif, Cosmic, UEFA, Bowman FB today
Topps got paid at every single rung of every single ladder
The Dutch auction isn't price discovery for us. It's price discovery for THEM
We're paying to be their market research, and anybody who bought above the floor means more to them than where the Secondary Market settles
Nothing will ever 10x the Hobby like a well-designed checkout flow π
(my 7% is below the nationwide-average too, so your number could easily be higher if you are part of the 60mil people living in NYC, Los Angeles, Chicago, Dallas etc)