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Pokemon card prices

Pokemon card prices from the CardWire desk: which sets and singles moved this week, the sales behind each move, and what the desk expects next.

How Grail Break Turned Ripping Packs Into a Group Game

Grail Break sells digital packs that pay out graded slabs from a vault, then offers to buy most of them right back. I went through its odds, its buyback rates and two weeks of pulls to see how the game works.

· Market

Thieves Have Hit Card Shops in 11 States Since December

Thieves cut through the wall of the H&R Block office next door to a Phoenix card shop on Oct. 12 and left with about $70,000 in cards. Here's how to protect your collection at home, at the shop and on the way to PSA.

· Hobby

Your Kid Shouldn't Need Comps to Enjoy a Pack of Cards

Card shows, new products and even Fanatics Fest's tour for new collectors teach kids the price of a card before the player on it. I'd bring back cheap base-set packs and give kids their own space at shows.

· Hobby

Nobody Is Running Out of Charizards

Pokémon is printing more cards than ever and PSA is grading more than ever. Since August, PSA 10s of newer chase cards kept sliding while the 1999 Charizard held its price through a reprint.

· Pokémon

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