The recent release of Prismatic Evolutions has been marred by scalping and inadequate prevention strategies from Pokémon Center, leading to a rapid sellout even before pre-orders. This has pushed resale prices for the cards to exorbitant levels, often exceeding hundreds or even thousands of dollars. The situation is expected to stabilize as The Pokémon Company International introduces reprints and new boxed forms over the next year. Enthusiasts and collectors are reminded to avoid succumbing to the inflated market prices, as the value of these cards is likely to decrease in time.
Prismatic Evolutions sold out before pre-orders were public, driven by bots and scalpers, making resale prices soar despite upcoming reprints expected to ease availability.
The Pokémon Company International is rushing reprints for the Prismatic Evolutions set to combat current inflated prices, suggesting they will decrease over time.
Currently, resale prices for special cards are absurd, with no card valued below $200 in the top 10, an unusual situation in this market.
Buyer's remorse seems inevitable as enthusiasm wanes and reprints arrive; collectors are advised against paying inflated prices unless absolutely necessary.
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