Alright, so I’ve been messing around with Pokemon cards lately, you know, the usual stuff. And I got really curious about this one card – Dragonite. I mean, who doesn’t love Dragonite, right? So, I started digging into how much this bad boy was going for online.
First off, I found out that there are, like, a ton of different Dragonite cards out there. I counted at least 17 different sets that have a Dragonite card. That’s a lot of dragons!
- I started by checking out a few different places online where people buy and sell cards.
- Then I tried to figure out which Dragonite cards were the most popular. I noticed that the prices can change pretty fast, especially in just a week.
- I saw that one Dragonite card, in particular, was making big moves in price. It’s the one from the 2023 Japanese Scarlet & Violet: 151 set, #149/165, and it’s a Master Ball Reverse Holo.
- I made some notes about the prices I saw each day. I wrote down the highest price, the lowest price, and what seemed like the average price.
- I kept track of all this for a few weeks to see how the prices were changing over time. It was kind of fun to see which cards were going up in value and which ones were going down.
After I collected a bunch of prices, I started organizing them. You know, getting all my ducks in a row. I put together this little spreadsheet thing to keep track of it all. It helped me see the prices for different Dragonite cards side by side and compare them.
So, yeah, that’s basically what I did. It was a fun little project, and I learned a lot about how these card prices work. Plus, now I have a better idea of which Dragonite cards are worth keeping an eye on. It’s always good to know what you’ve got in your collection, right?
I didn’t use any fancy tools or anything, just my own notes and a bit of searching online. It’s cool to see how much these cards can be worth, and it’s definitely made me more interested in collecting them. Maybe I’ll even try to find some of those rare Dragonite cards for myself!
