This meme is like 10 years old and will also be on antiques roadshow soon
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Says more about shows like antiques roadshow giving up on their central premise in the later seasons than it does about pokemon cards being old. It's really much more "collector's roadshow" these days anyway.
There's only so much rummaging through some british aristocrat's attics you can do.
My parents should've listened to 10 year old me, we could've put everything into pokemon and now we'd be rich
I'll be real, I think antiques need to be a century old, or at LEAST over 50 years old
I've always been told vintage is 20+ years old, antique is 100+ years old, and 200+ years is an artifact
That's a good rule of thumb
I study classical antiquities at the University of Phoenix Online. I'm currently writing a paper about PS4.
They doing beanie babies yet? I have a vintage Beanis the Hog that I’m hoping will pay off the mortgage on my retirement cardboard box.
i feel like this might be more of a history channel "well it's not a live broadcast so technically..." type situation, y'know?
Now I am waiting to see a TV show where a foil, first edition, original print charzard is listed as an ancestral heirloom.
I gave away my Crazy Bones lunchbox to my cousin years back.
Don't worry your favourite Crazy Bones will always be with you
This makes me feel nothing
its ok my evening was already terrible
Yeah it comes to all those who survive long enough.
Have you heard your favourite music on "Golden Oldies" yet? That's a shock.
...for me it was the first time i heard ozzy in a grocery store, twenty-something years ago...
(and these days it feels like a matter time until i hear sabbath playing in home depot)