Am I the only one who doesn't care about photocards? 35
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Yes, you're weird. (3) 9%
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No, I'm weird too. (32) 91%
So 3rd gen is the best selling gen without even needing the music. Wow.
I gave them away
I'm not into collecting them. I get excited over seeing what I'm gonna pull, but after that they go right back in the album and on the shelf.
Like I don't really get it tbh. I know you can resell super popular idol photocards for some good money, but are they worth anything after popularity fades? I mean I've watched my fair share of Pawn Stars and they rarely bite on most collectable cards because there's no real value in them outside of sports (and Pokemon I guess).
So 3rd gen is the best selling gen without even needing the music. Wow.
The worst is the video call events lots of groups are doing right now. Basically you purchase a copy of the album and you get ticket for a draw where the winners will earn a video call with the group. Of course, the more copies you buy, the higher your chances to win a spot are. I purchased several copies of (G)I-DLE's Dumdi Dumdi and CLC's Helicopter for that reason but failed at winning a spot. So I think I learned my lesson. (Well maybe not, I think with (G)I-DLE I might try again )
You are not weird. I think people collecting photo cards seem strange to me. Even if there are people who like to collect, what will you do by collecting them? They are not your lover or nor friend. I think it is enough to support your favorite artist just by purchasing their albums. I guess this is a money trap. Marketing strategies of companies.
different strokes for different folks
me too it's just a piece of plastic.
It reminds me I made some stat calculations last year when I was considering how many copies I should buy in order to get all the photocards of an album.
Let's go with 6 photocards which is below average; lots of groups have more members and even those who have fewer members use to double the number of photocards per member. But let's go with 6.
So if you want to reach, let's say, 75% chance of opening a full set of 6 photocards, you need to buy... 18 copies. It's a lot.
Display MoreIt reminds me I made some stat calculations last year when I was considering how many copies I should buy in order to get all the photocards of an album.
Let's go with 6 photocards which is below average; lots of groups have more members and even those who have fewer members use to double the number of photocards per member. But let's go with 6.
So if you want to reach, let's say, 75% chance of opening a full set of 6 photocards, you need to buy... 18 copies. It's a lot.
That's true. You really need a lot. That's how collectible card sellers make money.
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