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In response to "Being old enough to remember beany babies and other collectibles it always made me SMH when I see people talking about the value of Pops." by sycor

That's not entirely true. The company isn't the value - it's the value of the specific Pops to the buyer, and the scarcity of it.

Posted by JaxSean (aka JaxSean) Mar 2 '23, 12:29

When it's a limited edition that is highly sought-after, then the value can continue to appreciate since some will get lost to time/trashed.

The "worthless-ness" of a lot of Pops is the seemingly unlimited number of those Pops. 1 of 100 or 1 of 1000 will hold at least some value, and will be way more valuable than 1 of 3,000,000 Grogu's.

*shrug*

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That's true. But a lot pops (not all) are much closer to beanie babies than not in the volume they are produced. - sycor Mar 2, 12:34 1
- 3D print that shit! -- nm - Spawn Mar 2, 13:05

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That's not entirely true. The company isn't the value - it's the value of the specific Pops to the buyer, and the scarcity of it.

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