"WhAt CaPe PeRsOn WoUlD yOu PuT iN tHiS sCeNaRiO?!" and other riveting questions have been asked of us every week for the past two months or so.  Not that 90% of the people actually read them.  They just comment "hi" or "." and get their 10k coins and move on.  Most of the questions are lukewarm things you'd ask a grade schooler to act out using action figures.  Where are the questions we want to hear?  Questions like "If we released seriously limited cards, would you pay $3 a pack for a 1:30 chance of pulling one?" or "If you could use triple the number of cards in a fusion, but were guaranteed to get one that you didn't have yet, would you do it?"  Things app-related, not MCU or Comic related.  While this app and Marvel are heavily revolving around the MCU and Comics, the people in the app care more about the app, their collection, and what hope there is for the future of their investment.  Instead, they want to know what two superheroes would you pair up and what would you call them.  Nobody cares, not even Topps themselves, about the answer you give.  It's just an attempt to appear as if they're adding a new feature.

Besides discussing the routine schedule of releases in the app with almost zero interruption with anything new or exciting, we try to figure out what cards from the last 18 months will hold long-term value.  It's a very challenging segment.  After listening to the episode, let us know: What cards from March 2020 - October 2021 do YOU think will hold lasting value?

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