trading card storage box

Antique cards themselves are a scarce commodity, and modern manufacturers often artificially increase the value of their products, making them even more scarce. For example, this can be achieved by including parallel serial number sets, cards with game wear souvenirs, handwritten signatures, etc. Signing can increase the value of most cards. For example, collectors enjoy chasing key signature cards in new collections. For investors, collecting signature cards can also ensure a certain degree of scarcity and future appreciation. Because celebrity players, especially superstars, have limited signatures every year, signature cards are always rare to see. When transaction card companies are unable to obtain sufficient signatures to meet market demand, they are artificially created with scarcity. This means that there will be fewer signature cards for each series, and the chances of obtaining signatures from each box will also be reduced. If you purchase a signature card in the secondary market, it will not affect you. But if it's unpacking or looking for signatures, there are many cards that need to be unpacked, making unpacking difficult. Therefore, as signature cards increase the scarcity of transaction cards, the value of transaction cards will also increase.