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  Experience the Future of Collecting with Oh YAAS × BKFC Experiential Collectibles™. For more than 150 years, trading cards have been something you collect.  Now, they’re something you experience .  Oh YAAS, the pioneering creator of the world’s first Experiential Collectible™ platform, has joined forces with Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship (BKFC), the world’s fastest-growing combat sports promotion, in a landmark five-year exclusive partnership.  Together, they are transforming static trading cards into living, interactive gateways that connect fans directly with the grit, intensity, and larger-than-life personalities of bare-knuckle fighting.  Each authenticated physical card from the inaugural Root collection (launching September 2026) features proprietary embedded technology and a unique QR code.  Simply scan it with the Oh YAAS app to unlock exclusive content, augmented reality experiences, rare digital rewards, direct-to-fighter engagement opport...

Why Fossil Pokémon Are Popular Again  The Fossil Pokémon revival isn’t random, it’s a perfect storm of nostalgia, market movement, and renewed appreciation for the prehistoric side of the Pokémon world. At JVDCollectibles , we’ve been tracking this surge closely, and the trend is unmistakable: Fossil-era cards are climbing fast, and collectors are rediscovering why this set is one of the most unique releases from the WOTC era. 1. Nostalgia + Prehistoric Theme The Prehistoric Theme hits different in 2026. Fossil Pokémon have always stood out because they’re literally revived ancient creatures. A mmonites, trilobites, pterosaurs, dinosaurs. Their designs are inspired by real prehistoric life, and that authenticity gives them a timeless appeal. In a hobby where nostalgia drives value, Fossil Pokémon feel like the “origin story” of the franchise’s ancient lore. Collectors love that. 2. They’re Rare in the Games In-game rarity = Card Demand In the games, Fossil Pokémon are hard to obtai...

  Collectors often focus on the iconic 1986 Fleer release, but its follow‑up, the 1987–88 Fleer Basketball set, is quietly becoming one of the most interesting vintage‑era buys in the hobby. Despite being overshadowed for decades, the set is loaded with stars, low‑population PSA 10s, and sticker designs that stand out far more than the base cards. The 132‑card checklist features second‑year Michael Jordan, plus legends like Larry Bird, Magic Johnson, Akeem Olajuwon, Alex English, and Manute Bol . Each pack also included one sticker, and these stickers are now some of the most valuable pieces in the entire release thanks to their bold, patriotic design. Akeem Olajuwon 1987-88 Fleer Sticker NBA Basketball No. 3 Check this card out on eBay A PSA 10 copy, population 11,  sold for $6,283 in September 2025 . With such a low pop, this sticker remains one of the set’s strongest long‑term holds. Larry Bird 1987-88 Fleer NBA Basketball No. 11  Check this card out on eBay Bird’s ca...

  Macklin Celebrini Macklin Celebrini 2024-25 Upper Deck The Cup Rookie Auto Patch Gold Foil Parallel. Check this card out on eBay Macklin Celebrini, born in 2006 in Vancouver, emerged as a hockey prodigy, winning the Hobey Baker Award as a freshman at Boston University and becoming the youngest recipient in history before being selected first overall by the San Jose Sharks in the 2024 NHL Draft. In his rookie season, he quickly established himself as a dynamic two-way center, finishing as a Calder Trophy finalist with impressive point totals.  Now in his second NHL season at just 19 years old, Celebrini has exploded offensively, ranking among the league leaders with over 60 points midway through 2025-26 while serving as an alternate captain for the Sharks.  His stellar play earned him a spot on Team Canada's roster for the 2026 Winter Olympics, marking him as one of the youngest players ever selected and cementing his status as a rising superstar in the sport. Macklin Ce...