Chapter 683: Is this the world of card players?
Heath looked at the card box in his hand and was a little hesitant. Just now, Muto left reluctantly and even took out his mobile phone to take a picture after obtaining Heath's consent. This made Heath a little amused. However, Heath also roughly understood how attractive this box of cards was in the eyes of the card masters in this world. But what made Heath more entangled was that he was not sure whether he should sell the box of cards in his hand.
In fact, when Heath saw this box of cards and Muto's crazy look, Heath had some ideas in his mind. In Heath's opinion, if this box of cards remained in his hands, it would not be that useful, but if it was sold, it would definitely add some balance to Heath's piggy bank and make Heath's money more. Heath even thought of some promotional methods in his mind, such as recharging a certain amount of money and then accumulating a certain amount of consumption in the restaurant, so that he could participate in a lottery, and if he won the lottery, he could exchange it for a pack of cards or something.
But the problem is that Heath is not permanently resident in Vermilion City. If Heath did that, he would feel uncomfortable, so Heath gave up this method that might allow him to make more money. In the end, Heath thought that auction might be a good option, but there are some problems with auction. That is, Heath doesn't know how much it can be sold for. Although Muto said before that the last time this card appeared, it was sold at a high price of 3 million Alliance Coins, but in fact it was also held by a special auction house, so it was able to sell for so much. And how many Pokémon card dealers in Vermilion City have the financial resources to do so?
Heath didn't know either, but he still felt that auctioning it was better. Although he might make more money if he took the box apart and sold the card packs individually, this box had never been opened, and this attribute increased the value of the box.
"It's so confusing..." Heath put the card box in his hand back into the cabinet, then closed the door. As soon as he stood up, Heath saw Zoroark's eyes that seemed to be glowing. Heath subconsciously covered the door of the cabinet with his hands. He didn't even need to guess what Zoroark was thinking about when he looked at him so eagerly. After all, when Zoroark heard that this box of cards could be sold for three million, gold coins were about to appear in his eyes. Fortunately, they were not hearts.
"You guy...what do you want to do if you don't receive guests?" Heath asked Zoroark with empty eyes. Zoroark smiled embarrassedly, then looked at him eagerly, blinking his big eyes. However, Heath was immune to this cute behavior. After all, although Betty transformed by Zoroark was very real, Heath knew that under this leather suit was actually a fox mixed with dark and blue.
"There are not many customers now." Zoroark looked at Heath with resentment. Three million, that's three million. If Zoroark had three million, she felt that she could buy all the novels in the world and then stay at home and read them every day.
"Who said that? The customer just now took a photo. Although I haven't seen those customers yet, I can already feel that a bunch of card players are about to step into the battlefield." Heath shrugged. What a joke. Looking at the look on Muto's face just now, Heath knew too well that in this situation, Muto would definitely post a message in his own card player group, post something on the Seal Ball Space, the Circle of Friends, and so on.
As we all know, card players are attracted to each other, and because of this, there must be many card players among Muto's interpersonal relationships. It is hard to say what terrible things will happen at that time. At least Heath feels that many card players will not miss this opportunity and will definitely come to take a look. At that time, there may be some wealthy card players who will come with money to buy this box of precious cards.
This was not a dream Heath had, but after comprehensive consideration, Heath felt that it was very likely to happen.
"How is that possible..." Zoroark still had a look of disbelief on his face, but then the sound of wind chimes rang out. Heath looked up, and then saw two guests rushing in excitedly. Their purpose was very clear, they came for Heath. Heath's mouth twitched. My goodness, these two men looked like they were very good at playing cards, especially one of them, who was wearing a shirt printed with [Third Place in the 20XX Kanto Region Pokémon Card Contest]. If they were not playing cards, Heath would not believe it.
"Ahem... two guests, what are you doing?" Heath looked at the two guests in front of her and asked knowingly . At the same time, Zoroark looked at Heath in surprise. She couldn't believe that what she, a trainer, said was right. There really was a card player coming to play cards? This was too scary. Is this the world of card players?
"Hello! Are you Mr. Seath, the god-like collector who holds the unopened first-generation Pokémon trading card box?" The man in the third place uniform asked excitedly. Although the other party was a middle-aged man much older than Seath, at this moment Seath felt that the way the other party looked at him was as if he was looking at a beautiful girl with a great body and outstanding looks.
"Ah... yes." Heath's mouth twitched, because in just a moment, three more poker players came in. Don't ask why Heath knew these people were poker players, because the one leading them was wearing the runner-up's uniform, which made Heath a little amused. Oh my god, what's going on? Is the champion coming up next?
"That's it! This is the one that has the first generation Pokémon card boxes!" There was a noisy voice. Before Heath could answer the question of the customer in front of him, the next batch of customers came in. Heath touched his chin. He was thinking about whether he should just hold a [Heath Cup Pokémon Card Competition]? At that time, it seems normal to collect sponsorship fees and advertising fees, right?
"Excuse me, are you selling your card box? I can buy it at the price of the last auction... No, a 10% premium!" The man asked excitedly. Heath was stunned for a moment. Wow, a 10% premium? 10% of 3 million? 3.3 million?
Heath couldn't help but gasp.
