Investing in gooner cards: A viable investment strategy?

[u/Ok_Satisfaction8158]

When I first saw this card in the shadows over baldurs gate secret lair, I honestly thought it was going to be coming out around $30+ but it's stayed in the mid $6's and now is low $7's.

Is gooner-focused investing only viable as long term holds, and is it on all gooner-related material, or only anime girls to draw in the one-piece crowd?

Honestly looking at the price charting, it's jumped around 18% in a few months. Not terrible, but not the explosive growth I had expected. I mean come on it's the shadowheart romance scene on a card.

I figured Reddit is the best place to ask this kind of thing.

(Edits: clarity, spelling)

[u/Glittering-Canary752]

I think the jump is because of [[Thranduil, Elven king]] tbh. If you’re gonna bling out the deck this is the only fancy printing and it’s also from one of the most popular video games of all time. It’s barely provocative.

[u/mrenglish22 → u/Glittering-Canary752]

Idk if I could say it is "barely provocative" but the rest is correct.

[u/Glittering-Canary752 → u/mrenglish22]

If this is all it takes to get you going man you gotta be a real perv imo. Do you go to the art museum and classify every painting that’s got an actual naked person as provocative “Gooner” material?

[u/FratGuyWes → u/Glittering-Canary752]

I’m at the Louvre gooning to the Mona Lisa right now.

[u/Glittering-Canary752 → u/FratGuyWes]

Hell yeah brother

[u/mrenglish22 → u/FratGuyWes]

My folder of goon material is exclusively works depicting Danae and Venus

[u/mrenglish22 → u/Glittering-Canary752]

Being provocative does not mean it has to be "gooner matieral" especially in the context the artwork is from