Hi, Ahron Wayne here - At least some cards manufacturers HAVE taken notice as well - I can't share who exactly, but I've been reached out to by, and am working with, those who would like to fix their future packaging. I just released a general guide; I would consider adding this to the article as it answers a lot of questions people have about like if you can just wrap the packs with lead and stuff. https://youtu.be/MxeS6krtdwM?si=0L0nWh7zo-t1fTz5
The story with vintage is a bit more unfortunate - I do think there's new and cool things that will result with the tech, like preservation of these cultural artifacts, but making it economical to look inside packs and flip the ones without hits is NOT what I had in mind. I applied for a patent specifically to try and prevent that. Clearly, though, that failed.
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Re: Feature: The Company You Can Pay To X-Ray Unopened Pokémon Card Packs Speaks Out
Hi, Ahron Wayne here - At least some cards manufacturers HAVE taken notice as well - I can't share who exactly, but I've been reached out to by, and am working with, those who would like to fix their future packaging. I just released a general guide; I would consider adding this to the article as it answers a lot of questions people have about like if you can just wrap the packs with lead and stuff. https://youtu.be/MxeS6krtdwM?si=0L0nWh7zo-t1fTz5
The story with vintage is a bit more unfortunate - I do think there's new and cool things that will result with the tech, like preservation of these cultural artifacts, but making it economical to look inside packs and flip the ones without hits is NOT what I had in mind. I applied for a patent specifically to try and prevent that. Clearly, though, that failed.