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50 Small Objects

1. A 3D compass of sorts, that always points to a region of space that appears empty in contemporary sky surveys (courtesy u/Delarhi).
2. An agreement between Pope Boniface IX and several Jewish leaders, cordially setting out how the church will persecute the Jews publicly, while the two groups cooperate behind the scenes to forward their agendas. [Note: No offense intended. I probably shouldn't start this list with something so sensitive, it's just alphabetical order.]
3. An album from Paul McCartney, dated to 1968 and unlike anything released to the public. The end of the record seems to be just noise, but if filtered just so there’s a rambling spoken word poem about conspiracies. Half of it is true.
4. An audio tape. It alternates between a man’s voice and bizarre sounds no human mouth could produce. Are the two able to communicate, or is it a one-sided conversation?
5. Bees, in hibernation. What does their venom do?
6. A belt, made of wolf’s hide and decorated with bone and amber. What does it do if you wear it (and does it matter if the moon is full)?
7. Biowarfare samples. Is the glass cracked?
8. A box of passionate letters between Abraham Lincoln and a young man, dated to the early 1870s.
9. A brain, in ice. Whose is it?
10. A butterfly case. None of the species are known to the scientific community.
11. A canister containing some liquid that only interacts with the canister. If you stick your hand or something in the fluid behaves as if it's not there. If poured out of the canister it simply falls through the ground (courtesy u/Delarhi).
12. A canister of azidoazide azide.
13. A chunk of ice which, if it comes into contact with water or living tissue, converts it to more of the ice. If dropped into the ocean, could it destroy all life on earth?
14. Clay bricks, very old but showing traces of indigo paint. Anyone touching one can speak and understand any human language.
15. Cold cash. Who will come looking for this?
16. A computer tape. On it is code for an AI which is capable of controlling almost any computer onto which it is loaded.
17. A curiously glittering piece of cloth. It renders objects invisible to radar.
18. A crystal skull.
19. A deformed fetus. Is it an alien-human hybrid?
20. False identities. Or are they real people?
21. Film of a cryptid, very clear and high-quality. Which one: bigfoot, chupacabra, the Jersey Devil, the Loch Ness monster?
22. Frozen eggs, sperm, or cloned fertile eggs. Who are they from? Elites, leaders, or enemies of the conspiracy?
23. Functional X-ray goggles.
24. Fungi. They’re of no known type, but the spores will infect and grow on living flesh.
25. An incredibly ancient leather pouch containing five smooth stones, as well as a sling (courtesy of u/SamAre_I15).
26. A pair of glasses which allow the wearer to see strange worm-like creatures apparently floating in the air. Can they see you?
27. Gold bars. What makes them special?
28. A handful of silver coins, very tarnished.
29. An iPod, almost encased in metamorphic rock which dates to 27 million years old.
30. A journal from Roanoke, describing how “strange naked men appeared, with ashen skin, and promised to deliver us from our deprivation.”
31. A large iron nail, marked with rust. Or is that dried blood?
32. Letters between Shakespeare and Christopher Marlowe, in which the former blackmails the latter into giving credit for the plays he’s written.
33. A manuscript from 1561, in which Holy Roman Emperor Ferdinand I apologizes to “small men from the sky, who speak without words” for waging war, and swears to be peaceful in the future.
34. A map of the world, with lines marked on it. These converge in places like Giza and Salisbury Plain.
35. A microwave gun, capable of causing headaches at low power - untraceable death by aneurysm at high power.
36. Moon rocks. The bags are dated from 1948 to 1953.
37. The nuclear “football.” Are the codes valid?
38. A pan flute, old and worn. If played, it attracts small mammals and children, and causes hypnotic calm in adults.
39. A partial children’s encyclopedia, dated 2037.
40. A photograph of a world leader in an extremely compromising position.
41. Potsherds. They appear perfectly ordinary, but there are faint scratches. Could they have recorded the voice of Jesus?
42. Records of a CIA project to engineer HIV/AIDS and distribute it among the population.
43. A rectangular-ish rock with an HDMI port embedded in it but seemingly attached to nothing (courtesy u/Delarhi).
44. A recording from a gun camera, showing a saucer-shaped craft nearly colliding with a Russian fighter. For one frame, you can just see tiny bulbous heads inside a round glass window.
45. Samples of an unknown metal. Where is it from?
46. A street map of Area 51.
47. A teddy bear. Is there some ghost or spirit attached to this object, or is it perfectly ordinary?
48. A tungsten ring. If someone wears it, they can call forth intense heat and radiation, as from a nuclear blast.
49. A wooden cup. It’s unadorned, but clearly very old.
50. The Zapruder film - the complete Zapruder film.

50 Large Objects

1. Amelia Earhart’s plane.
2. An apparently empty crate. Objects inside age at 100 times the normal rate; putting your hand in will cause severe pain and, if not quickly removed, necrosis.
3. The Ark of the Covenant.
4. The Betz sphere.
5. Canisters of an unknown chemical, designed to fit in the wings or cargo bay of an airliner.
6. Cattle, drained of blood and with certain body parts removed with astonishing precision.
7. A centurion’s spear. Is it about 2,000 years old, and is that dried blood on it?
8. A child, or children. They could be clones, hostages, psychics, or super-soldiers.
9. A clay sculpture, humanoid but oversized. It has some rough markings in Early Modern Czech, including the word “Prague.” What else do they say?
10. A clone of a high-ranking political leader (courtesy of u/Retrolleum).
11. A clutch of eggs, each as big as a man’s chest. What will hatch from them?
12. A cold fusion reactor.
13. A compact engine, which runs on gasoline or ethanol (maybe even water) at far greater efficiency than any car.
14. A corpse, apparently of the current president. So who is that who’s giving a press conference right now?
15. A dead cryptid - a chupacabra, man-ape, sea serpent, etc.
16. A dog, in a spacious traveling crate with food and water. It’s well-mannered and seems quite intelligent. Extremely intelligent, actually.
17. A door, in a frame. Where does it lead? Or perhaps... when?
18. Experimental rifles, more powerful and accurate than anything on the market, or very quiet. Can you get ammo for it?
19. An explosive of very unusual design. It’s encased in a very sturdy pressure vessel, as if meant to be deployed on the seabed.
20. A ”gray” alien. Is it alive?
21. A helicopter, partially disassembled. It’s fast, surprisingly quiet, and almost undetectable by radar.
22. A hologram projector. Used properly, it can create a convincing illusion. What kind of illusion - lights in the sky, humanoid figures, UFOs?
23. A horse, preserved in formaldehyde. It has an uncanny resemblance to the “demon horse” of the Denver airport.
24. A humming gray cylinder. It has a few bumps and greebles, but no identifiable symbols. If wires are attached in the correct places, it produces several gigawatts of power, indefinitely.
25. An iron coffin, bound with silver chains. There's a cross-shaped dagger piercing the center, securely bound in place.
26. Jimmy Hoffa. Where had he been buried, and why did they need to move him?
27. Lead-lined caskets, in a curiously small and elongated shape. What’s in them?
28. A lizard-man, in hibernation.
29. A locked wooden chest, banded with iron. A rhythmic thumping can be heard from within (courtesy of u/SamArea_I15).
30. A man, in cryo-stasis. He’s tall, handsome, well-dressed, and comes with a box of effects including a Walther pistol in 7.65 Browning.
31. A mermaid or merman, in a tank. Alive in a tank of water, or dead in a tank of formaldehyde?
32. A metal box. It appears utterly empty and ordinary, but careful examination reveals that it’s slightly bigger on the inside.
33. A miniature model of a city... with some significant changes (courtesy u/SethTheSloth1).
34. The Nazi Bell).
35. Parts from a crashed plane. One piece is labeled “Aurora.”
36. A prototype Alcubierre drive. Does it work?
37. A radio transmitter, of an unusual type. It’s labeled as part of HAARP, and causes suggestibility in anyone on the receiving end.
38. A selection of organs and cuts of flesh. It looks like pork. It is not.
39. A set of four lead boxes, three large enough for a person to climb into, the fourth small enough to fit in your hand. If opened, the fourth one contains a human eyeball, which furtively rolls this way and that as if taking in its surroundings (courtesy u/SamAre_I15).
40. Several bolts of incredibly dense fabric, unlike anything presently known. What sort of tools might one need to work with such an incredibly sturdy material (courtesy u/SamAre_I15)?
41. A silver cylinder, nearly man-sized. There’s a single button which opens and closes it. When closed, time stops inside. Is there anything in it, when found?
42. A small nuclear warhead. Where did it come from?
43. A smooth stone sphere that perpetually feels warm to the touch (courtesy u/Delarhi).
44. A statue of an adult woman, made of salt. The artistry is impeccable, very lifelike.
45. Steel from sunken German battleships, uncontaminated by radiation. Why did someone need such metal?
46. Sumerian cuneiform tablets. If translated, they describe how the “nephilim” who taught them writing, mathematics, and engineering are returning to their home among the stars.
47. A tank of metallic hydrogen. It’s metastable, but could still be explosive if agitated too much.
48. A triptych of Jesus with dark skin (or Mohammed, or some other historical figure with no known living portraits); by all authentication methods, it appears to date to when he lived.
49. Wreckage from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370.
50. A young woman in cryo-stasis. Bet you dollars to donuts she has psychic powers.

1. (175 USD) Futsal [001/005] - English (UK exclusive)
2. (2750 USD) Art Academy - English (US) Kabuki / Ashley
3. (250 USD) Expedition Base [016/128] - Japanese unl. Edition
4. (600 USD) CoroCoro 1996 Ivy Promo (1998 reprint) - Japanese Glossy Promo with corrected Keiji Kinebuchi illustrator
5. (6500 USD - yes, I know it's unrealistic, I simply can't offer more right now) Promo - Japanese Pokémon Snap Best Photo Contest 1999
6. (2250 USD) Art Academy - Japanese Farmer / gogotake
7. (2250 USD) Art Academy - Japanese Business / pikamania
8. (2500 USD) Art Academy - Japanese Space / Mane Akimaru
9. (3000 USD) Art Academy - Japanese Pikachu Emotions / Ginga
10. (750 USD) Promo [24] Birthday Pikachu - German Holofoil Promo
11. (175 USD) Promo [25] Flying Pikachu (Flug-Pikachu misprint) - German (not to be confused with the German Fliegendes Pikachu, which I already have)
12. (150 USD) Promo [28] Surfing Pikachu (Surf-Pikachu) - German
13. (125 USD) Promo [4] - French Glossy Promo from Japanese Gotta Magazine (the one I have is both off-centered and has an ink drop, so I'd like another non-misprinted one)
14. (50 USD) Promo [SM190] Detective Pikachu - French Holofoil Promo with Detective Pikachu stamp (I already have the French SM190 Detective Pikachu without stamp). This came in special editions of the French Detective Pikachu DVDs and Blu-Rays.)
15. (150 USD) Belgium tournament Base Pikachu Jumbo - French Jumbo
16. (50 USD) Promo [SM190] Detective Pikachu - Italian Holofoil Promo with Detective Pikachu stamp - France exclusive.. (I already have the Italian SM190 Detective Pikachu without stamp). This supposedly came in the same special edition DVDs and Blu-Rays as the French SM190 Detective Pikachu with stamp. Apparently French, English, German, Italian, and Spanish promos with stamps were randomly distributed by error in these French DVDs and Blu-Rays, instead of only the intended French copies.. As far as I'm aware, the Italian and Spanish promos were never released in their respective countries, though.
17. (110 USD) Promo [25] Flying Pikachu (Pikachu Volador) - Spanish
18. (110 USD) Promo [28] Surfing Pikachu (Pikachu Surfista) - Spanish
19. (50 USD) Promo [SM190] Detective Pikachu - Spanish Holofoil Promo with Detective Pikachu stamp - France exclusive.. (I already have the Spanish SM190 Detective Pikachu without stamp). This supposedly came in the same special edition DVDs and Blu-Rays as the French SM190 Detective Pikachu with stamp. Apparently French, English, German, Italian, and Spanish promos with stamps were randomly distributed by error in these French DVDs and Blu-Rays, instead of only the intended French copies.. As far as I'm aware, the Italian and Spanish promos were never released in their respective countries, though.
20. (20 USD) Random Half Deck [021/080] - Korean (random deck) from vending machines)
21. (20 USD) Promo [005/S-P] - Korean Promo
22. (22 USD) Lightning Pikachu V Starter Deck [012/031] Pikachu V - Korean Full Art Ultra Rare

1. (50 USD) Team Up [33/181] Pikachu & Zekrom GX - English with grey energy symbol (I already have one that's off-centered, so I'd like another well-centered one)
2. (500 USD) Base [58/102] (misprint) - English 1st Edition Grey print Red Cheeks (not to be confused with a regular 1st Edition Red Cheeks print or Yellow Cheeks Grey stamp, which I both already have)
3. (500 USD) Base [58/102] (misprint) - English 1st edition Thin "1" stamp Red Cheeks (not to be confused with a regular 1st Edition Red Cheeks print or Yellow Cheeks thin stamp, which I both already have - non-Holo thin stamps are usually between a Holofoil Rare thin stamp and thick stamp in terms of width of the "1", but if you have one which is as thin as the Holofoil Rares, even better)
4. (200 USD) Base [58/102] (misprint) - English black/grey 1st edition back stamp Yellow Cheeks (not to be confused with a regular 1st Edition Yellow Cheeks print or Red Cheeks with black/grey back print, which I both already have)
5. (200 USD) Base [58/102] (misprint) - English white 1st edition back stamp Yellow Cheeks
6. (225 USD) Base Set [58/102] (misprint) - (any language) Square Cut
7. (40 USD) Gym Heroes [81/132] - English 1st edition Grey print (not to be confused with the regular 1st edition)
8. (350 USD) Base Set 2 [87/130] - English Ultra Jumbo (56 cm) Pokemon League Square Cut
9. (250 USD) Base No Rarity - Japanese, signed by Ikue Ōtani (Pikachu voice actress)
10. (6500 USD) Base - Japanese Solid Gold 20th Anniversary
11. (125 USD each) Neo Genesis Sample Prints - Japanese (known numbers: 15, 20, 21, 36, 38, 39, 41, 44, 47, 54)
12. (800 USD each) Sample Set 1 - Japanese (two versions: both with and without e-reader strip)
13. (800 USD) Sample Set 2 - Japanese
14. (2250 USD) Ishihara's 61st Birthday Ishihara & Pikachu GX Tag Team Promo [??] - Japanese Full Art Ultra Rare Promo
15. (80 USD without certificate; 125 USD with certificate) Base Set [58/102] - English Y2K stamped 'New Millennium'
16. (150-200 USD) (any language) Giant Pikachu card used at events (i.e. this English Base Set Pikachu; this Thai Pikachu & Zekrom; this Chinese Pikachu; this French Base Set Pikachu; etc.)
17. (875 USD) Jungle with Ivy background and white borders - Japanese pre-Base prototype (I don't think this prototype from the CoroCoro Comic of September 1996 was ever printed as a physical card, but in case it was I list it here anyway)
18. (25-60 USD) Any Set (misprint) - (any language) Square Cut Misprint
19. (15-35 USD) Any Set (misprint) - (any language) Any crimped seal error
20. (10-20 USD) Any Set (misprint) - (any language) Any ink drop printing error
21. (15-35 USD) Any Set (misprint) - (any language) Any off-centemiscut cutting error
22. (15-35 USD) Any XY/SM+ Set (misprint) - (any language) Any Glossy error
23. (35-200 USD) other signed cards (any language)
24. (price negotiable) Base Set/XY Evolution - Extended/Altered Artwork
25. (15 USD) [30/30] Pikachu Libre Trainer Kit - (any language) Pikachu Libre Holofoil (without any holo bleed)
26. (15 USD) [6/12 or 20/40] McDonald's 2019 Pikachu - (any language) Pikachu McDonald's 2019 (without any holo bleed)

1. (10 USD) English Topps Advanced Challenge #61 Seviper Holo (here a picture of the non-Holo as reference of which artwork I'm looking for)
2. (45 USD) Japanese Lost Link sticker sheet/poster (including Seviper) (or alternatively 25 USD if stickers are missing; as long as both Seviper stickers and at least some other stickers are left)
3. (80 USD) CGC-10 Pristine graded English Moltres WotC #21 promo
4. (300 USD) CGC-10 (quad-10) Pristine graded English Moltres WotC #21 promo
5. (450 USD) Sealed 1st edition WEB booster pack with Moltres inside - Japanese 1st edition sealed pack (possible pack codes: 4521329 01309 x through 4521329 01312 x)
6. (175 USD) Ancient Mew ©2020 (Korean exclusive) PSA-10
7. (175 USD) [Yu-Gi-Oh] German SOI Chains Ultra Rare holofoil error (already have the Super Rare version)

• Highlights can be found on my Instagram
• Here a video when I had 700 Pikachu cards, and here a video when I had 150 more (still have to make a new video)
• Here some articles I wrote on the Efour forum:
  • Base Pikachu Artwork variations
  • 1st edition stamp variations
  • Teach/Tryout sets
  • Full National Index including forms and shiny Pokémon
  • Complete Yu-Gi-Oh Rarity Guide