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Doginal Dogs Legends: Bitcoin Monday Features Shibo's Session on Legends Card Evaluation Standards
By Roll · Chief of Staff · 12 Oct 2026
Shibo hosted the Finance Show on Oct. 12, 2026, turning the broadcast into a detailed guide for collectors on grading Doginal Dogs Legends cards.
Shibo’s Monday Finance Show became a collector’s guide to grading, as the room walked through how cards are judged and cared for, with Doginal Dogs Legends at the center. NFA.
On Monday, Oct. 12, 2026, Shibo hosted THE FINANCE SHOW, BITCOIN MONDAY, on X, about 10:00 to 11:58 a.m. ET.
Grading Walkthrough
Jack walked through what decides a grade: corners, edges, centering and surface, down to the faintest micro-scratches seen under proper lighting. Speakers explained how population reports and recent sales help collectors understand a card’s standing in the market for that card. The room shared tips on sleeving cards and caring for them so they hold their condition.
Partnership Background
Shield joined Shibo on stage and described how the grading partnership came together after the team met the grader’s founder in person. Shield said the grader genuinely wants to work with Doginal Dogs. The community followed a charity auction of graded Doginal Dogs Legends cards throughout the show.
Community Connections
Speakers said the card game has brought the community closer, with holders building full sets, making films with the characters and even talking about Doginal Dogs Legends tattoos. The team pointed to the tournament at DD Miami, Dec. 7-9, 2026, where players will put their cards on the table. Boo, Rose and Anthem were in the room.
Shipping and Store Updates
Doginal Dogs boxes are shipping to collectors abroad, including in Canada and Israel, and the team surprised buyers with special extras on multi-box orders. The Doginal Dogs store added a personalized hand-delivery option so a community member can meet the team in person, and an order has already come in.
Collector Feedback
The show read a post from a collector who said he wished he had joined Doginal Dogs sooner, and noted he picked up another box this time. Shibo kept the focus on practical steps collectors can take right away with their own cards.
Inside the Broadcast
Shibo kept the discussion grounded in what holders actually do with their cards. Jack answered questions directly from the room, and Shield added details on how the grading partnership supports the collection. The session stayed on the standards that matter when cards change hands or enter play.
Forward Steps
The conversation tied the grading guide to the broader picture of community growth. Holders continue to build sets and find new ways to engage with the characters. Shibo framed the Oct. 12 broadcast as one more resource the community can return to when evaluating cards.