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+/**
+ * Blog Posts Seed Data — Pokemon TCG Card Collecting
+ * Sample blog posts covering Pokemon card collecting, grading, investing, and authentication.
+ */
+import { BLOG_POST_FIELDS } from "../features/blog/schemas";
+// Dynamic date helpers
+const NOW = new Date();
+const daysAgo = (n) => new Date(NOW.getTime() - n * 86400000);
+export const blogPostsSeedData = [
+    // -- Featured / Published -----------------------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-top-10-valuable-base-set-pokemon-cards-2026-guides",
+        title: "Top 10 Most Valuable Base Set Pokemon Cards in 2026",
+        slug: "top-10-valuable-base-set-pokemon-cards-2026",
+        excerpt: "From the iconic 1st Edition Charizard to the sleeper hit Chansey — we rank the 10 most valuable original Base Set cards and what they're fetching on the market in 2026.",
+        content: `<h2>1. 1st Edition Charizard — Base Set #4 (PSA 10)</h2><p>The undisputed king of Pokemon TCG collecting. A PSA 10 1st Edition Charizard crossed ₹75 lakh at auction in 2025 and continues to appreciate. Even a raw Near Mint copy commands ₹80,000–₹1,20,000 depending on centering. This card alone defines the hobby for an entire generation.</p><h2>2. 1st Edition Blastoise — Base Set #2 (PSA 9)</h2><p>Blastoise is the sleeper pick of the set. PSA 9 copies have climbed to ₹18,000–₹30,000 as collectors who couldn't afford Charizard turned their attention here. The turtle shell holo pattern is stunning in high grade.</p><h2>3. 1st Edition Venusaur — Base Set #15 (PSA 8+)</h2><p>Venusaur has historically been the weakest of the three starter holos, but 2026 has seen renewed interest. A PSA 8 now trades around ₹8,000–₹14,000 — still highly accessible compared to its Fire rival.</p><h2>4. Mewtwo — Base Set #10 (PSA 9)</h2><p>The Genetic Pokemon. Mewtwo's holo is sharp, clean, and one of the most recognisable in all of TCG history. PSA 9 copies fetch ₹40,000–₹65,000 in 2026. Its Psychic-type exclusivity makes it a must for theme collectors.</p><h2>5. Gyarados — Base Set #6 (PSA 8)</h2><p>Gyarados has some of the most dramatic full-art holo artwork in the entire Base Set. PSA 8 copies are trading around ₹7,000–₹12,000, making this an excellent entry point for new collectors.</p><h2>6. Zapdos — Base Set #16 (PSA 9)</h2><p>The legendary Electric bird is the most undervalued of the three Birds trio. Near Mint raw copies are available for ₹5,000–₹9,000 — a relative bargain if you expect the gap to close versus Articuno and Moltres.</p><h2>7. Chansey — Base Set #3</h2><p>Chansey is the surprise entry. At 120 HP it had the highest HP in the original set, and its Colorless type kept it playable. Raw NM copies trade around ₹3,500–₹7,000 — a card with significant upside as awareness grows.</p><h2>8. Professor Oak — Base Set #88 (Trainer)</h2><p>The most powerful Trainer card ever printed in the original format. Draw 7 cards and restart your hand. NM copies are surprisingly affordable at ₹1,500–₹3,500, and PSA 9 graded copies regularly sell for ₹8,000+.</p><h2>9. Pikachu — Base Set #58 (Red Cheeks / Yellow Cheeks Variant)</h2><p>The mascot card exists in two variants — Red Cheeks (more common) and Yellow Cheeks (rarer, higher value). Yellow Cheeks PSA 9 copies fetch ₹6,000–₹12,000. Always check the variant before grading.</p><h2>10. 1st Edition Nidoking — Base Set #11</h2><p>Nidoking rounds out our list. Consistently overlooked, a PSA 9 1st Edition copy has been trading upward and represents excellent value for a complete Base Set holo rare collection.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/4_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.GUIDES,
+        tags: [
+            "base-set",
+            "charizard",
+            "valuable",
+            "investment",
+            "1st-edition",
+            "top-10",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: true,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(58),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 9,
+        views: 6241,
+        metaTitle: "Top 10 Most Valuable Pokemon Base Set Cards in 2026 | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Discover the 10 most valuable original Base Set Pokemon cards in 2026 — with prices, grading tips, and why Charizard still reigns supreme.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(60),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(58),
+    },
+    {
+        id: "blog-how-to-grade-pokemon-cards-psa-vs-beckett-tips",
+        title: "How to Grade Your Pokemon Cards — PSA vs. Beckett Guide",
+        slug: "how-to-grade-pokemon-cards-psa-vs-beckett",
+        excerpt: "Grading transforms a raw card into a certified, tradeable asset. This guide walks you through PSA and Beckett grading — costs, timelines, what graders look for, and which scale suits your collection goals.",
+        content: `<h2>Why Grade Your Pokemon Cards?</h2><p>A PSA 9 Charizard isn't just a beautiful card — it's a verified asset. Grading encases the card in a tamper-evident holder, assigns a standardised grade, and dramatically increases resale value and buyer confidence. A raw NM Charizard might fetch ₹40,000; the same card in a PSA 9 slab regularly sells for ₹90,000–₹1,50,000.</p><h2>PSA — Professional Sports Authenticator</h2><p>PSA is the world's most recognised grading authority for Pokemon TCG. Their 1–10 scale is widely understood by buyers and sellers globally, making PSA-graded cards the most liquid on the secondary market.</p><ul><li><strong>PSA 10 (Gem Mint):</strong> Perfect centering, four sharp corners, no scratches or print defects. The holy grail.</li><li><strong>PSA 9 (Mint):</strong> One minor imperfection allowed — often a tiny corner bevel or 55/45 centering. Excellent investment grade.</li><li><strong>PSA 8 (Near Mint-Mint):</strong> Light wear on 1–2 corners, or centering up to 65/35. Still highly collectible.</li><li><strong>PSA 7 (Near Mint):</strong> Light surface marks, slightly miscut. Good entry-level investment.</li></ul><h2>Beckett (BGS / BVG)</h2><p>Beckett grades on four sub-scores — Centering, Corners, Edges, and Surface — then averages them to a 1–10 scale. Their ultra-rare BGS 9.5 "Black Label" (all four sub-scores at 9.5) commands significant premiums. Beckett is preferred by high-end collectors who want detailed condition breakdowns.</p><h2>Preparation: What to Do Before Submitting</h2><ol><li>Clean the card with a microfibre cloth — no liquids.</li><li>Store in a penny sleeve then a top-loader for transit.</li><li>Photograph both sides under bright light to document condition pre-submission.</li><li>Use a submission service or send directly via the PSA/Beckett website.</li></ol><h2>Current Turnaround Times (2026)</h2><p>PSA Economy (slowest): 6–9 months. PSA Standard: 3–4 months. PSA Express: 4–6 weeks. Beckett Standard: 4–8 weeks. Budget for grading costs of ₹1,500–₹8,000 per card depending on declared value and tier.</p><h2>Which Should You Choose?</h2><p>For most Base Set singles, choose PSA — the liquidity premium and global recognition justify it. For modern cards or slabs where you want sub-scores, Beckett is the better choice.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/10_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.TIPS,
+        tags: ["grading", "psa", "beckett", "how-to", "guide", "authentication"],
+        isFeatured: true,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(50),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 10,
+        views: 7823,
+        metaTitle: "How to Grade Pokemon Cards — PSA vs Beckett 2026 Guide | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Complete guide to grading your Pokemon cards with PSA and Beckett — costs, timelines, what graders check, and which service to choose.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(52),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(50),
+    },
+    {
+        id: "blog-pokemon-card-investment-market-analysis-2026-news",
+        title: "The Rise of Pokemon Card Investment — Market Analysis 2026",
+        slug: "pokemon-card-investment-market-analysis-2026",
+        excerpt: "Pokemon cards have outperformed many traditional asset classes over the past five years. We analyse the 2026 market, identify the strongest investment segments, and examine what's driving demand.",
+        content: `<h2>The Numbers Don't Lie</h2><p>Between 2020 and 2026, PSA 10 Base Set Charizard has appreciated from approximately ₹5 lakh to over ₹75 lakh — a 1,400% return. Even common Base Set cards in top grade have seen 300–500% gains. The Pokemon TCG market is no longer a hobby curiosity; it is a genuine alternative asset class attracting institutional attention.</p><h2>Why Pokemon Cards?</h2><p>Three forces drive the market. First, nostalgia — millennials who grew up with these cards now have disposable income and want to reclaim childhood. Second, scarcity — Base Set print runs were not infinite, and high-grade copies become rarer each year as cards remain in play or degrade. Third, grading infrastructure — the existence of PSA and Beckett as trusted third parties has created a liquid, standardised market where price discovery is possible.</p><h2>The Strongest Investment Segments in 2026</h2><ul><li><strong>1st Edition Base Set Holos (PSA 8+):</strong> The blue-chip end of the market. Illiquid, expensive, but the most inflation-resistant.</li><li><strong>Shadowless Base Set Holos (PSA 9):</strong> Printed after 1st Edition but before the Unlimited print run, Shadowless cards are undersupplied relative to demand. Strong upside.</li><li><strong>Sealed Base Set Booster Packs:</strong> WOTC-era sealed product is mathematically finite. Each box opened reduces supply. Prices have tripled since 2022.</li><li><strong>Base Set Pikachu Variants (Red Cheeks / Yellow Cheeks):</strong> Mascot appeal plus genuine scarcity for Yellow Cheeks creates collector demand independent of competitive play.</li></ul><h2>Risks to Consider</h2><p>No investment is risk-free. The Pokemon card market is illiquid compared to stocks, has high transaction costs (grading fees, marketplace commissions of 8–15%), and is subject to trend cycles. New print runs of modern sets occasionally draw investment capital away from vintage. Always buy what you love — financial returns are a bonus, not a guarantee.</p><h2>LetItRip's Role</h2><p>Our marketplace connects serious sellers of authenticated Pokemon singles and sealed product with buyers who understand the market. Every auction listing goes through our verification process. <a href="/auctions">Browse active auctions</a> to see current market pricing in real time.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/2_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.NEWS,
+        tags: [
+            "investment",
+            "market",
+            "2026",
+            "base-set",
+            "pokemon-tcg",
+            "analysis",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(43),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 7,
+        views: 4318,
+        metaTitle: "Pokemon Card Investment Market Analysis 2026 | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Comprehensive 2026 analysis of the Pokemon card investment market — performance data, top segments, and risk factors for serious collectors.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(44),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(43),
+    },
+    {
+        id: "blog-1st-edition-vs-unlimited-base-set-how-to-identify-guides",
+        title: "Identifying First Edition vs. Unlimited Base Set Cards — The Complete Guide",
+        slug: "identifying-first-edition-vs-unlimited-base-set-pokemon",
+        excerpt: "The difference between a 1st Edition Charizard and an Unlimited copy can be worth lakhs of rupees. Learn exactly how to identify print runs — 1st Edition, Shadowless, and Unlimited — and never overpay again.",
+        content: `<h2>The Three Print Runs of Base Set</h2><p>Base Set was printed in three distinct runs, each with observable differences. Understanding them is essential before buying or selling any Base Set card.</p><h2>1st Edition (Most Valuable)</h2><p>First Edition Base Set cards have two definitive identifiers:</p><ul><li><strong>1st Edition Stamp:</strong> A small black circular stamp reading "Edition 1" appears on the left side of the card, below the Pokemon's artwork and above the card description box.</li><li><strong>No Drop Shadow:</strong> On First Edition and Shadowless prints, there is no drop shadow behind the right side and bottom of the Pokemon's image box. The box appears to sit directly against the background.</li></ul><p>The First Edition stamp is impossible to fake convincingly under a loupe — look for crisp edges and correct font weight.</p><h2>Shadowless (Intermediate, Still Premium)</h2><p>Shadowless Base Set cards do not have the 1st Edition stamp but also lack the drop shadow. They were printed in very limited quantities after the First Edition run and before WOTC standardised the Unlimited printing. Shadowless cards trade at a significant premium over Unlimited but are typically 40–70% the value of the equivalent 1st Edition copy.</p><h2>Unlimited (Most Common)</h2><p>Unlimited Base Set cards have:</p><ul><li>No 1st Edition stamp</li><li>A visible drop shadow on the right side and bottom of the Pokemon artwork box</li><li>Slightly different colour saturation in some print runs (often more yellow-shifted)</li></ul><p>Unlimited cards are still collectible and beautiful — they simply don't command the same premium as First Edition or Shadowless.</p><h2>Quick Identification Checklist</h2><ol><li>Look for the 1st Edition stamp below the artwork → If present: 1st Edition</li><li>No stamp but no drop shadow → Shadowless</li><li>No stamp with drop shadow → Unlimited</li></ol><h2>Why This Matters When Buying</h2><p>Always request high-resolution photos of both the stamp area and the artwork box edge before purchasing any Base Set holo raw. On LetItRip, our seller guidelines require clear photos of these areas. <a href="/products">Browse verified Base Set listings</a> — all our featured sellers document print run in their specifications.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/4_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.GUIDES,
+        tags: [
+            "1st-edition",
+            "shadowless",
+            "unlimited",
+            "base-set",
+            "identification",
+            "authentication",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(36),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 8,
+        views: 5102,
+        metaTitle: "1st Edition vs Unlimited Base Set Pokemon Cards — How to Identify | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Learn to identify 1st Edition, Shadowless, and Unlimited Base Set Pokemon cards with our definitive visual guide — avoid overpaying on the secondary market.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(38),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(36),
+    },
+    {
+        id: "blog-pokemon-card-conditions-guide-mint-nm-played-tips",
+        title: "Guide to Pokemon Card Conditions: Mint, Near Mint, Lightly Played, and Beyond",
+        slug: "pokemon-card-conditions-guide-mint-near-mint-played",
+        excerpt: "Condition is everything in Pokemon card collecting. Understanding the difference between Near Mint and Lightly Played can mean a price difference of 30–50%. Here's how to assess and communicate condition accurately.",
+        content: `<h2>Why Condition Matters So Much</h2><p>A PSA 9 Charizard is worth roughly twice a PSA 8 Charizard. That gap exists because of a fraction of a millimetre of corner wear or a subtle surface scratch. Understanding card condition before you buy — or grade — is the single most important skill a Pokemon collector can develop.</p><h2>The Standard Condition Scale</h2><p>The hobby uses a relatively standardised condition scale, though terminology varies slightly between sellers, graders, and regions. Here's the definitive guide:</p><h3>Gem Mint / Mint (PSA 10 / PSA 9.5)</h3><p>Perfect in every observable way. Four sharp, perfectly square corners. No whitening, no scratches on the holo surface, perfect or near-perfect centering (50/50 to 55/45). Surface is clean under bright light and a loupe. This condition is extremely rare for Base Set cards — most were well-played as children.</p><h3>Near Mint (PSA 8–9)</h3><p>The highest condition most collectors will realistically encounter in a raw Base Set card. Allows for one minor imperfection — light corner wear on one corner, centering up to 60/40, or a tiny surface mark invisible to the naked eye. This is the sweet spot for value and appearance.</p><h3>Lightly Played (LP) — (PSA 6–7)</h3><p>Visible but minor wear: light whitening on 2–3 corners, centering up to 65/35, light scratches on the holo surface that are only visible under direct light at an angle. Still a beautiful card in hand.</p><h3>Moderately Played (MP) — (PSA 4–5)</h3><p>Obvious wear: creasing on corners, visible holo scratching, potentially a very light bend. Cards in this range are generally collected for playability or as placeholders, not investment.</p><h3>Heavily Played (HP) / Poor (PSA 1–3)</h3><p>Significant damage: deep creases, heavy corner wear, water damage, major holo scratching, tears. These cards are valued for their artwork and sentimental significance only.</p><h2>Assessing Condition: Practical Steps</h2><ol><li>Examine corners under bright light — use a 10x loupe for accuracy.</li><li>Tilt the card under a lamp to check holo surface for scratches.</li><li>Hold the card face-down and check for creases by gently flexing (don't stress the card).</li><li>Check centering: measure the white borders on all four sides. Greater than 60/40 starts to affect grade.</li></ol><h2>Condition Descriptions on LetItRip</h2><p>All LetItRip sellers are required to use standardised condition terminology and provide photos that clearly show any wear. If a card arrives in worse condition than described, our buyer protection policy covers you. <a href="/products">Browse graded and raw listings</a> with verified condition reports.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/15_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.TIPS,
+        tags: [
+            "condition",
+            "grading",
+            "mint",
+            "near-mint",
+            "played",
+            "guide",
+            "buying",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(27),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 7,
+        views: 3847,
+        metaTitle: "Pokemon Card Conditions Explained — Mint, NM, LP Guide | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Master Pokemon card condition grading — from Gem Mint to Heavily Played. Learn to assess, buy, and describe conditions accurately to avoid disputes.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(29),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(27),
+    },
+    // -- Published — Auction Spotlight ----------------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-may-2026-pokemon-auction-spotlight-news",
+        title: "May 2026 Auction Spotlight: 1st Edition Charizard, PSA 9 Mewtwo & Sealed Booster Packs",
+        slug: "may-2026-pokemon-tcg-auction-spotlight",
+        excerpt: "May brings our biggest Pokemon TCG auction lineup yet — a 1st Edition Charizard PSA 7, a Mewtwo PSA 9, a sealed Booster Pack, and the iconic Zap! Theme Deck. All live now on LetItRip.",
+        content: `<h2>Why May 2026 Is a Landmark Auction Month</h2><p>We have assembled the most significant collection of authenticated Base Set Pokemon cards and sealed product ever listed on LetItRip in a single month. Two active auctions, multiple buy-now listings, and three verified sellers — this is the month that defines our Pokemon TCG marketplace.</p><h2>The Crown Jewel: 1st Edition Charizard PSA 7</h2><p>Our flagship listing. Blaine's Fire Shoppe has consigned a 1st Edition Base Set Charizard in a PSA 7 slab — an authenticated, tamper-evident grade with clear provenance. Opening bid: ₹2,99,999. Reserve: ₹3,50,000. Buy-Now: ₹6,99,999. This card has already attracted 11 active bids — Professor Oak, Gary Oak, and Ash Ketchum are in a three-way battle with days remaining.</p><h2>Mewtwo PSA 9 Auction</h2><p>Surge's Electric Emporium presents a PSA 9 Mewtwo from the original Base Set — one of the finest Psychic-type collectibles in TCG history. Opening bid: ₹49,999. Currently at ₹64,999 with Gary Oak leading. The auction closes in 5 days.</p><h2>Sealed Product Available Now</h2><p>For collectors who prefer the anticipation of a pack opening, Blaine's Fire Shoppe has 10 factory-sealed Base Set Booster Packs (₹12,999 each) and 3 sealed Zap! Theme Decks (₹18,999 each) — both verified WOTC era sealed product.</p><h2>How to Participate</h2><p>Visit the <a href="/auctions">Auctions page</a>, sign in, and place your bid. You will receive an instant notification if you are outbid. All winning lots are shipped in insured courier with tracking within 3 business days of payment confirmation.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/4_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.NEWS,
+        tags: [
+            "auctions",
+            "may-2026",
+            "charizard",
+            "mewtwo",
+            "base-set",
+            "spotlight",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: true,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(8),
+        authorId: "user-moderator-mod-user",
+        authorName: "Moderator",
+        readTimeMinutes: 5,
+        views: 2891,
+        metaTitle: "May 2026 Pokemon TCG Auction Spotlight — Charizard & Mewtwo Live | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "LetItRip's May 2026 Pokemon TCG auctions are live — 1st Edition Charizard PSA 7, Mewtwo PSA 9, sealed packs and theme decks. Bid now.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(9),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(8),
+    },
+    // -- Updated policy post ---------------------------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-pokemon-tcg-buyer-seller-protection-2026-updates",
+        title: "Updated Buyer & Seller Protection Policies for Pokemon TCG Cards",
+        slug: "updated-buyer-seller-protection-pokemon-tcg-2026",
+        excerpt: "We have strengthened our protection policies for Pokemon card transactions — here is a clear breakdown of what changed for raw singles, graded slabs, and sealed products.",
+        content: `<h2>Key Changes Effective 1 March 2026</h2><p><strong>Buyers:</strong> The return window for sealed product is extended from 7 to 14 days. For raw singles, the window remains 7 days with a condition-based partial refund option if items arrive in materially worse condition than described.</p><p><strong>Authentication Guarantee:</strong> All PSA/BGS-graded slabs auctioned on LetItRip are verified against official grading service databases before going live. If a certification number does not verify, the listing is removed immediately and any deposits refunded.</p><p><strong>Sellers:</strong> A dispute resolution SLA ensures all buyer claims are reviewed within 48 hours. Sellers maintaining a dispute rate below 0.5% automatically earn a 'Verified Pokemon Seller' badge on their store profile.</p><h2>Graded Card Shipping Policy</h2><p>All PSA/BGS-graded cards must ship in rigid team bags inside a padded mailer with at least 2 cm of bubble wrap around the slab. Damage in transit to a graded slab is covered by our ₹10,000 Shipping Protection at no extra cost on verified listings.</p><h2>Raw Card Condition Dispute Process</h2><p>If you receive a raw card in a condition materially below what was described and photographed, open a dispute within 7 days via your order page. Include close-up photos of the condition discrepancy. Resolution is typically within 24–48 hours.</p><h2>Why We Made These Changes</h2><p>Over 1,800 survey responses from the LetItRip Pokemon TCG community guided these updates. Faster dispute resolution and stronger graded card authentication topped the wishlist — and we delivered.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/88_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.UPDATES,
+        tags: [
+            "policy",
+            "protection",
+            "returns",
+            "authentication",
+            "graded-cards",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(36),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 5,
+        views: 2103,
+        metaTitle: "Updated Pokemon TCG Protection Policies Mar 2026 | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "LetItRip updates buyer and seller protection for Pokemon TCG cards — authentication guarantees, extended returns, and a Verified Pokemon Seller programme.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(38),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(36),
+    },
+    // -- Community Spotlight --------------------------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-community-spotlight-april-2026-community",
+        title: "Community Spotlight: April 2026 Top Pokemon Collectors & Bidders",
+        slug: "community-spotlight-april-2026-pokemon-collectors",
+        excerpt: "Meet the outstanding community members who made April 2026 a record month — top-rated Pokemon card sellers, highest bidders, and our most reviewed listings.",
+        content: `<h2>Top Sellers of April</h2><p><strong>Blaine's Fire Shoppe</strong> — 42 orders fulfilled at a 4.9-star average. Blaine's 1st Edition Charizard auction set a new LetItRip record for most bids on a single lot. His authentication photography standards are now used as a reference for all new sellers.</p><p><strong>Surge's Electric Emporium</strong> — Specialising in Electric-type Base Set singles and sealed Zap! decks, Surge earned the 'Verified Pokemon Seller' badge in April with zero disputes. Their Mewtwo PSA 9 auction attracted 6 bidders and strong community commentary.</p><p><strong>Misty's Water Cards</strong> — April's discovery store. Their Blastoise Holo Near Mint listing sold out within 48 hours and their Water Energy x10 lot became our best-selling energy card of the month.</p><h2>Top Bidders</h2><p><strong>Professor Oak</strong> — Currently leading the 1st Edition Charizard auction with an auto-bid of ₹5,00,000. Professor Oak has won 10 auctions this year and his condition review posts have helped hundreds of community members learn grading fundamentals.</p><p><strong>Gary Oak</strong> — Won the Mewtwo PSA 9 auction and is bidding competitively on the Charizard. Gary's detailed condition notes and punctual payment processing make him one of our highest-trust buyers.</p><h2>Growing Community</h2><p>380 new Pokemon card collectors joined LetItRip in April — a 28% month-on-month increase. The Base Set vintage segment is now the fastest-growing category on the platform. Welcome to every new trainer!</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/58_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.COMMUNITY,
+        tags: [
+            "community",
+            "spotlight",
+            "collectors",
+            "bidders",
+            "april-2026",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(3),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 5,
+        views: 1124,
+        metaTitle: "Community Spotlight April 2026 — Top Pokemon Collectors | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Celebrating LetItRip's top Pokemon TCG sellers, bidders, and collectors from April 2026 and welcoming hundreds of new trainers to the platform.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(5),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(3),
+    },
+    // -- Draft ----------------------------------------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-guide-spotting-fake-pokemon-cards-draft",
+        title: "The Complete Guide to Spotting Counterfeit Pokemon Cards",
+        slug: "complete-guide-spotting-fake-counterfeit-pokemon-cards-2026",
+        excerpt: "With convincing bootleg Base Set cards flooding online marketplaces, authentication is a must-have skill for any serious Pokemon TCG collector. This guide covers the definitive physical tests for spotting fakes.",
+        content: `<h2>Why Counterfeits Are a Growing Problem</h2><p>The explosion of Pokemon card values has made counterfeiting economically viable. Modern printing technology allows bootleggers to produce cards that look convincing at thumbnail resolution. This guide gives you the physical and optical tests to detect fakes before you pay.</p><h2>The Light Test</h2><p>Hold the card up to a bright light source. Authentic Base Set cards have a distinct layered construction — you should see a dark inner layer (the black core) sandwiched between the front and back printing layers. Counterfeit cards often show uniform light transmission without a black core, or the core is unevenly distributed.</p><h2>The Bend Test (Non-Destructive)</h2><p>[Draft — section in progress]</p><h2>Holo Pattern Examination</h2><p>Under a magnifying loupe, authentic Base Set holo foil has a specific starburst/diamond pattern. Counterfeit holo patterns are typically coarser — you'll see larger, less intricate grid or dot patterns when magnified.</p><h2>Weight and Feel</h2><p>Authentic WOTC-era cards have a specific tactile quality — a slight firmness and weight that counterfeit cards rarely replicate. A precision digital scale shows authentic Base Set cards weigh approximately 1.78 g. Most counterfeits are measurably lighter or heavier.</p><h2>Verifying Graded Slabs</h2><p>PSA certification numbers can be verified at psacard.com. BGS numbers verify at beckett.com/grading. Any slab whose number does not verify is counterfeit.</p>`,
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.GUIDES,
+        tags: [
+            "authentication",
+            "fake",
+            "counterfeit",
+            "base-set",
+            "guide",
+            "anti-counterfeit",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.DRAFT,
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 11,
+        views: 0,
+        createdAt: daysAgo(17),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(17),
+    },
+    // -- Archived -------------------------------------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-pokemon-day-2026-recap-community-archived",
+        title: "Pokemon Day 2026 — Community Picks and Best Deals",
+        slug: "pokemon-day-2026-recap-community-picks",
+        excerpt: "Pokemon Day 2026 was our biggest promotional event ever. Here's a look at the top deals, best-value lots, and the cards our community loved most.",
+        content: `<p>This post has been archived. For current deals and updates, visit our <a href="/blog">blog</a>.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/58_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.COMMUNITY,
+        tags: ["pokemon-day", "february", "2026", "recap", "deals"],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.ARCHIVED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(71),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 3,
+        views: 4821,
+        createdAt: daysAgo(72),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(53),
+    },
+    // -- Developer / API post with code blocks ---------------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-how-to-query-pokemon-tcg-api-card-prices-tips",
+        title: "How to Query the Pokemon TCG API for Real-Time Card Prices",
+        slug: "how-to-query-pokemon-tcg-api-card-prices",
+        excerpt: "The Pokemon TCG API is a free, open dataset of every card ever printed. This guide shows you how to query it with JavaScript, filter by set and rarity, and cross-reference prices with recent LetItRip auction results.",
+        content: `<h2>Why Use the Pokemon TCG API?</h2>
+<p>The <a href="https://pokemontcg.io" rel="noopener noreferrer">Pokemon TCG API</a> provides structured data on every officially printed Pokemon card — set codes, rarity, artwork, legality, and market price snapshots from major resale platforms. Combined with live auction data from LetItRip, you can build surprisingly accurate price models for graded and raw singles.</p>
+
+<h2>Getting Started — Fetch a Card by Set and Number</h2>
+<p>You can query any card by its set ID and number. Here's how to fetch the Base Set Charizard (base1-4) using the <code>fetch</code> API:</p>
+
+<pre><code class="language-javascript">const response = await fetch(
+  'https://api.pokemontcg.io/v2/cards/base1-4',
+  { headers: { 'X-Api-Key': 'YOUR_API_KEY' } }
+);
+const { data } = await response.json();
+
+console.log(data.name);         // "Charizard"
+console.log(data.set.name);     // "Base"
+console.log(data.rarity);       // "Rare Holo"
+console.log(data.tcgplayer?.prices?.holofoil?.market); // e.g. 450.00 (USD)
+</code></pre>
+
+<h2>Search All Holos in Base Set</h2>
+<p>To list every holo rare in the original Base Set, use the <code>q</code> query parameter with <code>set.id:base1 rarity:"Rare Holo"</code>:</p>
+
+<pre><code class="language-javascript">const params = new URLSearchParams({
+  q: 'set.id:base1 rarity:"Rare Holo"',
+  orderBy: '-tcgplayer.prices.holofoil.market',
+  pageSize: '20',
+});
+
+const res = await fetch(
+  \`https://api.pokemontcg.io/v2/cards?\${params}\`,
+  { headers: { 'X-Api-Key': 'YOUR_API_KEY' } }
+);
+const { data, totalCount } = await res.json();
+
+data.forEach(card => {
+  const price = card.tcgplayer?.prices?.holofoil?.market ?? 'N/A';
+  console.log(\`\${card.name} #\${card.number} — $\${price}\`);
+});
+// Charizard #4 — $450.00
+// Mewtwo #10 — $120.00
+// Blastoise #2 — $95.00
+// ...
+</code></pre>
+
+<h2>Cross-Referencing With LetItRip Auction History</h2>
+<p>Indian market prices differ from USD TCGPlayer values due to import costs, grading premiums, and local collector demand. To get a LetItRip-accurate estimate, compare the TCG API price with recent sold lots via our public auction feed:</p>
+
+<pre><code class="language-javascript">// Example: fetch last 10 sold auctions for Charizard on LetItRip
+const lirRes = await fetch('/api/auctions?q=charizard&status=ended&pageSize=10');
+const { data: auctionLots } = await lirRes.json();
+
+const avgINR = auctionLots.reduce((sum, lot) => sum + lot.currentBid, 0)
+             / auctionLots.length;
+
+console.log(\`Average LetItRip sold price: ₹\${avgINR.toLocaleString('en-IN')}\`);
+</code></pre>
+
+<h2>Building a Price Alert</h2>
+<p>You can combine both APIs into a simple price-alert script. Run it on a cron job and notify yourself when a card crosses a target price:</p>
+
+<pre><code class="language-javascript">async function checkPriceAlert({ cardId, targetUSD }) {
+  const res = await fetch(
+    \`https://api.pokemontcg.io/v2/cards/\${cardId}\`,
+    { headers: { 'X-Api-Key': process.env.POKEMON_API_KEY } }
+  );
+  const { data } = await res.json();
+  const market = data.tcgplayer?.prices?.holofoil?.market;
+
+  if (market && market >= targetUSD) {
+    console.log(
+      \`ALERT: \${data.name} is now $\${market} (target: $\${targetUSD})\`
+    );
+    // → send yourself a notification via email, Slack, etc.
+  }
+}
+
+// Example usage
+checkPriceAlert({ cardId: 'base1-4', targetUSD: 500 });
+</code></pre>
+
+<h2>Rate Limits and Best Practices</h2>
+<ul>
+  <li>The free Pokemon TCG API tier allows 1,000 requests/day. Register for a free API key to unlock 20,000 requests/day.</li>
+  <li>Cache responses locally — card data changes infrequently; only price snapshots need frequent polling.</li>
+  <li>Combine with Firestore or a local SQLite database to persist historical price data for trend analysis.</li>
+  <li>Remember that TCGPlayer prices are USD-denominated; apply an exchange rate and import premium (typically 15–25%) for INR estimates.</li>
+</ul>
+
+<h2>Next Steps</h2>
+<p>The Pokemon TCG API documentation covers advanced queries including artist name search, legality filters, and set release date ordering. For live Indian market prices, LetItRip's own auction feed is the most accurate source — use both together for the most complete picture.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://images.pokemontcg.io/base1/10_hires.png",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.TIPS,
+        tags: [
+            "api",
+            "developer",
+            "price-guide",
+            "javascript",
+            "tutorial",
+            "tools",
+        ],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(12),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 8,
+        views: 1847,
+        metaTitle: "How to Query the Pokemon TCG API for Real-Time Card Prices | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "Step-by-step guide to using the Pokemon TCG API with JavaScript — fetch cards by set, filter holos, and cross-reference prices with LetItRip auction data.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(14),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(12),
+    },
+    // -- Multi-franchise posts with YouTube embeds ----------------------------
+    {
+        id: "blog-hot-wheels-treasure-hunt-hunting-guide-2026",
+        title: "The Complete Guide to Hunting Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts in 2026",
+        slug: "hot-wheels-treasure-hunt-hunting-guide-2026",
+        excerpt: "Treasure Hunts (TH) and Super Treasure Hunts (STH) are the most sought-after Hot Wheels cars. This guide covers everything — how to spot them, when to hunt, and how to build a collection without overspending.",
+        content: `<h2>What Makes a Treasure Hunt Special?</h2>
+<p>A <strong>Treasure Hunt</strong> is a limited-edition Hot Wheels car hidden within standard mainline assortments. Two variants exist:</p>
+<ul>
+  <li><strong>Regular TH (Treasure Hunt)</strong> — Features the flame TH logo on the card, metallic paint, and typically collector-grade details. Found in standard pegs.</li>
+  <li><strong>Super Treasure Hunt (STH)</strong> — The ultimate find: spectraflame metallic finish, <em>real rider rubber tires</em>, and premium casting details. Extremely rare — roughly 1 per 2–3 cases.</li>
+</ul>
+<h2>How to Identify a Treasure Hunt at Retail</h2>
+<p>To spot a TH on the peg:</p>
+<ol>
+  <li>Look for the <strong>green flame logo</strong> printed on the card's upper left corner</li>
+  <li>Check for a hidden 'TH' mark on the car body (often in the window, roof, or underside)</li>
+  <li>For STHs — the real rubber tires are visually distinct from the plastic tires on standard cars</li>
+  <li>Spectraflame paint catches light differently than standard factory paint</li>
+</ol>
+<blockquote><p>"The best time to hunt is Tuesday–Thursday when most stores receive weekly shipments. Be there when the cases are opened."</p></blockquote>
+<h2>Watch: Super Treasure Hunt Unboxing (Real Riders)</h2>
+<p>This video covers a live STH unboxing from a freshly opened case — showing exactly what separates a Super TH from a regular TH and what to look for on the card:</p>
+<div class="relative aspect-video w-full overflow-hidden rounded-lg my-4">
+  <iframe class="absolute inset-0 h-full w-full" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dQw4w9WgXcQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" title="Hot Wheels Super Treasure Hunt Guide" loading="lazy"></iframe>
+</div>
+<h2>Where to Buy Treasure Hunts Online (If You Can't Hunt Retail)</h2>
+<p>If hunting retail isn't an option, LetItRip has a curated selection of Treasure Hunts from verified collectors including <strong>Speed King Diecast</strong> (Mumbai) who stocks premium STHs. Expect to pay a 3–5× premium over MRP for STHs and 1.5–2× for regular THs — this is standard market pricing.</p>
+<h2>Investment Perspective: Do TH Cars Appreciate?</h2>
+<p>Super Treasure Hunts have historically appreciated 15–25% year-over-year for popular castings (e.g., Supra, Golf GTI, Lamborghini Countach). Condition matters enormously — keep on card in an acrylic protector. Regular THs rarely exceed 3× MRP in value unless they feature a highly sought casting.</p>
+<h2>Tips for Building a TH Collection on a Budget</h2>
+<ul>
+  <li>Focus on <strong>one or two theme series</strong> rather than collecting all THs</li>
+  <li>Buy from trusted LetItRip sellers who include photos of all four sides</li>
+  <li>Check for card creases — the card condition affects resale value as much as the car itself</li>
+  <li>Join the LetItRip Hot Wheels community group for hunting reports and tips</li>
+</ul>`,
+        coverImage: "https://picsum.photos/seed/hw-treasure-hunt-blog/1200/630",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.GUIDES,
+        tags: ["hot-wheels", "treasure-hunt", "sth", "hunting-guide", "collecting", "investment"],
+        isFeatured: true,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(8),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 8,
+        views: 2340,
+        metaTitle: "Hot Wheels Treasure Hunt Hunting Guide 2026 | LetItRip Blog",
+        metaDescription: "How to find Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts and Super THs at retail — identification tips, best hunting times, and investment perspective.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(10),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(8),
+    },
+    {
+        id: "blog-beyblade-burst-beginners-complete-guide-2026",
+        title: "Beyblade Burst: The Complete Beginner's Guide (2026 Edition)",
+        slug: "beyblade-burst-beginners-guide-2026",
+        excerpt: "New to Beyblade Burst? This guide covers the four types, how to choose your first top, launcher basics, and the best beginner-friendly sets available on LetItRip.",
+        content: `<h2>What Is Beyblade Burst?</h2>
+<p>Beyblade Burst is a spinning-top combat game published by Takara Tomy (Japan) and Hasbro (international). Two players launch customisable tops into a stadium — the winner is the top still spinning after its opponent is knocked out, rings out, or <em>bursts</em> (separates into pieces).</p>
+<p>The <strong>Burst mechanic</strong> is what sets this generation apart from classic Beyblade: a defeated top's energy layer can detach mid-battle, awarding 2 points to the attacker (vs. 1 for a standard knockdown).</p>
+<h2>The Four Types at a Glance</h2>
+<table>
+  <thead><tr><th>Type</th><th>Goal</th><th>Best For</th></tr></thead>
+  <tbody>
+    <tr><td><strong>Attack</strong></td><td>Knock out opponent</td><td>Aggressive players</td></tr>
+    <tr><td><strong>Defense</strong></td><td>Absorb hits, stay spinning</td><td>Patient players</td></tr>
+    <tr><td><strong>Stamina</strong></td><td>Outlast opponent</td><td>Strategic players</td></tr>
+    <tr><td><strong>Balance</strong></td><td>Mixed attributes</td><td>Versatile build</td></tr>
+  </tbody>
+</table>
+<h2>Watch: Beyblade Burst Battle — Attack vs Stamina</h2>
+<p>See the dramatic difference between an Attack type and a Stamina type in a real match. Pay attention to how the Attack type's burst risk plays out:</p>
+<div class="relative aspect-video w-full overflow-hidden rounded-lg my-4">
+  <iframe class="absolute inset-0 h-full w-full" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dQw4w9WgXcQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" title="Beyblade Burst Battle Demo" loading="lazy"></iframe>
+</div>
+<h2>Choosing Your First Beyblade</h2>
+<p>For beginners, we recommend starting with a <strong>Balance type</strong> (like Spriggan or Cho-Z Valkyrie) — they're forgiving, versatile, and competitive across different match-ups. Avoid pure Stamina types as your first top since they can feel passive for new players.</p>
+<h2>Launcher Guide for Beginners</h2>
+<p>The launcher is as important as the Beyblade itself. For beginners:</p>
+<ul>
+  <li><strong>Grip String Launcher</strong> — pull cord mechanism, comfortable for kids and adults</li>
+  <li><strong>Light Launcher</strong> — compact, good for beginners, included in most starter packs</li>
+  <li>Always match <strong>spin direction</strong>: check if your top is R (right), L (left), or LR (both)</li>
+</ul>
+<h2>Recommended Starter Sets on LetItRip</h2>
+<p>Available from <strong>Bladers Paradise</strong> (Bangalore) on LetItRip:</p>
+<ul>
+  <li>Beyblade Burst QuadDrive Starter Sets (₹1,499–₹2,499)</li>
+  <li>Bladers Paradise Beginner Bundle: 2 tops + stadium + launcher (₹3,999)</li>
+  <li>Random Booster (Level 6 or higher) for variety builds (₹599–₹899)</li>
+</ul>
+<blockquote><p>"The best part of Beyblade Burst is customisation. Once you've got two or three tops, start swapping parts to build your own custom combination."</p></blockquote>`,
+        coverImage: "https://picsum.photos/seed/beyblade-beginners-blog/1200/630",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.TIPS,
+        tags: ["beyblade", "burst", "beginners-guide", "types", "launcher", "starter"],
+        isFeatured: false,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(5),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 7,
+        views: 1680,
+        metaTitle: "Beyblade Burst Complete Beginner's Guide 2026 | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "New to Beyblade Burst? Learn types, launcher basics, and which starter set to buy in this complete 2026 beginner's guide.",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(7),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(5),
+    },
+    {
+        id: "blog-transformers-g1-vs-modern-collecting-guide-2026",
+        title: "Collecting Transformers: G1 Vintage vs Modern Lines — Which is Right for You?",
+        slug: "transformers-g1-vs-modern-collecting-guide",
+        excerpt: "Should you chase vintage G1 Transformers or focus on modern lines like Legacy, Studio Series, and Masterpiece? We break down the pros, cons, costs, and where to start.",
+        content: `<h2>The Case for G1 Vintage Transformers</h2>
+<p>Generation 1 Transformers (1984–1990) are the original toys that started it all. Characters like Optimus Prime, Megatron, and Bumblebee in their original diecast and chrome-laden glory are irreplaceable artifacts of toy history.</p>
+<p><strong>Why collect G1:</strong></p>
+<ul>
+  <li>Historical significance — these are the originals, not remakes</li>
+  <li>Diecast metal construction on larger figures (Megatron, Soundwave)</li>
+  <li>Chrome and rubber tires that modern figures replicate but can't match in feel</li>
+  <li>MISB (Mint in Sealed Box) G1 figures have appreciated dramatically — 200–400% in the last decade</li>
+</ul>
+<p><strong>The challenges:</strong></p>
+<ul>
+  <li>Rubber parts yellow and crack over time (known as 'yellowing')</li>
+  <li>Joints loosen with age — transformation can be difficult on loose figures</li>
+  <li>Authentic condition MISB figures command premium prices (₹30,000–₹3,00,000+ for iconic characters)</li>
+</ul>
+<h2>The Case for Modern Lines</h2>
+<p>Modern Transformers lines like <strong>Studio Series</strong>, <strong>Legacy</strong>, and <strong>Masterpiece</strong> offer engineering that would have been impossible in the '80s — ultra-accurate transformations, screen-accurate proportions, and premium materials.</p>
+<blockquote><p>"Studio Series Optimus Prime achieves film-accurate detail that would have taken 1,000 parts to replicate in the G1 era — all in a figure that fits on a standard shelf."</p></blockquote>
+<h2>Watch: G1 Optimus Prime vs Studio Series Comparison</h2>
+<p>This side-by-side video review compares the 1984 G1 Optimus Prime with the 2024 Studio Series Leader Class — transformation complexity, articulation, and display value:</p>
+<div class="relative aspect-video w-full overflow-hidden rounded-lg my-4">
+  <iframe class="absolute inset-0 h-full w-full" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/dQw4w9WgXcQ" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen allow="accelerometer; autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" title="G1 vs Studio Series Transformers Comparison" loading="lazy"></iframe>
+</div>
+<h2>Price Comparison: G1 vs Modern</h2>
+<table>
+  <thead><tr><th>Figure</th><th>G1 Vintage (Loose)</th><th>G1 MISB</th><th>Modern Equivalent</th></tr></thead>
+  <tbody>
+    <tr><td>Optimus Prime</td><td>₹8,000–₹18,000</td><td>₹1,50,000+</td><td>₹4,999 (Studio Series)</td></tr>
+    <tr><td>Megatron (P38)</td><td>₹12,000–₹25,000</td><td>₹2,50,000+</td><td>₹6,499 (Legacy)</td></tr>
+    <tr><td>Soundwave + Cassettes</td><td>₹9,000–₹20,000</td><td>₹1,80,000+</td><td>₹4,999 (Kingdom)</td></tr>
+  </tbody>
+</table>
+<h2>Our Recommendation</h2>
+<p>For new collectors on a budget: start with <strong>modern lines</strong>. Studio Series and Legacy deliver exceptional quality at accessible prices. Once you've built appreciation for the characters and lore, graduate to G1 hunting — starting with key characters in Complete-with-Instructions grade.</p>
+<p>For investment: MISB G1 continues to outperform modern figures in value appreciation. A limited budget is best allocated to sealed G1 Autobots or Decepticons with full cardback condition.</p>
+<h2>Shop on LetItRip</h2>
+<p>Both G1 vintage and modern Transformers are available from <strong>Speed King Diecast</strong> on LetItRip. Check their store for current stock including the live auction of a <a href="/auctions">G1 Optimus Prime MISB</a> — current bids open now.</p>`,
+        coverImage: "https://picsum.photos/seed/transformers-g1-blog/1200/630",
+        category: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.CATEGORY_VALUES.GUIDES,
+        tags: ["transformers", "g1", "studio-series", "collecting", "investment", "masterpiece", "legacy"],
+        isFeatured: true,
+        status: BLOG_POST_FIELDS.STATUS_VALUES.PUBLISHED,
+        publishedAt: daysAgo(3),
+        authorId: "user-admin-user-admin",
+        authorName: "Admin User",
+        readTimeMinutes: 9,
+        views: 1420,
+        metaTitle: "Collecting Transformers: G1 vs Modern Lines Guide 2026 | LetItRip",
+        metaDescription: "G1 vintage Transformers vs modern Studio Series, Legacy, and Masterpiece — which is right for your collection and budget?",
+        createdAt: daysAgo(5),
+        updatedAt: daysAgo(3),
+    },
+];

package/dist/seed/carousel-slides-seed-data.d.ts

@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+/**
+ * Carousel Slides Seed Data
+ * Homepage carousel/hero section slides with interactive grid cards
+ */
+import type { CarouselSlideDocument } from "../features/homepage/schemas";
+export declare const carouselSlidesSeedData: Partial<CarouselSlideDocument>[];