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A rare Pikachu Illustrator Pokemon card—one of only 41 produced and graded GEM MT 10 by PSA—sold for $16.492 million at Goldin Auctions, setting a new all-time high for a trading card. The sale followed a bidding surge after January, with the piece previously owned by Logan Paul before being acquired by venture capitalist AJ Scaramucci.
Logan Paul has invested $5.3 million in a rare Pokémon card and suggests collectibles could be a risky but potentially rewarding addition to a portfolio, though financial experts generally advise keeping such assets a small part of overall investments due to their illiquidity and volatility.
Amazon has discounted the Pokémon Mega Evolution Elite Trainer Boxes by 20%, now priced at $79.95, with additional savings possible through an AMEX card or a $60 Amazon gift card offer, making it a top deal ahead of Black Friday.
Amazon has restocked its exclusive Holiday 2025 Pokemon TCG Premium Collection, which includes booster packs, promo cards, and an oversized foil card, available for $70, along with other holiday-themed Pokemon TCG products like the Holiday Calendar and Paradox Fury Premium Collection, which are also in stock and popular among collectors.
The Pokémon TCG Lost Origin set is experiencing significant market shifts, with some cards like Giratina skyrocketing over $700, while others like Gengar and Pikachu are dropping in value, reflecting a market correction amid ongoing Pokémon Mania 2025.
Amazon has reintroduced a 50-pack Pokemon card lot at a record low price of $5, offering a cost-effective way for collectors and players to build their decks and collections, with a diverse mix of cards from across the Pokemon series and the potential for high trading value, but stocks are limited and the deal may not last long.
Walmart announced a rival sale to Amazon's Prime Big Deal Days from October 7 to 12, offering discounts on popular items like Pokémon cards and LEGO sets, with early access for Walmart+ members starting October 6. The sale aims to attract shoppers with exclusive deals, especially on high-demand products, and provides a good opportunity to find discounts on Halloween items before Black Friday.
McDonald's Japan canceled a Happy Meal campaign featuring Pokemon cards after resellers caused chaos, leading to discarded food and long lines, as the company aims to restore its family-friendly image and prevent future issues.
The article highlights the best deals on Pokémon cards, Magic: The Gathering products, Funko Pop Vinyls, and mini PCs available today, with TCGplayer offering significant savings over Amazon on trading cards and decks, and various tech deals for budget-friendly mini PCs suitable for work or light gaming.
Prices for Scarlet and Violet 151 Pokémon cards are fluctuating, with some final evolutions like Charizard ex, Blastoise ex, and Venusaur ex climbing due to their artwork and playability, while earlier forms like Charmander, Squirtle, and Bulbasaur are decreasing in value as supply increases. The market is stabilizing, making it a good time for collectors to buy the full lines, especially the iconic final evolutions. Additionally, certain cards from the Black Bolt and White Flare sets are highly sought after, and market prices for sealed products vary across vendors.
The article discusses the most valuable Pokémon cards from Japan's Black Bolt and White Flare expansions, highlighting top cards like Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex which are fetching high prices early in the market, and provides insights on purchasing sealed booster packs and upcoming Mega Evolution sets. It emphasizes the strong collector interest and market trends for these sets, with prices and availability updates.
The article lists the top 10 most expensive Pokémon cards currently available in booster packs, highlighting their artwork, market value, and rarity, with Umbreon ex being the most expensive at over $1,000, and others like Mewtwo ex and Pikachu ex also fetching high prices. It emphasizes the slim chances of pulling these cards and the potential value of investing in them directly.
The article discusses the top 10 most expensive Pokémon cards from the Destined Rivals set, highlighting their current market values, artistic appeal, and potential use in decks, with some cards remaining stable while others have fluctuated in price as the market settles.
The Pokémon card market is highly volatile, with recent significant price drops in certain cards like Team Rocket's Ariana and Cynthia's Garchomp ex, while others like Mewtwo ex and Ho-Oh ex have experienced sharp rebounds, reflecting ongoing fluctuations influenced by the new Destined Rivals expansion and retail practices.
Thieves broke into a California store and stole 35,000 Pokémon cards and the cash register, missing out on a special collection set to launch soon after. The store made a humorous video of the break-in and the manager noted the thieves didn't seem to know what to take. Despite the setback, the store remains resilient, emphasizing their love for running a local hobby store in the community.