In recent months, Pokémon cards have (again) become the objects of all desires, to the point of being exchanged for several million dollars.
Will the bubble around Pokémon cards ever stop? The question deserves to be asked, since we have been witnessing for several months spectacular expenditure around these collectible packages. Scalpers are not mistaken and sometimes negotiate very high amounts of boosters and packs on merchant sites, as soon as a new edition is released. The reason is simple: some cards are particularly rare, and if you come across one of them, you can then realize a nice added value.
A youtubeur blazes 3,5 million dollars
Latest example: the famous and controversial youtubeur Logan Paul announces on social networks that he has bought no less than 3,5 million dollars worth of Pokémon cards.
A crazy amount, due to the fact that this jackpot includes first generation cards, which are no longer produced today, and some of which (if they are well in these packs) could largely make the initial expense profitable.
Inside the package: 11 basic sets from the very first edition, an event that “will probably only happen once”, says the youtuber. While waiting for the video which will undoubtedly reveal the contents of the package, the question still arises as to whether all this makes sense...
