Logan Pauls Illustrator Pikachu is without doubt one of the rarest Pokmon cards in existence
Starting near MSRP at 5,500, prices grew steadily as collectors realized the Mew VMAX SA and Mew V SA artworks were Japanese-exclusive and increasingly difficult to find in sealed product: Sep 2021 : 5,500 (slightly above MSRP 4,950) Jan 2022 : 8,000 early adopter demand as Mew VMAX dominated competitive play Jun 2022 : 12,000 competitive demand absorbing sealed stock Jan 2023 : 18,000 collector interest in Mew V SA artwork grows Jun 2023 : 25,000 sealed supply visibly declining in Japanese market Jan 2024 : 32,000 international collector demand accelerating Jun 2024 : 38,000 approaching current levels Apr 2026 : 45,000 card rush buy price 40,000 implies ~45,000 market The appreciation trajectory from 5,500 to 45,000 represents an 8 price increase over 4.5 years
Understandably, a special edition Luffy card signed by Eiichiro is quite rare and worth a pretty penny
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I was recently tasked with selling the large comics collection (around 7000 comics), of a relatives estate
[401] Author Chris Kohler wrote that Pokmon was considered "ruthlessly commercial", and that it "program[med] children to be consumers of anything and everything Pokmon"
