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Logan Paul selling Pokémon card for £3.7m – and he will hand-deliver it
The world’s most expensive Pokémon card is being sold by wrestler Logan Paul for over £3.7m – and he will hand-deliver it to ...
Logan Paul recently listed his $5M Pikachu card at auction. It seems that the bids for it are already skyrocketing. It is a well-known fact that Paul is a renowned Pokémon card collector, having ...
This is no ordinary card. This is the card. The legendary Pikachu Illustrator PSA 10, a mythical piece that exists somewhere ...
Logan Paul often wears the card around his neck, and it has been recorded as the Guinness World Record-holder for the most expensive Pokémon card. Celebrity and entrepreneur Logan Paul is selling his ...
Logan Paul is once again blurring the lines between internet celebrity, sports entertainment, and elite collecting. The YouTuber-turned-WWE star has officially placed his record-breaking Pikachu ...
World Wrestling Entertainment star and influencer Logan Paul has agreed to sell his rare Pokémon card, capitalizing on what he says is a marketable moment for the collector’s item. Paul purchased the ...
Provocateur Logan Paul, who rose to fame through divisive appearances on YouTube and in the WWE, announced his plans to auction off a pristine Pokémon card he originally bought for $5.3 million in ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Photo Credit: Craig Melvin/WWE via Getty Images Logan Paul‘s Christmas gift to his daughter was anything but ordinary. The popular ...
After just over a week at auction, Logan Paul's Pikachu Illustrator card has already passed $6 million with 48 bids placed. With a month left in the auction, it will set the record for a Pokémon sale.
YouTuber-turned-entrepreneur Logan Paul is once again propelling Pokémon cards into the spotlight. Not just as rare collectibles, but as speculative investments with real market probabilities attached ...
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