Logan Paul’s $2.5M Pokémon Card Sale Set for February 15 Auction
URGENT UPDATE: Logan Paul has officially confirmed the sale of his rare Pikachu Illustrator Pokémon card for $2.5 million, set to hit the auction block on February 15. In a thrilling social media reveal, Paul and renowned auctioneer Ken Goldin discussed this monumental deal, which is anticipated to be the greatest Pokémon and TCG auction in history.
During a clip from Netflix’s upcoming Season 3 of King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch, Paul negotiated a price that has fans buzzing. He originally purchased the card for approximately $5.3 million, making every detail of this transaction crucial to collectors worldwide.
Goldin’s initial offer of $1.5 million quickly escalated as Paul countered with $3 million. Ultimately, they settled at $2.5 million, with Paul sharing, “Did I make a good deal? @kengoldin has been chasing me for years trying to convince me to sell this Grail and he finally did it.”
The emotional weight of this decision is palpable as Paul expressed his hesitation in parting with such a coveted item. He noted, “This was a very hard decision and I’m not sure we’ll ever see this card for sale again, but I’m 60% sure I made the right choice to sell.” His fans are left on the edge of their seats, eager to see the final sale price when the auction goes live.
In addition to the cash advance, Paul will receive a stake in the entire auction, adding an intriguing twist to the deal. “Plus Ken gave me a great offer: a $2.5 million cash advance against the winning bid AND a small piece of the entire auction,” he elaborated, hinting at a lucrative opportunity ahead.
Mark your calendars! The auction will take place on February 15 at Goldin, featuring Paul’s 1/1 PSA 10 Pikachu Illustrator, the rarest and most valuable Pokémon card ever created. Paul plans to personally deliver the card to the winning bidder, adding an exclusive touch to this significant collectible.
For context, the Pikachu Illustrator is one of the most sought-after Pokémon cards, initially released as a contest prize in 1997. Paul acquired this unique card, the only PSA-graded 10 in existence, from a private sale in 2022. He famously showcased the card during his debut at WrestleMania, even making it into the Guinness World Records for owning the most expensive Pokémon card.
Fans are eagerly anticipating the auction, with many speculating about how high the bid will soar. The Pokémon collectible market is thriving, and this auction could set new records. As the date approaches, excitement builds around Logan Paul’s historic sale that may redefine the landscape of collectible trading cards.
Stay tuned for updates as the auction date nears, and prepare to witness what could be a groundbreaking moment in Pokémon history!
