An ultra-rare Pokemon card that cost $2.70 in 1999 is expected to sell for a whopping $54k at auction. The 1st edition Shadowless Base Set Charizard card is known as the “holy grail” to collectors and ...

While The Pokemon Company itself is gearing up to celebrate with a Pokemon Presents on Pokemon Day 2026, they’re not the only ones. Auction sites like Goldin and eBay are also preparing special ...

South Korean game studio Sanctuary Games, a small team founded in April 2025 by former NEOWIZ business development manager Hyunduk You, has announced Zanerdin: The Unbound, a collectible turn-based ...

Developer Sanctuary Games has announced collectible turn-based RPG, Zanerdin: The Unbound, for the PlayStation 5 and PC via Steam. "Although we’re an indie-sized team, we don’t believe the narrative ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A rare Pokemon card was auctioned off through a New Jersey auction house on Monday for a record $16.49 million, setting a record ...

Logan Paul sold his prized Pokémon trading card for a jaw-dropping $16.49 million on Monday, setting a new Guinness World Record for the most expensive trading card sold at auction. After a tense ...

How much would you pay for an ultra-rare Pokémon card? On Feb. 16, YouTube creator turned WWE personality Logan Paul sold a 1998 Pokémon Pikachu Illustrator card, encased in a custom diamond necklace, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Feb. 16 (UPI) --A rare Pokémon card famously owned by online celebrity-turned WWE wrestler Logan Paul was auctioned for a ...

Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Copyright 2026 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Logan Paul poses for a photo at the Tempo by ...

Five years ago, Logan Paul set a world record when he purchased a Pokémon card for $5.275 million. It proved a sound investment – the influencer and wrestler sold that card for a jaw-dropping $16.492 ...

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