There's been a massive restock of Pokémon TCG thanks to Amazon pooling it's stock levels internationally. You won't find sets like Prismatic Evolutions, but previous Scarlet and Violet / Sword and ...

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, ...

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A content creator just sold a card for millions of dollars, and it’s not the only one worth a pretty penny. The goal of collecting and pitting monsters against one another has been particularly ...

This buyer just caught the most expensive trading card of all. An uber-rare Pikachu Illustrator card, owned by social media star Logan Paul, just sold for a whopping $16.4 million at auction via Godin ...

Five years after breaking records by buying a Pokémon card -- a collectible trading card–– for $5.275 million, Logan Paul has now sold it for an astonishing $16.492 million, around ₹1,495 crore. The ...

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As Pokémon becomes increasingly mainstream, the world's number one intellectual property continues to demonstrate its massive global appeal. Celebrating its 30th anniversary, Pokémon debuted a Super ...

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 ...

Last month, New York Pokémon card store The Poké Court was the focus of media attention following a frightening armed burglary that involved its staff and customers being held at gunpoint. The ...

The most expensive Pokémon card in history just broke its own record – tripling its value in just five years. While Pokémon is marketed with the “Gotta Catch ‘Em All” theme, very few fans actually ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. As part of what seems to be a growing crime wave, thieves broke into an Anaheim card shop to steal Pokemon cards ...