In a new video, YouTuber and professional wrestler Logan Paul shared how he purchased an exceedingly rare Pikachu Illustrator Pokmon card from 1998, which PSA grading company rated a minty ten and for which Paul paid a whopping $5,275,000
In general the higher the ink cost of the card, and the more unique the ability, the higher up the rarity chart it will go
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Vendor booths with rare singles and sealed products
While none of these cards would have much value on their own, the cumulative demand for the cycle (if you're buying one, you're likely buying all three, since that's the jokewe see similar similar with B.F.M
There are more than just these three cards that have a similar effect, but you get the idea