Logan Paul Trusts Pokemon Cards More Than Stocks – Here’s Why
Logan Paul, the famous YouTuber and wrestler, recently shared why he picks Pokemon cards over regular stock market investments. He bought a super rare Pikachu card for 5.3 million dollars back in 2022 and now plans to auction it off. Paul told Fox Business that for young people, putting money into fun collectibles like Pokemon cards can beat boring stocks.[1]
This Pikachu is no ordinary card. It’s a 1997 Japanese promo version, the only one in the world with a perfect PSA 10 grade. That means it’s flawless, no scratches or wear. Even cards with lower grades sell for over 80,000 dollars, based on price guides like Price Charting.[1] Paul is selling it through Goldin Auctions, calling it proof that these cards hold real value.[2]
Paul explained his thinking on The Big Money Show. He said young folks should invest in things that excite them, not just safe stock options. Millennials like him are shifting away from traditional investments toward alternatives such as trading cards. Pokemon cards fit right in, with top ones fetching millions due to their rarity and fan demand.
For collectors on PokemonPricing.com, this shows the huge potential in the market. Paul’s move highlights how a single card can grow in value fast, outpacing some stocks for those willing to take the risk. Keep an eye on auctions like this one to see where prices head next.
