Logan Paul’s big splash in the Pokemon card world is shaking up prices for graded cards. The YouTuber and wrestler just announced plans to auction off a super rare pristine Charizard card valued at $5.3 million. This move has collectors buzzing and pushing up values across the board for high-grade Pokemon cards.
What makes this Charizard special? It is in flawless condition, one of the best out there, which is why experts put its worth so high[1]. Logan Paul has been hyping his Pokemon collection for years, and this auction takes it to another level. Fans and investors are watching closely because his spotlight often drives demand.
Right after the news broke, prices for graded Charizard cards started climbing. Sites like Price Charting show a PSA 10 Charizard, which is top grade, jumping from around $1,000 to higher bids as buyers chase the hype[1]. Even related cards like Umbreon EX in ungraded form hover over $1,000, but graded versions are seeing the real surge[1].
Why the rush? Logan Paul’s fame brings new eyes to the market. When celebrities like him flex rare cards, everyday collectors and big spenders jump in to grab similar ones before prices skyrocket. Graded cards from PSA or BGS benefit most because they prove condition and rarity.
This trend is not new for Pokemon. Past hype from influencers has spiked values on cards like Base Set Charizards or shiny holos. Keep an eye on auction sites and price trackers. If you own graded Charizards or similar fire-types, now might be the time to check your collection’s worth.
For PokemonPricing.com users, track these shifts daily. Logan’s auction could set new records and keep graded prices hot for months. Sellers might see quick flips, while buyers should hunt deals before the wave peaks.
