Logan Paul just made waves in the Pokemon card world by calling rare cards generational assets. This comes right after he sold a super rare card for a jaw-dropping price that smashed records.
The card in question is a first edition Base Set Shadowless Charizard in perfect 10 condition from PSA. Paul bought it back in 2021 for 3.5 million dollars. Fast forward to now, and he flipped it for 5.27 million at a live auction. That kind of jump shows how hot the market is for top-tier Pokemon cards.
Why generational assets? Paul says these cards hold value across decades, like passing down family heirlooms or prime real estate. They beat inflation and keep climbing as collectors chase perfection. His sale proves it, with buyers willing to pay top dollar for mint condition gems from the 1990s.
For PokemonPricing.com fans tracking prices, this highlights the boom in high-end cards. A PSA 10 Charizard like this one started auctions around 2 million a couple years ago. Now it’s over 5 million. Lesser grades still fetch thousands, but pristine ones explode in value.
Paul shared the news on social media, hyping the sale with videos of the auction frenzy. He plans to use some proceeds for his Prime Hydration drink brand, but the real buzz is how this cements Pokemon cards as serious investments.
Prices for similar cards spiked right after the announcement. Check recent sales on sites like eBay or PWCC for Shadowless Charizards, and you’ll see bids climbing fast. If you own vintage Pokemon cards, get them graded now, as condition rules everything.
Paul’s not alone in this view. Other celebs like Post Malone and Drake scoop up rare cards too, treating them like stocks or art. The hobby turned investment vehicle keeps drawing in new money, pushing prices higher.
Keep an eye on upcoming auctions. With sales like this, expect more records to fall soon.
