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A July 31 livestream showed Logan Paul damaging aged CoroCoro sticker cards after spending $2.7 million on the magazines, prompting ridicule and criticism of his grading claims.
Paul paid $400,000 for a CoroCoro Jigglypuff sticker that he estimated at about $150,000 in PSA 9 condition; a Pikachu sticker also showed poor centering and visible damage.
Everyday Wonders adds 69 base cards and no new mechanics, with full-art Jigglypuff and Sylveon among its main chases; Dedenne ex and Milotic ex may see competitive play.
Jacob Zanghi’s free-to-watch documentary investigates early glossy Pikachu and Jigglypuff promos, including a newly discovered card that may predate every known official Pokémon card.
Everyday Wonders adds 69 base cards and no new mechanics, with full-art Jigglypuff and Sylveon among its main chases; Dedenne ex and Milotic ex may see competitive play.
The collection revisits historically notable cards including banned powerhouse Sneasel, first-turn threat Erika’s Jigglypuff, Shining Celebi and Crystal Lugia alongside iconic Base Set reprints.
September’s 30th Celebration may reprint 30 historic cards with Pikachu stamps and special holofoil, including Crystal Lugia, Base Set Charizard and Paldea Evolved’s Magikarp.
The $21.99 tin launches June 5, 2026 with four booster packs and a choice of alternate-art Mega Gengar ex or Mega Clefable ex foil promo.