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The collection was last checked on June 5, with records identifying 116 missing cards valued at $7,556.10; two PSA certification numbers allegedly matched a Telegram resale listing.
Logan Paul plans to peel a pristine Corocoro 223 sheet during a July 30 livestream, seeking the earliest Pikachu card’s first PSA 10 after prior submissions graded PSA 2 and 5.
Rocket’s Snorlax ex leads the 2004 set at $52,500 in PSA 10, while Mewtwo ex is valued at $6,200; PSA 10 populations stand at 109 and 84, respectively.
Logan Paul spent an estimated $2.7 million acquiring rare CoroCoro uncut sheets, but PSA awarded low grades; he plans another public sheet peeling on July 30.
Japan’s trading card market reached ¥338 billion after 90% growth in four years, prompting lawmakers to examine rules addressing counterfeits, scalping and opaque high-value transactions.
Three Pokémon cards sold for $110,500–$156,000, led by a PSA 10 Snorlax LV.X; a BGS Black Label Poncho Pikachu fetched $120,000 on July 12.
SNKRDUNK ranked PSA 10 One Piece cards by trades from January 1 to June 30, with Monkey D. Luffy ST21-014 leading and listed from ¥17,000.
The dealer allegedly kept 33 vintage cards and a $1,484 grading payment, then sold the cards for personal gain. The $2,220 collection could have been worth up to $30,000 after grading.
Eight graded cards fetched $480,000 at Fanatics Collect, led by a PSA 10 Snorlax Lv.X at $156,000—940% above its prior record—and a Tekno Snorlax at $27,000.
The top 10 OP-16 chase cards show Gem Mint rates of 83.8%–98.6%; English Ms. All Sunday leads at 98.6% across 209 graded copies and recently sold for $1,725.
Onchain gacha spending reached $324 million in June 2026, up from roughly $50 million a year earlier, as users opened tokenized packs backed by vaulted physical cards.
P-159 rose from ¥1,800 at its July 13 release to ¥2,500 on July 15 despite 500,000 extra magazine copies; the Deluxe Foil campaign may spur matching-set demand.
An unverified Sleepy Mew illustration rare is circulating ahead of the set’s September 15 worldwide launch, while Bubble Mew PSA 10 copies reportedly approach $4,000.
A BGS 9.5 Japanese Gold Star Charizard reached $18,600 after selling for $8,700 in December, while a PSA 10 Grey Stamp Nidoking brought $22,500 at Heritage.
An Alberta pre-release attendee reportedly pulled 10 golden Mega Darkrai ex cards from one Pitch Black pack, with raw copies valued near $750 each; the disputed set releases July 17.
The all-PSA 10 collection of 102 cards sold during Heritage’s June 26–27 auction, which totaled a record $7.89 million; Pikachu Illustrator PSA 8.5 fetched $843,750.
A PSA 10 Legendary Collection reverse-holo Charizard sold for $122,000 at Goldin, edging past two recent records; three other graded Charizards brought $28,060 to $109,800.
A PSA 6 Gold Star Latias reached $2,880, while a Base Set Red Cheeks Pikachu PSA 10 sold for $29,400 after fetching $17,400 in February.
Pre-bids reached $843,750 each for a PSA 8.5 Pikachu Illustrator and a complete PSA 10 first-edition Base Set, while a PSA 10 Charizard hit $450,000.
Fanatics Collect sold PSA 10 Legendary Collection reverse holos of Gengar for $408,000, Pikachu for $204,000, Eevee for $66,000 and Squirtle for $32,400 on June 14.