Liverpool Echo.It turns out YouTuber Logan Paul paid just under £4million for a PSA Grade 10 Pikachu Illustrator card last month.Yes, you read that right, your Pokemon cards could make you a millionaire.Popular in the Noughties, the cards each featured a different character as well as their statistics which you then used to fight one another and snap up your opponents cards for yourself.Depending on the condition of your cards, rare and limited edition versions could sell for hundreds of thousands, or millions.The PSA Grade denotes the condition of the card – and 10 means it’s mint with no damage of any kind.This grade of condition means the cards are often kept in sealed pouches that prevent any damage.And, the massive price tag on some cards is thought to be due to children who once played the game growing up and having money to spend on their collections.Plus, during lockdown, the game saw a resurgence in popularity.But, the cards now seem to be more an investment than a hobby.Florence Codjoe, a finance expert at money.co.uk, has recommended, however, that anybody who is looking to buy or sell should make sure they compare prices.She told Metro: "It’s sometimes hard to know if you’re selling for the right price, or if you’re being ripped off with one you have your eye on.
