Logan Paul is a fan of the most out-of-the-box items in the world. He never shies away from shelling out his hard-earned money on buying anything that he likes. A few days back, the 26-year-old sent waves all across the combat sports universe after he spent a whopping $3.5 million on first edition Pokemon cards.
update on this: I’m flying to Chicago this weekend to verify the case with BBCE, the company who insured its authenticity
to be continued… https://t.co/grLMa92JCM
— Logan Paul (@LoganPaul) January 5, 2022
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Days after his purchase, IGN reported the YouTuber turned boxer may have spent $3.5 million on fake Pokemon cards. That said, ‘The Maverick’ took it to Twitter to detail his true notions on this entire matter.
Sharing IGN’s tweet, he wrote, “update on this: I’m flying to Chicago this weekend to verify the case with BBCE, the company who insured its authenticity to be continued…”
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When the Ohio native dropped the news of buying these cards, hardly anyone believed it, as it was an insane amount for first edition cards. The news of it being fake may have stunned him even further.
Did Logan Paul really buy ‘fake’ Pokemon cards?
‘The Maverick’ is always open about his interests and likings about various artworks, cartoon characters, and more. As Logan Paul shares a different love for Pokemon altogether, he ended up gifting himself the first edition of those cards.
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Considering that he is a genuine fan, Paul didn’t think twice about his purchase. However, there’s no way he would have made the purchase had there not been some way to verify its authenticity.
As Paul has been faced with a comment, he will look to find out whether his Pokemon cards are real or fake. That said, fans will be keenly tracking Logan Paul‘s social handle for the next few days, as he might come up with solid proof regarding the authenticity of his cards.
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Until then, one cannot say if his expensive cards are real or fake.
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