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A PSA 10 N's Zekrom Pokémon Center promo from the Ascended Heroes ETB just sold in auction on eBay for $5,850.
Where do you think this card settles long term?
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A collector finds the one card they've been hunting for, adds it to the binder, and instantly knows exactly where it belongs.
With major events and card shows drawing bigger crowds across North America, it's a reminder that Pokémon TCG isn't built on price charts alone.
Pokémon’s latest viral meme wasn’t about cards.
It was about a bicycle.
The official Pokémon account reposted the classic bike joke from the 2004 games, where players are mocked for not being able to afford an overpriced bicycle.
Collectors immediately connected it to today's TCG market.
Booster boxes with MSRP around $140–160 are regularly selling for $250–400 on the secondary market. Popular releases disappear within minutes, scalpers use bots to clear inventory, and some collectors are camping outside stores just for a chance to buy at retail.
The irony is that Pokémon was always built around collecting, trading, and playing.
Now, for many fans, the hardest challenge is simply getting product at the intended price.
Pokémon has already increased production to fight shortages.
The question is whether supply can catch up before an entire generation of casual collectors gets priced out.
Pokémon collectors spent weeks arguing whether these gold Mega cards were ugly, overrated, or overhyped.
Meanwhile, a PSA 10 Mega Zygarde ex just sold for $1,026 with 47 bids.
In collectibles, attention matters.
The cards everyone talks about often become the cards everyone watches.
And sometimes, the market decides before the community reaches a consensus. ⚔️